Does Kellerman have some fetish for the lineal title?

He sold out, he said that Top Rank was the best promoter on earth. (while on the ESPN)

I wonder what Max Kellerman thinks about the great lineal LHW Champ Zsolt Erdei, who made 11 consecutive title defenses.

He cant stop mentioning it when addressing Fury. - -Used to have a fetish for Roy, Judah, and TUE 50-0, claiming them as the best ever. He and the rest are why I mute my boxing sound. If I wanted to hear screaming, I'd enroll in a group primal therapy class.

Because he spends his weekends jacking off to Jeff Chandler VHS tapes

He has a fetish for black guys. yes for the soul pole. even after a black fighter killed his brother he did not change one iota

It's no surprise - ESPN has been selling fake storylines for a long time.

It does now Fury is with ESPN. Kellerman will get a stiffy over what he is paid to get a stiffy over. And right now he is being told to get one over Fury.

The lineal title means nothing since all of the alphabet titles were established. It was relevant when there was one title off each division or if you defeat an undisputed champion who unified all of the belts. Outside of that, lineal means nothing now. Rahman, Briggs, Douglas were all lineal champs. Not even close to being ATGs or long reigning champs.

A selling point for ESPN I suppose. Showtime pushed the theme also I imagine?

people only hate the Lineal title when the fighter they support doesnt have it

Kellerman's a little B*tch.

He has a fetish for whatever he is paid/told to have a fetish for. How is this even a question?

Yes he does. Also he works for ESPN who Fury is with now. Even Ring magazine who is big on that lineal BS does not consider Fury the lineal champ.

He has a fetish for black guys.

Anyone watch Max on boxing ESPN putting on lot of boxing content now all of sudden

He cant stop mentioning it when addressing Fury. He works for ESPN and they need to hype up fury who doesnt have a belt. So obviously TR/ESPN is going to focus on that until Fury gets one. Can't blame them tbh

Its basically a marketing gimmick for ESPN.