Has The Heavyweight Division Ever Been So Poor?

Why thank you kindly.

 

Just a little tip,when accusing some one of stupidity, it is as well to spell it correctly.

It is STUPIDITY, not STUPIDLY as you STUPIDLY TYPED .
Chisora does not draw flies in the UK ,neither do the Klits unless a UK fighter such as Fury was to be involved .
Fury is not ready for the Klits, yet he has comprehensively beaten Chisora whom Wlad picked for a gimmee over three fights ago.

Chisora has 18 fights under his belt,has never beaten anyone rated ,has lost to the best man he has met, and has ONE win in his last three fights,and that over a man with
a 19-43-3 record.

The Chisora Wlad fight fell through because of the draconian terms the Klits wanted to impose on the deal via their K2 promotions, plus they reneged on the deal when the prospective number crunching showed that it would not be viable financially as no one outside of Germany would pay to watch it,Wlad then went the Haye route.

Haye's non performance was atrocious, Wlad's passive acceptance of it was underwhelming, so now we have Wlad defending against the 39 years old man that Haye stopped in 7 rds ,4 years ago.

What does "if most certainly does mean"?:huh


I've bought your Xmas present;







A dictionary.
P.S. Just watched the Helenius fight.

I made it a draw 5-5 two even ,too close to be called a robbery.

The referee was a fussy, partial prat who did Chisora no favours constantly on his case, for nothing infringements.
Neither fighter has real power but it was an entertaining scrap fought at a fast pace.

Chisora fought in the style that Haye should have adopted against Wlad.

Chisora was in much better shape than he was for Fury, which begs the question ,would he have beaten Fury, if he was in better condition?

 

Six of the ten being former world champions.atsch

 

Walker beat several good heavies and drew with Sharkey.
Loughran beat three world heavyweight champions ,and countless contenders.

 

Yes.

 

Unlike you I have actually boxed competitively,and followed the sport for over 50 years .I am no expert ,but I would hate to think I did not know more about it than you.
I gave Helenius the 5,7th ,9th ,11th,and 12th.I gave Chisora the 1st,2nd,3rd, 4th , and 10th. Two even.

If you look at my earlier post ,I said I gave them 5 rds each .I see your arithmetic is as bad as your English.

The UK commentator stated he thought it was very close, and that Chisora needed to win the last 2 rds.His name is Duke McKenzie,and he was ringside ,not viewing a screen.



McKenzie had 46 pro fights winning 39. and held the following.
British Fly weight title.
European Flyweight title.
I. B. F. Flyweight title
European Bantamweight title.
W.B.O. Bantamweight title.
W.B.O. Super Bantamweight title.
British Featherweight title.
So according to you, McKenzie "doesn't know much about boxing". The co commentator expressed reservations about Chisora's power owing to the fact that , though he landed frequently on Helenius he did not have him in any trouble. I reiterate, neither possess real heavy duty power.

I told you once before I am impartial when I watch a fight ,you called me a liar ,as you frequently do ,it is a convenient refuge for a sub- normal ****** like yourself to fallback on.

Now I have given a non partisan verdict, you again call me a liar.You not only contradict yourself,you embarrass yourself ,or at least you would if you had any idea of the buffoon that you are.

Later addition. I've just watched the Helenius kos ,I will concede that he appears to hit harder than he domonstrated against Chisora, but he is not a bona -fide ,heavy duty banger.imo.

 

I think he just became popular. I like all his books to varying degrees,of the comparatively early stuff, Sutree is great imo. Blood Meridian and All The Pretty Horses are outstanding, Meridian has been validly compared to Moby Dick as an odyssey , and novel. Horses, with the other two The Crossing, and Cities Of The Plain is a wonderful trilogy,imo.


For light reading I like Larry McMurtry, he relaxes me.
My favourites are Papa, and Steinbeck. Back to pugilism.