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As for all the blind PBF fans. Get ready to be creamed.
What makes a fighter great? The answer is simple yet extremely difficult to achieve.
Greatness in boxing is achieved by fighting the best and shutting up all critics by taking on the challenges before him. His wins are not characterized by gift decisions but by convincing fashion.
It's perfectly ok to talk trash, but a true great is permitted to talk trash only if he can live up to it. ALI TALKED A LOT OF TRASH in his time, but he commanded respect and when he talked, people listen because he lives up to it. PBF talks a lot of **** insulting someone to the bone yet runs like a chicken when challenged. That act commands disdain and should be castigated to the highest level. True greats doesn't open their mouth without validating it with their fists.
Greatness is not measured by the number of belts. One can have belts against noobs and on paper it may seem that it is an impressive resume. But at the end of the day, one will be asked, "WHO HAS YOU BEATEN AND HOW DID YOU BEAT THEM?"
Not belts.
Not shallow accolades impressive only on paper.
I am amazed that a lot of our so-called boxing critics does not realize this. This just proves that those critics does not deserve to be one as they do not even know the definition of greatness.
And lastly, PBF is not great, he is good, but good only against sub-par competition. The criteria of greatness has been measured on him and he has MISERABLY failed to live up to it. he opens his mouth like he's Superman yet runs like a coward making ****** excuses here and there. That is not a sign of greatness, but only of ******ity and egoism.Comment
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