Defenders of Defensive Fighters, The Lovers Of The Sweet Science... Are They Posers And Snobs?

Because its pretty applicable this week, a whole lotta people acting like snobs, in spite of the fact that deep down, they know the score, Ward lost to Kovalev and they don't want to admit it to themselves.

They have no leg to stand on, yet they continually try in vain to whip out that snobby YDKSAB cliché as a knee jerk defense mechanism.

 

No its not, its stating a fact, many Boxing fans are elitist snobs or at the very least pretend to be.

 

God forbid, the site has been awash in obnoxious fake know it alls for the last 4 days, what's wrong with a different perspective.

Maybe because its extra biting coming from someone who actually knows **** about boxing.

Same can apply to Boxing as applied to Trump-Clinton election.

 

The fight was close FACT, and Ward didn't do enough in most peoples eyes who don't proclaim themselves a "lover of the sweet science".

Roy Jones Jr. is a fighter and a friend of Ward, he thought Kovalev won, Max is a shameless wannabe snob who dickrides Rigo and Ward every chance he gets, and he stretched credibility to the breaking point to push his agenda.

The fact is its not a stretch to see Kovalev taking the fight on points in most peoples estimation, to score it for Ward you literally have to stretch reality to the breaking point to find that many close rounds to give to Ward.

Max Kellerman is the walking definition of who this thread is about.

 

Malignaggi is a well known Mayweather dickrider who usually bashes aggressive fighters, his opinion is biased as hell, and no these fights aren't particularly hard to score, they're hard to score if your mission is to score it for Ward, but relatively easy if you're watching the actual match.

This BS about Ward dominated the last 6, where did that come from Kovalev won the 10th arguably won the 12th and the rest were close to 50/50 Ward did better but didn't dominate in any but 1.

 

Ehhh, same as always, a few family members over that I don't particularly like and a few that I do, and as usual I try my best to avoid talking to most of them.

 

And tables and chairs and sweet potatoes and drinks.