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[The axe murderer]

Why is he doing this in his drawls?

dameref2

• patscorpio
• Jan 29, 2020

pauseb

• patscorpio
• May 11, 2018

Humpty dumpty looking ass need to cover up

 

[aceboon]

this fight is easily better than the main event

Vidal has looked like the truth imo, I can see Aleem getting stopped

 

[patscorpio]

Vidal has looked like the truth imo, I can see Aleem getting stopped

I'm a fan of aleem but he is starting to slip in his performances

Maybe he pulls another upset of a puncher like he did khytrov

 

[patscorpio]

 

[The axe murderer]

Classic underrated war

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

What's the intro song breh?

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

Fury vs AJ is gonna be the new Crawford/Spence

 

[The axe murderer]

Rep on recharge

 

[The axe murderer]

Fury vs AJ is gonna be the new Crawford/Spence

Just let it marinate bro

 

[patscorpio]

Good for him..herring doesn't want to change his fight trajectory...salute that

 

[The axe murderer]

 

[Yuzo]

Personally, I don't see a definitive victory for either fighter, so I'm more in line with the official decision being a draw. I certainly don't agree with the opinion that this was a robbery.

I don't knock Golovkin for not being a 'virtuoso' in the first fight. My gripe is that his offensive output, as a whole, rarely culminated in clear rounds for G. His aggression in the first fight is highly lauded, but his high punch output was sustained almost entirely by a jab, and he had to walk through a ton of punches just to land it.

Mind you, this is a fight where we saw Canelo clearly gas out, and also a fight where Golovkin often found Canelo on the ropes, yet he practically never capitalized on it. No body work, pumping a jab only to let Canelo step around him.

Even in the rounds where I thought Golovkin won clearly, like round 9, he lets Canelo come back with a great counter, and he responds with more jabbing.

Again, being that his offensive performance gets praised, it just wasn't that spectacular of a showing. Both 1 and 2 were great fights, but I don't see robbery by any stretch. That Lederman card was atrocious.

thats a good summary.

 

[Bigblackted4]

Personally, I don't see a definitive victory for either fighter, so I'm more in line with the official decision being a draw. I certainly don't agree with the opinion that this was a robbery.

I don't knock Golovkin for not being a 'virtuoso' in the first fight. My gripe is that his offensive output, as a whole, rarely culminated in clear rounds for G. His aggression in the first fight is highly lauded, but his high punch output was sustained almost entirely by a jab, and he had to walk through a ton of punches just to land it.

Mind you, this is a fight where we saw Canelo clearly gas out, and also a fight where Golovkin often found Canelo on the ropes, yet he practically never capitalized on it. No body work, pumping a jab only to let Canelo step around him.

Even in the rounds where I thought Golovkin won clearly, like round 9, he lets Canelo come back with a great counter, and he responds with more jabbing.

Again, being that his offensive performance gets praised, it just wasn't that spectacular of a showing. Both 1 and 2 were great fights, but I don't see robbery by any stretch. That Lederman card was atrocious.

 

[patscorpio]

 

[The axe murderer]

How is Nate Robinson more likely to fight than the two best heavyweights in the world