had plenty of fun joking about him (his tactics and training style, not any of the other stuff) but he deserves plenty of credit for taking a ton...
sounds like a Zach Parker scenario…show us the x-rays
definitely come out of these 24 rounds feeling that Bivol is the superior of the two. first fight was very debatable while this one was close but...
pleased to be proven wrong in this fight. probably the most guts and versatility I’ve ever seen from Callum. credit to Buddy McGirt for again...
at least he can move out of Billy’s spare room now
get another undeserved shot the next time the circus comes to Manchester
you need another gear to call yourself a truly world level boxer. this fight was Catterall’s for the taking. Barboza is solid but nothing special,...
the only thing I like Fury for nowadays is single handedly keeping alive granddad turns of phrase like “at least Dick Turpin wore a mask”
boxing has the lowest bar to entry of any sport, so anybody with the time and inclination can label themselves BoxingBonanzaTV or FightFanboys and...
“only four men born from their mother’s **** can beat me” doesn’t have the same ring to it
would just like to point out that the best heavyweight southpaw any of these guys faced was…Karl Mildenberger
how dare we compare the greatest heavyweight of his generation to the greatest heavyweight of other generations!…
well he didn’t get bounced around the ring like a ping pong ball this time, so that’s something
amazing how so few thought that Usyk might also improve on the first fight. as if Fury only had to train a little bit harder and he would win.
why does Usyk always have to beat opponents two or three times for it to count?
