Isn’t that usually the case? Wasn’t there a post on this forum recently showing an all-time heavyweight ranking from 1975 where Ali wasn’t even...
So is Usyk, that's why he is in the coversation against the greats of the past.
Benavidez is still on his way up, he’s not at the top yet. As for Canelo, he has a huge Mexican fanbase, plus all the Mexican holidays that...
Exactly. Fighters calculate risk vs reward. It’s not worth it for Usyk or Crawford to take one or two more fights against low-profile opponents...
He retired on top of the heavyweight boxing world, which quite frankly is a rare feat.
So Lennox supposedly didn’t think he could beat Vitali, which is why he accepted a fight against him on two weeks’ notice while out of shape and...
Even if he had weighed 5 kg less, he would still have been able to do that. You may have your theories, but the simplest explanation is that...
That’s not really healthy or responsible when you’re getting ready for a fight, which is why I find it unlikely.
That’s interesting, given that Lennox found out he was fighting Vitali with only two weeks’ notice.
Multiple opponents of Louis, Marciano, Liston, Ali, Frazier, Foreman, Holmes etc. were smaller or roughly the same size as Usyk's opponents in CW....
Usyk loses a lot of weight during training camp. For example, he was supposed to come in heavier for the Dubois rematch, but he didn’t manage to.
That’s simply not true. Usyk himself has said multiple times that he needs to eat a lot to make weight at heavyweight, and that doing so is very...
Exactly. I mean, how often does a fighter not only admit he lost, but also acknowledge that he couldn’t figure the other guy out? And yet, quite a...
He was frustrated, in that moment, it gave off real 'no mas' vibes. It also lines up with what he said later, admitting that he couldn’t figure...
There’s no argument for Crawford winning fewer than 7 rounds. It was a clear victory, and I’d even say it wasn’t that competitive, as Crawford was...
