Dib fight round by round

Really ? Golden Boy groomed Dibb and got him a big opportunity in the USA to fight for a world title against Leuvano but he completely stunk the place out. He did nothing but dance around like a drunk on a dance flour. Now he is back fighting in a boxing backwater (no disrespect to Australia) against journeymen and bums. Why is he not fighting in America on Golden Boy undercard ? Please enlighten us all.

 

Did that punch force Yamaguchi out of the match? No because he was fine with a second to go in the count. So that argument is rubbish.

 

Dib is an immature punk, fought an absolute stinker of a fight against Luevano, and despite getting suspiciously close scores despite it being a blowout, acted as though he won the fight (after dancing and avoiding exchanges for 12 rounds).

Call me a dog all you like, but i am not going to blindly support someone who is a slap in the face of boxing. I am certainly not going to support his cause when more deserving fighters (Marali) cop a slap in the face.

 

I never said Dib was not out of order with Golden Boy. Shane may be partners in Golden Boy, that does not mean that Shane is not still friends with him and is out of order with Shane. Have a good day.

 

I like how the big kiwi guy blocks Footits corner to prevent any further confrontations but one wonders why Husseins corner is left to roam free? Who is the germ that pushes Footit with the black bandana around his neck? Where is the respect?

 

:rofl

You bounce from one unconnected point to the other trhen reach some magic conclusion that backs you up!

Your point about lifting is hilarious - and so far wrong it shows you have no experience with throwing. :rofl

 

I could go for the obvious handling crack, but I'm going to take some ground as well.

I don't know what you're referring to any more, you've changed points and arguments so many times its hard to tell.

Haterade, I was referring to the different interpretations of the rule. Read through it again. Its why I even highlighted some words.

 

So what kind of punishment would you hand out to:

1. Yamaguchi for lifting?
2. Dibb for striking a fighter while on the canvass unable to defend himself?

I don't see that either boxer should have had any thing other than warnings leading up to the disgraceful finish to the fight.

All fouls occured in within the first round and none from either fighter looked malicious or with intent to hurt the other fighter.
You are getting very hysterical about what really is a non issue banging on about the fouls prior to Dibbs disgraceful actions which caused the end to the fight.
You do need some perspective with regards to how serious it is to hit an opponent while they are prone on the canvass.

Royce Sio was diqaulified and lost his bout for doing similiar only 2 weeks back on Humano.
Can you explain the difference????
DO YOU COMPREHEND MUCHACHO!!!!!:good

 

I have not changed my position at all - it is just you cannot read through all the hate in your eyes for Dib and are more interested in your ego then discussion.

Both fighters at fault, Japanese moreso in my opinion, and a stinker of an ending. That differs from you how?

But hey if you think the Japanese is worth it then pay to bring him out again - personally I thought he was a stinker who was open for left hook all round.

 

I still don't know what you are trying to say, you actually seem to be implying that every time they clinched awkwardly and Yamiguchi put his head under Dib and lifted him up a bit, that he was genuinely trying to tackle him to the canvas every time.

Hey, how about instead of making vague statements, why don't you actually explain yourself?

Dib wasn't even resisting his efforts, if Yamiguchi wanted to tackle Dib to the canvas in those awkward clinches he would have, but he didn't. If you think he couldn't have even if he tried, you are absolutely kidding yourself.

Thats all there is to it, its clear Dib's action is on a different level of severity than Yamaguchi's.

Thats where any credibility you could possibly have disappears. Stating lifting in the clinch and the resulting tangle ups from his awkward winging style is worse than a calculated late shot on the canvas is beyond stupid.

 

"BUT BRO IM A KILLA ULEH LOOK AT HOW INTENSE I AM ILL SMASH U U JAP ****A I'M A LEBANESEE GANGSTAA!!!"

Bloody disgrace looked like a little ****ing midget with a Napoleon complex, no one and I mean ****ing NO ONE touches the boxers, I don't give a **** who you are -- that is the number one golden rule, anyone who breaks it is a complete ****head who should be barred from boxing forever.

 

Hmmmm interesting point.

I was once a big fan of Billy Dib & its sad to say that he will be in the category of hated fighter with little quality..if he continues to these sorts of tactics he displayed he will be in for a rude shock outside of this country.
I suggest he gets back on his bike & puts on ***** borefests like he does best vs Luevano.

 

1. Warning for first and second infraction, point off for third.

2. Point off immediately and japanese fighter allowed time to recover. NC if unable to recover.

Hysterical? :rofl Not much of an exaggeration eh!

You are still underplaying the japanese fighters actions though. He hit and kneed Dib on the ground in addition to the lifting you grudgingly admit.

 

Theres the knee...good show old chap.

 

Who said that? You are hilarious, are you really reading or just guessing at the responses you receive?

I state a point off for the shot and a warning for the lifting and you still reckon I have stated that the lifting is worse than the late shot! atsch


****in pointless if you wont even read the response.