Can someone explain Jalolov?

He has a lot of potential and will get even more adjusted to the pros after this second Gold medal. First HW pro to do that BTW. I think he wins a strap or two after Usyk retires. Probably by the end of 2026.

 

"It's the same BS Gen Z mentality of it's harder for our generation so I won't even try".

Where did this come from lol. Either you're an edgy Gen Z'er or you've never spoken to anyone from Gen Z in your life

Anyway I got off of the Jalalov and to a lesser extent Dychko hype train. Some fighters just don't turn out the way you want em too.

 

Most, if you jump on the hype trains nice and early.

It's all part of the game with prospects - only so many can go all the way to the top, and the further up the levels you're hoping they'll go, the lower their odds of making you happy are.

 

I was obviously generalising to make a point, don't actually believe that generalisation to be true.

 

You call me a fanboy and then say this BS lol

 

I never called you a fanboy. It just seems like you are emotionally invested in Joshua Edwards like you know him as a friend, or you're his family or something. Because you massively overrate him. He is just not the guy you claim him to be at all.

And Jalolov is on another planet to Edwards I don't understand how people can hate on Jalolov when all he does is win.

 

I like Jalolov but another planet to someone he barely outboxed ?

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Deluded again.

It was a very easy victory. Walk in the park