Gorman, how far can he go after that ??

Losing isn't a crime, but Gorman showed very poor ring IQ and a total inability to adapt after his initial tactics clearly weren't working. His true level got found out tonight, and that's about where he'll stay.

 

Having rewatched it a few times, at points Gorman was literally looking at the floor, windmilling away like a kid in the playground. I should have known things were going to be a bit one-sided when Fury was interviewed and his voice tone went a few octaves higher if he thought Gorman was going to win "having sparred them both".

 

He should get his confidence back, connect with several easy wins against fighters like Parker, Molina, Stiverne etc.

 

Domestic level. Gassed terribly and didn’t show much at all to me.

 

Parker would beat Gorman.

 

Dave Allen is two fights away from Joshua

 

He can't go as far as his hairline.

 

Lucas Browne is Batman to Gorman's Robin. Except young Lucas was biten by a rabid village hogg who became blood thirsty.

 

I skimmed the title & read it as how "fat" can he go?

 

LOTR great movie haha

 

I don't mind a fighter losing, but the nature of that beating didn't leave me much optimism for the lad's ceiling. Fighters have overcome ugly losses before, don't get me wrong, but the odds aren't very good for it.

 

Okay, I watched the fight. Gorman is crafty, but isn't going anywhere because his size puts him in no man's land. It would take a serious effort for him to get to cruiserweight and his lack of power makes him a sitting duck for real heavyweight contenders.

 

Gorman was utterly and completely outclassed in every single category by Dubois.

Where was this vaunted hand speed? Skills? He fought like he was terrified to even engage Dubois apart from a rare counter. He fought the entire fight going backwards and doesn't even do that well.

 

if he wasnt a brit, nowhere. as it stands, multimillionaire.