Teo is a fraud he's constantly turning down big money fights against the top black fighters he rather fight them with his mouth because that's all he do is run his mouth.
Rolly, Ryan and Teo have all been beaten.. Ryan quit on his knees. I thought he was proposing Tank 😂 Rolly ain't been shit since Tank knocked him the fuck out with one punch. And old man beat his ass. Ryan quit in the biggest fight of his career After Tank KOed Ryan he ask Tank could they be friends. I believe he wanted Tank to run up in him like Bruce Jenner 😅😂😂😂😂
Madrimov did great and I knew he would so did Crawford. Although each round was razor close, I still have it 8-4 Crawford. Now I do agree that Madrimov seemed to be extremely accurate with his right but that was to be expected cos Crawford shut his left hand down. Finally, the commentary team, excluding Mr Shawn Porter SEEMED biased… The Hate… Good breakdown and congrats to Both Warriors, 👊🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸
andy is making a career about being a disappointment. i don't know. everybody has to be themselves. i hoped andy would show flashes of brilliance and hard training. wtf.
I didn't know the whole story.....I should be on AJ's side because this is a classic thing amongst older people.... never want to give the people coming up anything because...... they're bitter and selfish.
I can just tell you are an AJ extremist by your commentary and your intro clip lol but hey, its all love. Yes, the WBC is a joke but this "sport" being more of a business than a sport is why the WBC offered Wilder a fight for the bridger-weight title. The WBC would rather a big name like Wilder holding their fake title. I think Wilder should retire at heavyweight because he is no longer that killer that he was, but i kinda have an interest in him fighting Okolie and Okolie really sucks, so he'd most definitely loose.
@@Sovereign-JT Wilder has great reach, yeah, but there will be faster guys inside the distance on him before Wilder can use that reach, and Wilder's jab is not special.
I like AJ, but he's the most scared of all the top heavyweights. Too scared to fight Wilder even aftwr Wilder lost to Fury. Doing the Politics not to fight Fury. Scared of Zhang. He's basically scared of everybody. Wilder and Fury already have losses in their record and AJ still fought neither men.
i think dubois made a mistake there... if i was dubois i would have picked a page from ruiz's book ... i'll pretend to be star struck by joshua.. I'll be respectful and then turn on him in the ring... the are guys that could intimidate joshua... like klitchko like usyk like ngannou... but if you are a fury a miller.. a wallin let alone a dubois i don't think is a good idea
Hrgovic struggles with anyone who doesn't stop in the first 6 rounds. He gets gassed out. The first 6 rounds... he's great. The last 6 rounds, he's almost always just hanging on. He's not a 12 round fighter, nor does he box savagely in the first few rounds, to possibly end it early. There are multiple people in the top 10 that can probably take out Hrgovic, as Dubois illustrated. If Hrgovic was conditioned better, ya, he could possibly be champion, but this seems to be a pattern in multiple fights.
His two biggest wins are Klitschko and Wilder. Klitschko was 39-years-old when Fury fought him. (An old man in boxing terms) He was also in his last but one fight. His 68th to be precise. He should have never have even had the title shot and here's why. The fight prior to Klitschko was Christian Hammer. A fight which later proved that Fury was a drug cheat. That's a 100% FACT! The results of that test didn't come back until AFTER the Klitschko fight. (Conveniently) Had the results come back sooner, the bum drug cheat would have been banned and wouldn't have had the shot. There is no doubt he would have cheated against Vlad too. Then he decided to go on a coke binge and got stripped of the title he should never have had. Then there's the joke Wilder. Wilder's entire career was manufactured so he could hold on to the belt. And I would bet than none of these Fury fanboys have never even looked at where Wilder's opponents were ranked when he fought them. Here's a link for you so you can see for yourselves the absolute nobodies Wilder fought. Half of them weren't even ranked. www.sportbible.com/boxing/news-stats-deontay-wilder-infographic-exposes-quality-of-his-boxing-opponents-20200514 Hope you're all crying now you know what a true bum Wilder is. Proven again when he faced Joe Parker and got comprehensively outboxed. So Fury's win over that bum was no big deal. But you have to actually know about boxing which Fury fans don't. Also, Wilder dropped Fury 4 times. So that covers his biggest fights. So, we have Otto Wallin. Another fight that Fury should have lost. It was one of the worst cuts I've seen. And there were two of them. The fight should have been stopped, but for reasons only known to Fury, he was allowed to continue. Now Wallin had a good record, but you also have to look at who he fought to realise he was just an average boxer. John McDermott also should have had his hand raised in the first fight. But, the referee who went on to be a very questionable judge gave it to Fury. Jim Watt along with other commentators Glenn McCrory, Johnny Nelson all scored the fight to McDermott, as did David Haye. But that blind ref scored it 98-92 in favour of Fury. A complete and utter joke. And the fight is available on here for you to see for yourselves. All Tyson's other opponents were mediocre at best. And you can see them on wikipedia here >>> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyson_Fury Then Ngannou! An absolute novice boxer in his very first fight. Yet he manages to drop Fury and more than a few people believe he lost that fight. Fanboys can say "oh, he didn't train for that fight!" Well not according to Fury himself, and I think he would know better than all of us. But even if he didn't train, he should have still schooled Ngannou. And then good old AJ, a boxer who smashed Ngannou to bits in 5 minutes and 28 seconds. Showing the world how you deal with a novice that Fury couldn't cope with.
