Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Chavez for me because he just didn't have the heart.
Broner was just an idiot. Ortiz as well.
Broner was just an idiot. Ortiz as well.
Most disappointing career: JCC Jr, Amir Khan, Victor Ortiz, or Adrien Broner?
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Ortiz is a sad sight. I dont ever want to see Chavez Jr again.
Another way of looking at this poll is, Who's career would you rather have?
I wouldn't wanna be known for being a head case or quitting all the damn time like Ortiz and Chavez Jr.
I wouldn't wanna be the guy that's always getting dropped or knocked out like Khan.
Broner with his gunshy ass at least takes his beating/loss and sees the final bell. Although you'll be going like this for half the fight.
I wouldn't wanna be known for being a head case or quitting all the damn time like Ortiz and Chavez Jr.
I wouldn't wanna be the guy that's always getting dropped or knocked out like Khan.
Broner with his gunshy ass at least takes his beating/loss and sees the final bell. Although you'll be going like this for half the fight.
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Errol humbled him in front of his peers and he wasn’t the same sense
Errol humbled him in front of his peers and he wasn’t the same sense
Ehhh, I think Maidana gave Broner a humble pie that affected him more so than Spence.
Nah Errol had em sleep standing up
this happen literally right before the Mariana fight
He still had the confidence though going into that Maidana fight. After that L, his confidence hasn't been right sense.
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Broner was never really the same after he moved up from 135 to 140 and 147 and his power didn't travel with him.
When he went 5 rounds with Gavin Rees and 12 with Pauli Malignaggi I knew he wasn't as good as people thought he was.
In retrospect, maybe the Maidana fight wasn't a good second fight at Weltweight for Broner because he was never the same after that one.
It's probably Victor for me.
When he went 5 rounds with Gavin Rees and 12 with Pauli Malignaggi I knew he wasn't as good as people thought he was.
In retrospect, maybe the Maidana fight wasn't a good second fight at Weltweight for Broner because he was never the same after that one.
It's probably Victor for me.
How is it Jr? He made a lot of money on his limitations.
It’s easily Ortiz or broner.
It’s easily Ortiz or broner.
desjardins
Superstar
Pure talent I would say Khan, but he had so much turmoil early in his career it was clear what his flaws were.
Broner was probably most disappointing because his flaws seemed more fixable and became apparent after I had totally bought into him being a bonafide star
Broner was probably most disappointing because his flaws seemed more fixable and became apparent after I had totally bought into him being a bonafide star
to me ortiz is the most disappointing than both of them ...you cant be losing how he loses with his actual skillset and not be
at whybroner had enough talent, floyd cosign/stimulus package, AND crossed over to the casuals/mainstream which magnified alot of his flaws both in and out the ring..if his head was screwed on tight he would be the biggest thing in boxing...you cant blame ppl for picking him
chavez was coddled from day one..he wasn't a talent like that . he has about 4-5 fights where he should have lost, he's been knocked for PEDs, he was gift wrapped a belt by sanctioning body fukkery, and a bankable last name - it was only a matter of time before shyt got derailed for him and when it did, it was a wrap
desjardins
Superstar
"Marinate never ends up good, nikka"
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"Marinate never ends up good, nikka"
Who ever this is has me cracking up on this episode
edit (it's @LauderdaleBoss
You gotta post time stamps fam, cuz I be talking so much shyt, I be forgetting what I said.
JCC Jr by a landslide. Broner had a great start to his career.