Shifting the goal-post, which is a logical fallacy. You don't need to post a video of the full bout. Provide merely footage of all the punches...
So where are all those amazing punches from Teofimo Lopez, that lands with more frequency than what I posted of Lomachenko landing on Teofimo Lopez?
The best chins don't get dropped anywhere near as often as Fury does. Someone like Wach, who has never been dropped before, is the definition of...
No one from that list. It's Mariusz Wach, who may very well be the most durable boxer of all time, may even be more durable than Oliver Mccall....
Teofimo Lopez could not even drop a one armed fighter, but he will KO that same fighter when he is in optimal condition and is not impaired?...
Yh, and THAT Cunningham was also an ancient old man by cruiser-weight standards, where he shouldn't have even been boxing but still managed a...
Or maybe his opponent had played a part in not making him look his best. Ever considered that possibility? Please tell us which fight you are...
Likewise, how can you say Lewis can KO Usyk when he could not even KO a bum like LEVI BILLUPS and journeyman like Mavrovic? It works both ways!...
It does matter, because said cruiser weights can and have KO'd heavyweights in a way even big punching heavyweights could / have not.
Lennox also could not put a dent in bums like Levi Billups and journeymen like Zeljko Mavrovic but he will KO Usyk, Joshua and Fury on the same...
Like he stopped Zeljko Mavrovic or Evander Holyfield? LMFAO!
Yh, stylistically Loma would be problematic for Mayweather's slow paced counter-punching style (ALA Ricky Hatton). But size and reach advantage...
I'd rather be a 'troll', than be worshipping another fellow mortal human being. If you're an adult, you must be one pathetic excuse of a human being.
You might not hate Loma, but you are definitely a Mayweather worshipper judging by your comments. Do you wake up every morning bowing down to...
Chances are, both Salido and Lopez would have beaten Mayweather too, assuming similar context.