How could he possibly do that when there is an official watching every single thing they do? It's pathetic. Just like the fanboys. They're not boxing fans at all.
facts but you can't expect most fury fans, or boxing fans in general, to understand basic logic. Most of them are casuals that don't understand how scoring works. Fury won maybe 4-5 rounds between 4 and 8 if you count how much damage was being done and shots landed. Clearly was outgunned 7 or 8 rounds* with not only punches landed, but quality punches landed. There is no way this fight should have been a split decision
On paper it goes to points but both will have their flurries, both are susceptible, if Fury gets caught early in a round he's a sitter and Usyk has struggled with body-shots in every bout i've seen him in.
Fury will win easily on points. A good big one will always beat a good little one. Usyk was a far better boxer than Joshua, but he isn't a better boxer than Fury.
Joshua was the toughest fight of Usyks career, Fury has 0 chance of knocking him out, Joshua could have. Not to say fury cant win but as for a harder fight Joshua 100% would have been harder cause he had the mustard to end it at any point in the fight so it was a tight rope Usyk walked. Fury cant he hasnt knocked anyone out in forever and none of them were Usyk. Pillow fists losing on points.
I knew this weren't no win or easy fight for romero 😂 even when the bookies favored romero here's what i thought about the fight 2 months ago ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5_ybfubiiCU.htmlsi=xK2TCgzJjc2k0jaN
@@sportinskeptic I wasn't implying I thought Ngannou was fake, or an actor; I was saying Ngannou is a 'class act'. He's a square dude who works hard and carries himself well with respect given and earned all around. Class act. He just hasn't been a boxer for 20 years, that's what happened.
I didn't see the fight so I don't know. But have you seen WWE? They have fixed fights every night and loads of wrestlers have had job ending injuries, traumatic brain damage. Look at the Undertaker V Mick Foley cage match. Mick did that all for money, he's missing an ear, teeth and has shattered vertebrae. So this is childs play compared to that.
WHO CARES? its boxing you don't play boxing a unit like AJ hits you without the proper defense you go down those who don't know how to minimize damage ngannou wasn't experienced enough defensively to minimize damage heavy weight boxers are the hardest hitters in the world the top of the pile is Anthony Joshua.
I'm not saying the fight was fixed, I'm just saying the majority of boxing fans would risk injury against Anthony for the losers portion of the money. MMA and boxing are 2 different skill sets. MMA has to train in 3 different fighting types which makes the odds of them losing in boxing higher. But if Anthony went into MMA he would most likely lose.@@sportinskeptic
AJ is probably the best boxer right now. But how do you know if punch power between MMA fighters and boxers has never been tested? Like I said MMA fighters don't train that way. If they spent all their time on boxing and knock out power, the moment they are taken to the ground they would have to tap. James lights out Tony was a very powerful knock out artist and he said the same thing. He stepped into the octagon with a 48 year old Randy Couture and was knocked to the ground with a punch and then TKO'd. There have been plenty of MMA heavy weights with knock out power. In a street fight I would rather have MMA training.@@sportinskeptic
Spot on bro..he can't be the bearer with his average career resume.,and lately desecrating the heavyweight division by loosing to a debutante before AJ came and cleaned up the mess.
Ngannou nearly beat and should have beaten Fury, but he was cheated by the points decision. Joshua is a class boxer. Look at his two fights with Ruiz, he totally changed his style to out work his opponent. Brains and power, AJ needs to fight Usyk.
When the sport becomes bullshit instead of the truth, if you like it was designed to be. It’s just a sign of the times. Getting close. Behold the pale horse. Arrivederci, Roma.
Why because whether they admit it or not, everything is political. I see a good up-and-coming fighter in the gym. They sabotage him so he doesn’t have to face him and that’s just the truth. We don’t see the real tests anymore. Everything is WWE now. Unfortunately, boxing used to be a place where guys that got the bad hand in life went to make up for it not anymore. I’ll woop his ass at 50
