Erratic415
Superstar
20 year anniversary of this fight:
Agree to disagree breh, entertainment level isn't the be all end all to me, I'd probably watch some shytty pro fight where the result matter in term of professional boxing scene than a dust-up between 2 celebrities or an exhibition between old legends.Facts, you just can't up and forget about success. We forget about losers. Why you think nobody talked about Chavez Jr last fight.
Tyson/Jones was just one of those events, that you just had to watch at the moment to really get it. They don't understand that by the time the main event happened, everybody already got their boxing fix. Seeing them old nikkas was just the icing on the cake and since nobody got hurt, everybody was satisfied. The show did too many things right, to just act like it didn't happen.
It made me briefly forget about Jacobs and Rosado tho. That's definitely a positive.
Agree to disagree breh, entertainment level isn't the be all end all to me, I'd probably watch some shytty pro fight where the result matter in term of professional boxing scene than a dust-up between 2 celebrities or an exhibition between old legends.
I'd rather watch a fight between 2 dudes that are both top 5 in their divisions evenif their styles mash up terribly than a war between 2 journeymen. Simply because I'm more curious about who's better between 2 high level dudes. If the jurneymen war is so good I'll catch it later or something. To me, these celeb and exhibition cards just cannot be taken seriously enough to think of them as boxing like I'm thinking of normal cards as boxing.
It's cool if some of you don't though... to each their own.
Chavez Jr. beating up cab drivers doesn't interest me either though
If he hurts Danny, it’s gonna be to the BodyWith that retard chin he has idk if knocking out Danny is possible..... can still punish im tho
im not even going to click on that lomachenko-walters video
I don't think Spence has to use the "Brook/Porter game plan" to break Danny down though, and it seems almost too foolish for Errol to do that given that he would essentially be playing into Danny's hands in the process.
Frustrate Danny by keeping him on the end of your jab, move so he can't plant his feet, and invest early and often into the body. When Danny tires out late and the scorecards are lopsided, you beat him and overwhelm him on the inside.
Errol has too many tools to just be the come forward brawler that a lot of people want him to be.