Seeing a hypejob with a Glass Jaw getting knocked out cold. Even then there are still people that say: "that punch would have KOed anyone" :rofl
Seriously tho, a fighter doesn't have to have a brick-wall chin for me to like him. If he manages not to get hit and win his fights, it's fine with me.
When I'm driving in my car, and a man comes on the radio telling me more and more about some useless information supposed to drive my imagination? I CAN'T GET NO...SATISFACTION I CAN'T GET NO...SATISFACTION HEY HEY HEY....THAT'S WHAT I SAY I CAN'T GET NO...NO NO NO HEY HEY HEY
how is he a hypejob,because he got beat in a fight where he fought the completly wrong fight,perceived hypejobs isn't what's wrong with boxing it is idiots like you who perceive a person who loses as being a hypejob when he has shown the tools since that it was a mistake, a fighter should not be based on his 0,if we had less emphasis on the 0 then boxing may become as competitve as it once was but just because someone gets entrenched in something they never should have doesn't instantaneously define them as a hypejob, Andy Lee has fought in more countries than most world champions, he has steadily progressed his level of opponent even in defeat and has not publicly come out and said he will be the next world champ,that was manny's doing, he has got to where he is based on upon an immense amateur record and strong local following that in both ireland and america and without tv backing. The loss of a single fight in what could be a 50 fight career at the early stages of one's career is not the definition of becoming a hype job as andy has shown he has the tools to rise to the top unlike someone like amir khan whosse punch resistance will inevitably mean he will fail against someone with a decent punch. andy has not been protected,if he had beat vera his most likely next opponent would have been winky, he has travelled around the globe for fights, has shown humility in victory and defeat and has never proclaimed himself to be the next big thing. People like you are what is wrong with boxing!along with the promotors
I like it when under the radar guys tend to come out of knowhere like JuanMa or Timothy Bradley. Guys that I tend to follow because they are local talent or because they fight on the spanish networks.