Liam Mark Smith vs. Magomed Ramazanovich Kurbanov & Eduard Skavynskyi vs. Joel Julio RBR.

johnny_o · May 8, 2021

Ivan28 said: ↑

It can be interesting for someone..if my english won't bother you (i'm from Bulgaria)
In Russia it's one thing when the boxer is from Moscow, and different story if it's from muslim part of Russia.Also don't know why, if the fight is not important, with some russian nonames or not even close to top 50 in the world, they could give them unfair decisions with other world nonames, making bad image for the sport and judging around fans in Russia.But with talanted prospects or in important fights always fair and not even 1 round in favor of their boxer, especially if they're not from "other regions of Russia".When it's needed, they don't do it, when it's useless they do it and with that the image is bad(because of useless "helping") and the profit is 0.
About the commentators, if the russian fighter is a good prospect, they always search for something to make their achivements not so good, like if the opponent is 33yr 30-2, they would repeat all the time he's 33yr, soon will be 34, that has 2 losses, he's 33yr, that he would thing about retiring soon and maybe almost by mistake would say only 1 time he is 30-2.And if the opponent is 23yr with 15-1, from their mouth you will hear only how unexperienced he is.If it's someone with 20-6, but these 6 are from big names and were very close, russian commentators won't tell about that, never, they will talk only that the opponent is weak, 6 losses.That's only if we talk about prospects, when it comes to someone who has only wins but is with no chance in title fight, no talent, they would talk that he has the potential, he should be given a chance.Also, there are many fights russians against boxers from "other parts of Russia", even if the fight isn't close, commentators would say it was so close, so when it comes to the results the fans of chechenian boxer would be left with feeling the russians robbed them (and it can be seen in the comments under the videos).For me, it's clear someone is using that channel for politics and propaganda.I doubt that happens in other countries, in USA or any other country, robberies happen in really important fights, not the opposite (only in useless fights), you can be mad at commentators because ot their stupidity or incompetence, but not because of propaganda black against white or some other sort of dividing.
I see change in last year when it comes to russian amateurs becaming professional, really the best are taken plus some with pretty good potential.I hope that change will reach also to the tv, judges,commentators, and everything else.
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Interesting take, appreciate it.

Holler · May 11, 2021

Ivan28 said: ↑

It can be interesting for someone..if my english won't bother you (i'm from Bulgaria)
In Russia it's one thing when the boxer is from Moscow, and different story if it's from muslim part of Russia.Also don't know why, if the fight is not important, with some russian nonames or not even close to top 50 in the world, they could give them unfair decisions with other world nonames, making bad image for the sport and judging around fans in Russia.But with talanted prospects or in important fights always fair and not even 1 round in favor of their boxer, especially if they're not from "other regions of Russia".When it's needed, they don't do it, when it's useless they do it and with that the image is bad(because of useless "helping") and the profit is 0.
About the commentators, if the russian fighter is a good prospect, they always search for something to make their achivements not so good, like if the opponent is 33yr 30-2, they would repeat all the time he's 33yr, soon will be 34, that has 2 losses, he's 33yr, that he would thing about retiring soon and maybe almost by mistake would say only 1 time he is 30-2.And if the opponent is 23yr with 15-1, from their mouth you will hear only how unexperienced he is.If it's someone with 20-6, but these 6 are from big names and were very close, russian commentators won't tell about that, never, they will talk only that the opponent is weak, 6 losses.That's only if we talk about prospects, when it comes to someone who has only wins but is with no chance in title fight, no talent, they would talk that he has the potential, he should be given a chance.Also, there are many fights russians against boxers from "other parts of Russia", even if the fight isn't close, commentators would say it was so close, so when it comes to the results the fans of chechenian boxer would be left with feeling the russians robbed them (and it can be seen in the comments under the videos).For me, it's clear someone is using that channel for politics and propaganda.I doubt that happens in other countries, in USA or any other country, robberies happen in really important fights, not the opposite (only in useless fights), you can be mad at commentators because ot their stupidity or incompetence, but not because of propaganda black against white or some other sort of dividing.
I see change in last year when it comes to russian amateurs becaming professional, really the best are taken plus some with pretty good potential.I hope that change will reach also to the tv, judges,commentators, and everything else.
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Definitely interesting for me and your English is good!

Thanks for taking the time.

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