Justis Huni vs Joseph Goodall RBR

I love that we’re talking about a 23 year old 6’4 heavyweight that weighs 240lbs as a small heavyweight, when the best heavyweight today is a 36 year old 6’3 and weighs 220lbs at his very heaviest. Is it because Huni moves like a lightweight people think he is one? You can see from his bone structure he would have to cut off both legs to make cruiser. He’s a big heavyweight.

 

Jesus it's as if you don't understand a word of what I'm saying. I'm saying that if he could've made cruiserweight his skills would be much better suited but seeing as he's a relatively average heavyweight by today's standards I don't see anything that'll separate him from the pack styiclistically. He doesn't have the overwhelming pressure skillset Usyk possesses and he doesn't have the power to knock solid chinned heavyweights out of their comfortable rhythm when they get into it. His chin isn't exactly cast iron either so I don't reckon he makes it that far with that style.

 

Was that a robbery? The Waitai fight was set before that fight so I'm quite surprised they upended the potential hype train they could've added to Mikhailovich's.

 

I thought Waitai won personally. I expect Mikhailovich to beat him next month but Waitai should pose a few problems and steal a few rounds in the process.

 

Yeah I reckon Floyd would have been a heavier puncher at heavyweight, shame he didn’t fight there. Wtf are you on about? Lololol

How would skills that are more common at cruiserweight help him? Wouldn’t they provide an advantage where they are rare skills (at heavyweight)? A stylistic advantage against heavyweights who aren’t used to that speed and those combinations yeah? At 6’4 and cruiserweight he would have to be a beanpole that fights at range. Islanders are known for being beanstalks right?
You keep digging and making your comments seem even more insane. Just stop, please. I absolutely don’t understand a word you’re saying, because you’re talking complete nonsense.