Comparing boots Ennis performance to Butaev's on Saturday night (boxing exposed)

No, you whiny *****, it didn't used to be more balanced, it was heavily biased and one sided. Now, it's far more fair and balanced, with most of the irrational nationalistic overtly pro-American, pro-Euro, pro-Brit rooted out. Every side is represented and no group has the upper hand. Which of course is equality, which biased fanboys are usually triggered by.

As far as the Eastern Euro obsession, not sure if you noticed but.... this sport is far more international now, there's a lot more diversity, fighters are showing up from every corner of the world and instead of being a footnote, a stay busy opponent or an oddity, they're winning belts, dominating divisions and are truly P4P material or in some cases, ATG material. I know that triggers people, but this is a brave new world, so deal with it crybaby.

 

Dulorme didn't arguably beat James. A draw would've been fair, but not a win.

Now... what does any of what you just wrote prove? Dulorme did well against James, because Dulorme is a scrapper when in with a featherfist, and James didn't KO Dulorme because he lacks power, as does Ugas and Jessie Vargas, who both came close to stopping Dulorme. What are we going with now? Bivol UD'd Lenin Castillo and Callum KO1'd out cold Lenin. So you know what that means right?!!!! Callum>>>>Bivol. No, the sport doesn't work that way, and you know it. Because in all likelihood, you'd rate a win over Bivol much higher than you would a win over Callum Smith.

The only thing your post proves is that Jaron Ennis has power.

Good for him, now let's see Ennis actually beat a boxer who isn't chinny, with a very good skillset and defense.


As far as Butaev's performance against James goes, it was the far more impressive of the two, because James has never been stopped, and he's never been flat out ragdolled. Not even by the likes of Abel Ramos, who arguably performed better against Ugas than Pacquiao did. Even Jamal's loss against Ugas (who he fought 2 days shy of a month after facing Omotoso), he wasn't beaten senseless, and he managed to snag a few rounds. At least he didn't go down twice against Ugas like Dulorme did. Jamal is a gritty tough as nails guy, who is hard to look good against, Butaev dominated him more emphatically than anyone has to date. So not sure why you feel the need to tear down a truly excellent performance by Butaev, and build up a decent, but let's be honest... wholly predictable win by Ennis.

Going into Saturday, I didn't give Dulorme a sliver of a chance against Ennis, because he is damn chinny, and he hasn't fought a real puncher in years, and even then most of the featherfists dropped him. The result was elementary. You didn't think Dulorme actually had a chance did you?