Sounds completely insane, yet entirely unsurprising. Screw these two, screw the WBA for giving them this position, and screw them even more if...
(Usyk) 1. Fury 2. Joshua 3. Wilder 4. Hrgović 5. Hunter 6. Joyce 7. Whyte 8. Parker 9. Povetkin 10. Ortiz/Bakole/Pulev
How you can tell me that you’re not reading it because it’s about misinformation about yourself, and then claim you don’t know what it’s about...
Fury was robbed lol, no question about it for me. The Breazeale win did change my thinking a bit, not necessarily regarding the Wilder-Fury...
Ajagba stands his ground and covers up well. It’s a promising trait for a prospect but not the approach you should bring against Wilder. He needs...
You’re either incredibly knowledgeable and perceptive or just have a fetish for aggressive guys with a decent left hook who’ve proven next to...
if nothing else the division will get a lot deeper. I think Hrgović and Makhmudov are massive threats the big 3 in their current state, they could...
Really? Where did you here that?
Yes. He really really is. I knew Hunter was the real deal but I was surprised by how effortlessly he dispatched Maldonado. Outside of Usyk and...
July is turning into a pretty damn spectacular month for HW boxing- best of 2019 by far. Ironically without any of the champions fighting.
I totally agree that Wilder’s biggest stylistic weakeness is against a pressure fighter who can sustain an attack and has at least solid power....
Wow this is a good fight if it’s happening. Better than Duhaupas fight imo, if Yoka wins this he deserves serious credit, at least enough that...
if Joyce can take Ruiz’s power he’s doomed. He loses it in the later rounds, and his work rate isn’t all that great. He brings it to Joyce early...
I having a burning desire to see Charr get taken out of the picture- whether by Joyce or another upcoming HW. I don’t think anyone is as out of...
Wilder’s power doesn’t come out of nowhere, he either plants his feet or steps(almost jumps) into his right hand. The effectiveness of his jab...
