Arslanbek Makhmudov looks like he would break Deontay Wilders spine, and Furys neck.

Are you mentally challenged or have no clue what you are talking about? We talking about Makhmudov who’s record is 17 fights and 16 of them are KO/TKO’s.
And since when are Eastern Europeans or Central asians are boring? Was GGG , Kovalev boring?
Loma, Usyk, beterbiev how are they boring?
Bivol ?
Muricans like Haney, Shakur , Spence are legit boring.

 

Makdmudov struggled with Takam ffs.

 

Makh should call out Chisora or Whyte and lets see what happens.

 

Why should he fight two fighters wilder refused to fight as champ
Lol

 

Because he's not proven himself about that level. His best win is takam, who is below Chisora and Whyte.

 

Fury takes the **** out of him

Wilder sparks him out

 

You know who wilder beat to face berman right
Lol

 

The legendary Jason Gavern?

 

Nobodies. And Stiverne was a nobody also.

 

Lmfao
Gavern > takam
Sure gavern would beat yoka
Narratives

 

Here's the thing mein bruder. Once the stars of the 90s retired, but before guys like Wlad managed to assert generational dominance, heavyweight was a wasteland of amateursbabbies like Chagaev and Ibragimov feedings on has-beens and generating little to no magic of their own. NO ONE found that era entertaining, who's being honest at least. It was heavyweight boxing, in the FOUR (if not five, given the WBA's recent split) belt era no less, at its absolute worst. The only people to set that division on fire were guys like Toney and Roy - as I said

Compare that to our current era, which we'll say began November 29th 2015. Once Fury, AJ, Wilder, Usyk, Ruiz, Zhang, Joyce. Whyte etc. (alongside the Parkers and Ortizs of the world who're half-out-the-door) retire, we're heading for a similar era of nobodies who spent too long in the amateurs, feast on cans and will be lucky to have a single signature fight of their own in their entire career

''Are you mentally challenged or have no clue what you are talking about?'' You're the type of person who posts War and Peace in threads about how to make boxing fairer or cleaner or whatever amateurs nonsense you want polluting our great sport. Here's the thing: boxing isn't a sport, it's a culture of prizefighting and stardom. Ray Robinson was a star. As was Ali and Leonard and Tyson and Oscar and Floyd. If you want something more rigorous where fighters with the personality of a biscuit can hold belts then I suggest you transition to MMA

Not being funny mate, but if you disagree with my post then feel free to tell me why. Don't use my post as a platform to start sounding off. I'm not remotely interested. GGG, Beterbiev etc. have nothing to do with this. These are fighters who only managed to gain star power at the tail end of their careers due to maintaining their performances at a high level (which Mdov, Jlov and all these bores can't/have yet to prove) and usually found a gimmick outside the ring. GGG had his goofiness, coupled with a great dance partner in a superstar like Canelo. Usyk is also lovable and needed four massive performances to gain exposure in the UK - which he still barely has in the States, when Fury is still in the mouth of almost all credible boxing journos

 

He ain't got no muscles on that chin. Wilder only needs one good shot.

 

another 34 year old prospect huh

 

After 6, the judges will have it 8-0, Canelo.