Scott

I'll never forget malik giving it the over acted stiff cocked leg in the air hanging out of the ring 2 ropes high as he fell!

Terribly blatant!

 

Scott stayed on the floor for 14 seconds in the 4th round after being knocked down, so unless the ref on a Matchroom show was in on the PBC conspiracy then it's not likely.

 

We can see from the Chisora and Ortiz fights that Scott seriously lacked heart. Maybe Martin and Molina were paid to take a dive vs Joshua, or maybe they lacked mental strength. The latter fits the facts better given that clearly no one paid Ruiz, Usyk, Fury etc. not to win. In regards to Scott's ability, he was on a similar level to Takam, hence they have the same best win, no ability to score a stoppage above domestic level and the same loss to Chisora.

 

Not called Scuba Scott for nothing

 

This, Scott was a good sparring partner, but nothing else.

 

Like Ali-Liston.

 

most fights and sports in general are rigged through officiating and/or judging. few to none are rigged through the participants.

 

I thought that at 1st …
But it was explained to me that wilder windmills so fast, so furious & so hard that the mere wind gust vapor trails of his punches are enough to knock a heavyweight man down & out!

This fight in particular is video proof of this theory.

 

I won’t argue.

 

Your infatuation with Joshua is ridiculous. Every single thread you have to bring him up you literally can’t stop thinking about him and trying to figure out some mental gymnastics to put him down whilst simultaneously hyping up Wilder.

I can’t imagine what it’s like to be thinking about somebody 24 hours a day when they don’t even know you exist, you must feel absolutely pathetic.

 

Hes a terrible poster and is fixated on discrediting Lewis, Wladimir, Joshua, in every post and only talks about the same boring subject.

I'm surprised anyone engages with this troll it's literally like groundhog day reading the same tripe over and over.

I stopped reading his posts on his other Alt account "ShortRound" which was more like "ShortBus" in his case.