That sounds like a bad stoppage.
A 50/50 split is out of the question. Wilder doesn't bring enough to the table to get it. A fair split should be 70/30 or 60/40 in favour of Joshua.
I dont like boxers who fight like Page did last night because I feel they're not taking the sport seriously. Too much showboating and clowning...
That's what I feel as well, that Vitali was the better fighter but Wlad accomplished so much more and has a much stronger resume. As such even...
He shouldn't get blamed either. He did his part in preparing for the fight and turned up on the day as ready as he could be, it wasn't his fault...
"Could" and "should" are worthless words in boxing. This is a results based business and if you dont get the results you dont get to put an...
It may have been his intention to fight Rodriguez as a tune up for something better, and that surely must be recognized, but in reality it turned...
Reid was offered an immediate rematch but turned it down because he didn't think it was enough money:...
Can Rodriguez really be classed as a tune up when he was the only person Ward fought in the almost three years between his victory over Dawson and...
It's not about whether the fighters Calzaghe beat could have "enhanced Ward's resume" - who those individual fighters were is irrelevent to the...
It's not rocket science, I've laid it out several times already. Calzaghe beat 8 former/current/future World Champions, Ward beat 5. His best...
My argument is that Calzaghe's best win - Kessler - matches Ward's best win - Froch - for quality and that beyond that the strenght of opposition...
Bute was not invited to take part in the Super Six. Ken Hershman - VP of Showtime Sports - who organized the event admitted he had not invited...
Who decided that? Is that official? Anyone else back this up? The "big names" Ward beat at Super Middleweight are Kessler, Abraham, Bika, Froch...
Let me hammer home the point here; I was not comparing resumes or circumstances, I was not taking individual victories into account, I was only...
