Fox PPV: Errol Spence Jr. vs. Miguel Ángel García Cortéz & David Benavidez vs. J'Leon Love RBR.

Bro, give up on watching boxing. That is the worst scorecard I've seen on this forum, literally. C'mon it was 120-105 minimum, you missed a bunch of Spence 10-8 rounds. Sure there were no KDs but he was schooling Garcia so super hard.

 

Not really an enjoyable match. Both Spence and Garcia fought cautiously. But it is very much predictable before that Spence would control the fight due to his size. Garcia did almost nothing in particular and basically had been in full defensive mode from round one. He tried to launch his timely and precise counter several times, but Spence wary about this and protected himself all the time. To be honest, I didn't score a round for him.

However, I think Garcia can enjoy his 'little victory'. Judging by the way he fought today, he didn't really aim to win. He was aiming not to get knocked out and that's where his muscle growing come into fruition. He might lose his undefeated record but he successfully kept his reputation intact and got a lot of money from it. The only loss he got from this match is the fact that he probably no longer have business to do in 147. I mean, whom does he aim to fight next ? Crawford ?

 

Hahahahaha!!!

 

Lewis is not slick man

 

so Spence or Crawford?

 

Well that height, weight and reach advantage earl had over Mikey was just GRAPHIC. Wow. Credit to Mikey for being forced up two divisions and trying. This win for earl don’t mean much given those above facts.


Am I doing it right Loma haters??

 

This was Loma vs Rigo 2.0. The smaller guy was credited as being more skilled, made enough noise to get the fight made, only for the larger man to show they had that advantage, too. The size advantage never hurts, but Spence would've won if they were the same size too.

 

Mickey lucky they had a 2nd weigh in, otherwise, this fight wouldn't have made it past 5.

 

I wouldn't say it was the most lopsided but Spence was as dominant as he could have been because Mikey was not going to counter enough for Spence to catch him. He wasn't willing to take that risk. He was in a clamshell mode the whole fight. I was blown away how Mikey wasn't even willing to throw when Spence was getting sloppy. And Spence did get sloppy toward the last few rounds. He was throwing caution to the wind because he knew Mikey wasn't going to trade. If he had Spence may have stopped him. Didn't get the chance, though. If Mikey really wanted to be great he would have tried to win this fight. You can't be great simply by moving up and being dominated by a bigger champ.

 

Make no mistake everyone is laughing at your posts. You have zero credibility when it comes to objective posting. You always knew that anyway so I guess nothing new there.

 

We have been waiting for GGG to move up and dare to be great but nah nothing. Same with Loma who said he is not moving up ever.