Tyson Luke Fury vs. Deontay Leshun Wilder III & Efetobore Ajagba vs. Frank Sánchez Faure RBR

204 page LOAT thread incoming

Choo Choo mother****ers

 

This guy must have been on LSD. Hahaha, embarrassing.

 

Probably the 2nd most deranged poster. Wilder won 2 rounds.

 

In other news, that night of fights was an easy 1,761.51 of fiat for yours truly;

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The Gypsy Boy reigns, pick against him at your own peril.

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He might have won three.

I gave him only rounds 1 and 4 on the night.

Upon rewatching later, you could make a bit of a case that he took round 5 as well.

Either way, at the time of the (good) stoppage, Fury was well ahead.

 

If not pizza, insert other widely accepted or liked item in place of it.

I made the movie theater reference compared to my own experiences. This was far and away the most excitement I have seen at a cinema fight, and I have been to plenty of them. I am comparing a sample size of the public's reaction from this fight, to the public's reaction to other fights. I would love to know how you deem that as a poor measuring stick for entertainment value as perceived by the public.

"So you're most entertained by sloppy brawls with lots of laying on each other and breathing heavily, with fat rolls & muscle getting all rubbed and smushed together, with the overwhelming majority of punches from both fighters being wild slaps that don't land cleanly despite both altogether eschewing defense for long periods? Cool. We don't have the same definition of entertaining, then."

Those are your words. Are you telling me those words imply you were entertained and enjoyed it? Come on, you act like I responded to your comment because the Ouija board told me to do it. You are contradicting yourself. Let yourself enjoy the things you love, instead of nit picking them and creating this fantastical illusion of the perfect boxing match in your head that all bouts must be compared to.