Which fight was closer Madrimov vs Bud or Usyk vs Briedis

Madrimov vs Crawford easily.

 

Crawford vs Madrimov albeit the Briedis fight was close too

But as you say, Briedis >> Madrimov and Usyk fought Briedis in his backyard on a deck stacked against him, whereas, conversely, Madrimov who was the champ fought challenger Crawford in Crawford's backyard on a deck stacked against him

Crawford ranked 11 fight pro novice Madrimov a 9 out of 10 and admitted experience played a big part in that one

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Usyk parted ways with his then trainer after the Briedis fight. I don't think he was happy with the game plan

 

Because the people on this forum generally know what they're talking about, because we're more intelligent than the average casual fan that populate other **** boxing sites and that mentally challenged echo chamber known as Twitter. You have an issue with this forum? Please... feel free to go elsewhere, Alt.

 

I checked, their IP addresses don't line up, but he's definitely some whiny super aggrieved former poster who's showed up with an agenda to push. Subtly is never the strongsuit of an angry alt.

 

This clown alt again?

Again, but that's not true. In fact, 2 of the 3 judges scored it 115-113

Crawford is not more skilful than Usyk though

What's Crawford's amateur record. How many losses does he have during same day weigh ins when you can't weight bully your opponents?

And the only reason he's more accomplished in terms of divisions conquered is because, duh, there are way more divisions for him to conquer given how there are divisions every 5lbs, 6lbs, 7lbs, and 8lbs from 135-168 and because he has been a massive weight bully

Crawford is so skilful he has NEVER fought anyone much bigger than him or who had a reach advantage over him. Not once in 42 fights. And he never will either because as he said himself when you move up in weight you asses your physical advantages when you do so


''You just size them up. Size them up. Especially when you go into a bigger weight class. You size them up and see your advantages''

If you're so skilful and confident in your skill you don't worry about things like that.

Has barely fought any KO artists or legit bangers his size, let alone ones much or way bigger than him

And has fought 41 of his 42 fights in his backyard/country


In other words, a complete inversion of what Usyk has been doing and one is unquestionably way more difficult, risky and impressive to do. That's not bias, Mr Biased, that's facts


I don't think someone who thinks Usyk is one-dimensional is in any way, shape or form fit to past judgement on the skill level of any boxer and nor should anyone take anyone that dumb remotely seriously


How many times has Crawford fought someone who outweighed him by 10lbs?

How many times by even 5 or more?

How many times has he been at 6'' or more reach disadvantage?

How many times even just 3?

Or even be at a reach disadvantage EVER AT ALL?

How many times has he fought in his opponent's backyards in 42 fights?

How many times has he defended his belts in his foreign opponent's backyard?

How many KO artists and legit bangers his size has he fought in 42 fights?

 

Yes, he made it much more difficult for himself than it needed to be

Also, let's not forget the amount of head trainers he went through at CW. I think he's had 5 of them in total in 24 fights but he's been with his current one since the Bellew fight IIRC so that was 5 in 16 fights

Yes

I didn't actually realize it was that same judge. Good spot