Arslanbek Makhmudov returns on the 16th Decemeber

Joey "Minnesota Ice" Abell is a nice guy.

After a serious college football injury that had him in coma for a week or so, Abell became a boxer.

 

Alright not Makhmudov but anyone else in the top 25.

 

I like Joey, too. Good puncher.

 

Good post.

It's all too easy to right off fighters after one bad performance. Elite fighters learn from these bad performances and become better.

Also Takam has made many top fighters looks bad, Povetkin, Parker and Joyce all had problems with Takam but in the end came out on top and so did Makhmudov. While I have been a big critic of him we shouldn't right him off completely just yet, lets see how he looks in his next few fights. If he doesn't look any different then yeah we can seriously question his potential but if he starts adding things to his repertoire then he still might end up being a top heavyweight.

 

Hayes been exposed many times, Thompson exposed him, klitchko exposed him as a man who can't fight good taller fighters, and Bellew exposed him as lazy arrogant fighter, looked deadly with his roided muscles, then fell apart. Lol
As a heavy you can't compare Haye to Fury, Wilder and Ali, all of them have shown serious grit in the ring, Wilder has shown heart coming back to fight after 2 serious beatdowns, he's looking to fight another top fighter now, and Fury showed grit when dropped and comeback stronger, Haye lost to klitchko, retired, cameback fighting complete stiffs to talk himself into a bellew fight and got beaten up twice, and Ali well he was just a pure warrior of the highest degree. I wonder why you dropped him in there.
He won a f championship against an Arthritic Giant and that was about it at heavyweight and one Decent KO over Chisora if that is someone's benchmark for greatness. Top cruiserweight though, although he missed alot of good fights in the late 00s.

Haye was knocked down a by blown up supermiddle weight. He also was beaten up by a past prime fighter in Thompson, although he could have fought on, the corner saved him. Imo Haye was a talented fighter and dangerous but not capable of having a long run in the heavyweight division, and he was ultra arrogant and nowhere as skillful as he thought he was.

 

Then threw away his prime ducking the living **** outta the contracted rematch. Tyson duck, duck, goose Fury.

 

Best version of Fury I've ever seen was Wilder II.

Waldo P. Kliterson Jones II would've happened if not for the 2016 media witch-hunt, and Waldo would've gotten KTFO in Manchester, with Fury not having any fear of corrupt refereeing like that which Weeks had demonstrated in Germany;

 

Barely and only because Fury decided to walk at him in round 12...Which is exacly how Fury nailed Wlad mentally AGAIN for the rematch when Wlad said he found the key in round 12. Absolutely demolished. BUM ROBOT. WLAD IS WORSE THAN AJ. WLAD CAN SUCK A NUT.

 

Waldo P. Kliterson Jones is lucky that rematch never happened, he would've gotten the Wilder II treatment and been laid out or driven to his knees again and again 'til someone had mercy.

But, even without the KTFO, Waldo's soul resides in Fury's hip pocket to this very day.

"Well, he's mainly 'I can do it'
And the rest is 'Yes, I am'
Oh, he's Waldo P. Kliterson Jones

Oh, he comes on like Rock Hudson
And he thinks he's Superman
But, he's Waldo P. Kliterson Jones..."

[url]Hahahahahahahaha[/url].

 

That's true but at least he isn't shopworn.

 

Yeah but he has to fight someone.