You're seriously using the last 30 seconds only? He couldn't walk from exhaustion long before that lol. His Chin was fine.
he won't come back from that.. he's damaged goods now.. losing the way he did, plus getting stretchered out has psychlogically scarred him for life.. he should retire.. there's no coming back from this loss
He isn't the first young heavyweight hot shot to be derailed by a rugged vet and he won't be the last, some have carved out legendary careers for themselves, some never regain that trajectory, remains to be seen. Is he any better off than a Jared Anderson post Bakole right now?
Is that like, a rule on this forum? I unashamedly admit that I never have boxed. I just love watching (but I am far, far from a casual). There's a lot of things that I am passionate about watching, that I would never do to be honest.
me???...naseem!!!! why you say that??? i don't wear a mumu i didn't hype him up the way naseem did my prediction before the fight wasn't ''pain'' for hrgovic the way naseem predicted
No, granted, there was no way Naseem could've called for him to retire after the way he hyped him up. But if he hadn't done all that, he would've. He's known for it.
No, not a rule, of course. But actually boxing and training gives you perspectives you otherwise will likely not stumble upon. In this case if you trained you would likely figure out that the way Itauma fights is unsustainable at championship level.
Its in their DNA. Went from quite literally taking over the whole world to not having much of anything going on... which is an incredibly tough pill to swallow. Most Brits Ive met had a crazy superiority complex also, which I believe it stema from the first half of my post