FightHype's Ron Goodall recently caught up with contender Stephen Mckenna who had a lot to say about several topics on his upcoming return to the ring, his future plans, and much more. You don't want to miss what went down. Check it out!
@@DoctorEduardo from my eyes I thought they were even but can’t argue with other boxers when you’re a fan especially one who has boxed both… you talking like loma was waayyy more skilled than Crawford that ain’t the case
Crawford is more skilled than Roy. Roy just used athleticism to mask his flaws. Roy’s defense was trash as you can see once his athleticism faded….and the steroids lol
Bud is hittable. He was rocked by Gamboa and knocked down by Kavaliauskas. Madrimov is a natural 154-pounder with power. He is young, strong, and has a good amateur pedigree with 200 fights. Crawford is already 36 years old, so age will play a factor. Remember, Crawford started at the 135-pound division. Bud will likely get his first loss in this fight.
He fought Gamboa in 2014. He has definitely advanced since that fight. Crawford was having a hard time maintaining 147, so i think people will be surprised by how good he looks and how comfortable he is at 154.
@@musclebrown3554 SM cannot make weight and is now fighting at super welterweight. JL is rated 57 in the UK. I would say he should beat him on points. Interesting fight. SM progress is slow for someone with his amateur status.
@@jdvlanka265 please stop smoking weed or crack he challenges bud after he humiliated x champion hooker crawfish and Spence right their tell me resources BS mate
@@herusaauset2275 Yes he does have skills i was impressed with what he did against Gvyozdick. But his lack of power will get him stopped. He could not hurt Gvoyzdick and he gassed early because all of his punches were being absorbed by the larger target.
@@herusaauset2275 I agree skills are not enough when you lack power and size. Based off of that Beterbiev stops Benavidez and Bivol should beat him on points. Benavidez is stuck between a rock and a hard place.