Why do you'll keep trying minimize AJs win over wlad???

Where did I say boxing was dead in America, liar?

 

You agreed with comments in another thread.....

 

My word, jesus wept.

53 knockouts and you think he wasn't a good finisher?

And a braindead casual asking me if I've ever watched any of Wladimir's fights! That is hilarious

 

I'd probably give the bodybuilder more credit for that win over Wlad., because he was training for the Arnold Classics at the time, and came in heavy at 250 pounds. Joshua coming below 245 would probably have ended the fight mid rounds. Aggressive foes like Martin, Whyte, and Brezeale were blown out of there. Lol.

 

Find the post and prove it because I don't remember agreeing with anyone that boxing is dead in america. How can it be when it has more superstars than any where else in the world?

 

You liked this post.


Before you try and claim 'it says dying not dead'.......

Just take a second, drop the shovel, and step away from the hole.

 

Me liking a post, which includes a host of various points, means that I agree that boxing is dead in the United States?

You're either really bad at this trolling business or have an low IQ problems.

Which one is it?

 

Lol.. What a moronic statement.

Loma had over 400 amateur fights and fought decent competition in the WBS before turning pro. Joshua had just 40 amateur fights.
Loma was boxing since he was 3 years old. Joshua since he was 17/18.

The gap in experience between Loma and Joshua is monumental you utter fool.

 

It doesn't matter. We don't know the level of opponents Loma had faced in those 400 amateur fights that took place in his country.

There is a video documentary - which I can't seem to find at the moment - which showed how some of these ''amateur'' fights took place outdoors in some of those poor and deprived eastern european countries, in the most unprofessional cowboy of set ups, where locals would take turns to enter the ring one after the other and fight each other to increase the number of opponents on their records.

Joshua had been in the ring fighting high level opponenets such as Whyte before going to the Olympics which means he had a total of 60 fights before he fought a dejected Wladimir who was out of the ring for 18 months coming off one of the most psychologically devastating losses of his career.

 

yes let me add that yes i think AJ played the game well, and he was a match for prime wlad in my view, with those skills.

 

Joshua lost to Whyte who was a kickboxer at the time.. High level opponent?? lol..

 

Brit bashing......Now having a dig at Eastern Europeans.

How can you call me a nationalist?

 

Why are you always looking for a reaction?

If you wish to discuss, then let us debate and discuss. I have no intention of playing your silly little games.

You know damn well I'm not bashing anyone, merely relaying actual events which take place in some countries such as padding records, the same way you've padded up your own likes from another account to make it seem as if you're legitimate poster.

 

You only brought this up because you don't like that fact that Joshua was inexperienced and pre-prime when he beat Wlad . That made to draw a compassion to Lomachenko. When that argument got shot down you then try to rubbish Loma's amateur achievements.
Absolutely pathetic.

 

There's lots of truth to this, could be 95,% accurate. The more accurate it is the more trouble Fury is truly going to see come his way.
No matter what Fury no way could had beat AJ on that night. The 12th round would had been the lightest round AJ would throw at Fury. And Fury couldn't buy AJ out like wlad had which was the only reason he was competitive that fight.

Now AJ is a much better more experienced fighter that Fury simply can't beat on any night. Fury hit the lottery vs wlad, all the stars were aligned for Fury that night.

Never again will Fury get so lucky (with all the circumstances surrounding that night and that entire Camp.