I guess you were referring to my comment about Black fighters. It’s not about wearing “woke glasses”, it’s about what is very evident and so called boxing heads fall into media traps. Okay, maybe YOU aren’t out to make Black fighters look bad, but don’t say”nobody” isn’t. My “woke” stance is a bigger issue than Shakur’s fight only. I’ve said this about Haney’s last fight when they booed him (it’s in the thread) because he held on for life after his first in ring crisis vs. a dangerous punching vet in Linares. I felt then they were trying to find something to be overly critical on (his chin). The same way they over criticized Tank’s prior fights and opponents. It’s like they can’t wait to create negative narratives about boxers so people can fertilize them with their bullshyt. These are YOUNG fighters who are still filling out physically, mentally, and business-wise and they deserve not to be over criticized by people who SUPPOSED to understand boxing and the business of boxing. My stance is very objective and it seems just because someone doesn’t agree with yours, judging from this post, you might have the objectivity problem. You want us to hold young fighters what they’re hyped up to be? Who hyped up Shakur to be a KO artist? Haney to be a KO artist? They’re were hyped up as slick, hit and not get hit fighters. Breh it seems that people are in the hen house looking for steak, but get upset when the don’t hear moos. If you think recognizing the bullshyt overreactions these young Black fighters are getting is being “woke”, then that’s another issue in itself.
. Beating people up, or having the willingness to beat people up is often a characteristic in getting stops. Still interested in seeing how his career unfolds.
“Staff Member”. That escalated quickly.
