Whose punch resistance is better between...

Especially since Cunningham was never in a situation where he 'literally dodged bullets.' He was in the navy, not the army, and I heard it was pretty rare for sailors to be shot at with handguns.

 

We already know you are trolling, no need to sell the idea even harder. We get it, mate. You are bored and want Usyk to lose tonight, so you open silly threads.

 

I never knew exact reason, cheers I just assumed. He had a good career he was successful. He’s not an ATG or hall of famer but it’s not fair to compare him to guys who are and dismiss his achievements because of it.

 

So if Cunningham wasn´t the same after the Fury fight, then how come no one stopped him?

 

A low blow, that was ruled a low blow, isn't a legit knocked down.... Your delusional and scrapping the barrel if that's the only thing you got to say: that a guy who was dropped 20 times, 7 of those times at cruiserweight , has better punch resistance then a guy who was never dropped but low blowed by a big puncher.

 

Agreed with the military thing, they're both made of flesh and bone, one man wrote his name down to do some push-ups and crawl under barbed wire for a government, he is not now superhuman.

 

The only reason Fury beat Cunningham was because of all the fouling, mugging, holding, clinching, grabbing, mauling techniques he employed after his Chin got checked and he was on the canvas. Fury should have been DQed in that fight.

 

So you are clearly trolling now... Chisora had a good 2 rounds and got picked apart the entire fight.

 

Agreed! I think he had a spectacular run after the YPH losses.

After the losses, Cunningham moved up to face Jason Gavern, who at the time a was a solid American/local level talent. It was a good test to see how Cunningham would fair against bigger men. Also on the same card were Bryant Jennings and Thomas Adamek.
The win over Gavern set up a rematch with Adamek. And If I am not mistaken, this kick started Main Event´s deal with NBC. Main Event, which was at the time run by Kathy Duva used the NBC deal to launch and restart quite a few careers. Jennings, Cunningham, Kovalev, Mansour, Curtis Stevens, Sullivan Barrera and Thabiso Mchunu were among some of the more prominent names who found great success thanks to this.

Kathy Duva did an excellent job back then.

 

Lol.