Dazn commentray is wild. Asking if AJ is the best heavyweight in the world as if Usyk didn't beat him twice like lord what the hell are they smoking.
DAZN has by far the worst and most bias commentary
Dazn commentray is wild. Asking if AJ is the best heavyweight in the world as if Usyk didn't beat him twice like lord what the hell are they smoking.
Joshua was well beaten by Ruiz at one point.I think thats a little unfair. He's fighting against a top level heavyweight boxer in his 2nd ever professional fight. He was outclassed because he should be. Like someone mentioned above if anything this just shows how unserious Fury was in his fight.
I actually don't mind the British guys. It's just the American's that are always terrible.Dazn commentray is wild. Asking if AJ is the best heavyweight in the world as if Usyk didn't beat him twice like lord what the hell are they smoking.
Joshua was well beaten by Ruiz at one point.
I guess considering Ngannou's age, his time in the sport might instead of getting a chance to correct the wrongs from tonight.
I won't pretend to know everything about boxing, but Ruiz appeared to be a relative unknown when they first met, particularly in the United Kingdom. It's understandable if things were completely different in the United States.Ruiz was a well regarded, seasoned, and very good professional boxer. Francis Ngannou is none of those things. It's unfair really to expect a whole lot more of a guy at this level. People who didn't think this outcome was the likely possibility were the ones buying into the hype, not Francis.
I won't pretend to know everything about boxing, but Ruiz appeared to be a relative unknown when they first met, particularly in the United Kingdom. It's understandable if things were completely different in the United States.
Did you observe what Ngannou said to Fury during the press conference? He was clearly buying into it. In terms of the outcome, I'm surprised by the character of it rather than the fact that it happened.
That final right was telegraphed the entire way, without any fear of being counterpunched. There are levels to this, and AJ went out to show that and end Ngannou
So happy Francis got paid, but come on...this is what happens when an elite boxer takes a fight seriously.
Fury didn't give a fuck. We all knew that, maybe some trolls and idiots online may finally stop acting otherwise.
At the size he's fighting they're all putting each other to sleep. AJ was landing cleanly all fight too.I had this feeling that the hype might have gone to Ngannou's head and he'd fail to deliver similar to his first encounter with Stipe.
Could be. I still think it's more Fury thought he could come in to the fight in the worst shape of his fighting career, not train, and just lean on someone who's career has been built on his size and athleticism.
Errol Spence via Twitter said:
No better example of boxing being a dying sport than trying to force a Fundora-Spence fight over Fundora-Crawford
Definitely agree it's just the terrible sell of it that's the problem. PPV fight of Fundora vs a guy who has never fought at 154 and coming off a brutal one sided KO loss. Tszyu vs Thurman was bad enough already lmaoCrawford would kill Fundora lol. Spence at least will make it look competitive.
You could kind of just see the look on Spence's face when he looked at Fundora like, "damn I gotta fight this dude??"
Definitely agree it's just the terrible sell of it that's the problem. PPV fight of Fundora vs a guy who has never fought at 154 and coming off a brutal one sided KO loss. Tszyu vs Thurman was bad enough already lmao
Does Fundora have two exciting mandatories already waiting for him? Never mind that, all that matters is Spence is a "PPV draw" so he gets first dibsFundora wins a belt after coming off of a knockout loss a year ago vs a Spence that's been in multiple car crashes and being knocked out by Crawford. Make it make sense!
It's clear what the PBC plan is. Give Spence an easy way to get his belts back via Fundora, then set up the big $$$$ fight rematch with Bud. Probably at 154 this time.Does Fundora have two exciting mandatories already waiting for him? Never mind that, all that matters is Spence is a "PPV draw" so he gets first dibs
I think Canelo/Bud is too much of an ask. Canelo is too big and doesn't at all seem interested in that fight and says even if he wins people will say he was too big so it doesn't count. Bud going up to 168 seems difficult and will likely slow him down, unless Bud just really whats another big payday before he hangs it up and doesn't care about taking an L.Even then I don't think Spence even gets the Bud rematch. The dude gets himself into too much trouble (car-wise) that he'll never get the rematch. He don't need it.
Crawford thinking of money moves. He's gonna wait for that Canelo paycheck and then sail off into the great lake of Superior (listen that's the closest thing to an ocean I have in Minnesota lol.
I think they're going bigger than Bud. Fundora then serving Spence up to Canelo. Since Spence/Canelo was always their planIt's clear what the PBC plan is. Give Spence an easy way to get his belts back via Fundora, then set up the big $$$$ fight rematch with Bud. Probably at 154 this time.