Worst World Title Defence Ever?!

haye v ordinary

 

Barker is a quitter a disgrace

 

You are a ****

 

The hot air from the Pacific is here...

 

Warranted atsch

One thing is guaranteed, I would destroy you no danger keyboard warrior

 

Who's the keyboard warrior you dumb hypocritical ****. I'm not pretending to be a hard man, I just hope you die a horrific and painful death.

 

ydksab.

:rofl

You have issues.

 

For stating that Barker is a quitter I deserve to die?

I don't know why I am trying to converse with someone who has the same IQ as their shoe size.

 

Do you reckon it was harder for Tyson to fight with with a 'broken back' than it was for Barker to fight with a dislocated hip?

 

Never said you deserved anything. I said I hoped for your horrific death. I take that back actually, I just hope you stub your toe really badly because you're calling a fighter with a dislocated hip a quitter and a disgrace. He's no disgrace and he didn't quit.. his corner threw the towel in.

 

Too many to mention! I want to eat his children

 

:good

 

From his interview with Kugan (will do cliffnotes):

- Felt twinge in sparring month before
- Definitely didn't box to a gameplan
- Was fine going into the fight
- Told Tony after first round there was an issue with the hip
- Decided to stand and trade as he didn't feel he could move
- Got his arse kicked

Unlike Haye, there is absolutely no reason to disbelieve Barker. Sturm was too good anyway imo, but there were definitely circumstances that made it that much harder for Barker.

 

A lot of laughable comments in this thread.

Sturm caught Barker by surprise with such a fast start, when has Sturm ever come out like that? By all accounts he felt his hip go in the 1st round, which told Sims when he went back to the corner.

Came out for the 2nd round and look how low he was at times, off balance. Last night was a combination of 2 things, Sturm coming out like a raging bull which caught Barker off guard and the fact he's had surgery on his hips before and that coming back to haunt him.

The fact he couldn't move like he wanted too with Sturm really sticking it on him from the get go, meant any sort of game plan went out the window.

 

Worst title defence ever is Seldon against Tyson