Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
Yup and the nikka is old as fukkthat isn't helping the situation. Do any of the brehs know if he takes care of himself when he's not fighting?
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krackdagawd
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#AligieriAssassins
of course.
but the thing is dude falls right in line with my overall mentality. He boxes aggressively and puts more effort than the average boxer that just wants to throw a couple jabs and move around a lil to negate action. His style is like the textbook way to box, but he makes it entertaining, by throwing a lot punches while having a solid technical foundation. He doesn't overly rely on one thing like just a jab, or just good lateral movement, or a good lead right, or etc...He puts all the tools together consistently. If you a real boxing fan, you gotta appreciate that. Plus he can box coming forward and on the back foot. What's there to hate
Guys like Loma and Mares box aggressively with good technique and I'm a fan of them too.
Guys like Lara fight in the extreme end of your logical preference because he doesn't always box to win, but instead not to lose. The Canelo fight is a perfect example.
Like Steward (R.I.P.) I just naturally appreciate boxers that attempt to put skills and aggression together.
It's called the "Hurt Business" for a reason.
I've never hated on Algieri here it just seems team Algieri is more along the team krack way of thinking.
ain't going to be no knockdowns or kos there just outbox get that W and go home. As far as my preference it has always been to outbox and get the W if the kd or ko comes it comes. I don't like it when fighters get out of character because of that pressure of looking for a ko. That usually never ends well, that's why when I heard Bradley talking about ko in the Vargas fight I was Like if GGG were to say in his next fight it's def ending by ko cool that's what he does thats in his character I just don't like it when dudes get out of character looking to make a highlight reel and end up losing due to carelessness.
It's called the "Hurt Business" for a reason.
exactly...this is what i tell floyd stans all the gotdamn time when they think the object of fight is to "Score points" like its the amateurs...no you fight to win..thats pro boxing
\Demarco wasn't the man at lightweight...AB has no lineal titles..he was a beltholder in all 3 divisions
I thought he was looked at as the number 1 guy though or at least in the top 3. Those Linares and Molina KO's made a strong case for him.
That was Broner's best moment in the ring, don't take that away from him
I think Broner underachieved in a talent/ability sense. His highs look really impressive and you want him to aspire to more, but then his lows are really low and you question your own boxing eyes. He wasn't going into the pros with any hype and it was the Litzao fight that really made cats pay attention to him. Everyone thought he had potential in the Ponce DeLeon fight whether you had him winning or losing.
I used to think Zab underachieved, but then now that his career is just about over, I realize that a streaky headcase like him overachieved when you look at who he's beaten and how long he's been competitive in his career.
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
agree but I never bash floyd for it cause i dont think his power moved up with him.
im tryna remember the last time floyd had somebody hurt and an opportunity to swarm em?
this pic is killin me for some reasonBrandon Rios on his way to the gym.
I've never hated on Algieri here it just seems team Algieri is more along the team krack way of thinking.
Like if GGG were to say in his next fight it's def ending by ko cool that's what he does thats in his character I just don't like it when dudes get out of character looking to make a highlight reel and end up losing due to carelessness.
I know you never hated on Algieri, your one of the few that at least respected his skills when posting about him.
It's not about the KO's to me. I don't want anybody to think that. It's always been about the effort. I'm a big Chris Bryd fan and i watched his fights never expecting a KO ( Although that Jimmy Thunder fight was
) He was defensive as fukk, but would let off 5 and 6 punch combinations all while outboxing you. He wasn't really known as an aggressive fighter, but it was in his character and mental build up as a fighter to throw combos and keep a steady work rate. Maybe I just want more fighters nowadays to display stronger character. Fight like you want to win. Put effort into whatever style you have. As soon as Matthysse did that, he stopped losing competitive fights.......well until he ran into Swift. but the point is he stopped taking his sweet time to get started and fought like he wanted to win. His status in the sport increased once he realized that.
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
canelo-cotto talk
1970s HeRon Flow
Takin Penitentiary Chances
any good fights this weekend,been partying too much,my ass needs to try and stay home this weekend
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
haymon attorney snaps back
vanes gives two cent
vanes gives two cent
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krackdagawd
Inspire.
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
It's real easy to say this when your equilibrium isn't the one in jeopardy.
hit and dont get hit....sweet science rule no 1 or nah?
krackdagawd
Inspire.
hit and dont get hit....sweet science rule no 1 or nah?
Yup then when fighters can't make a complete sentence post retirement everyone is all
Here breh
