Comments Thread For: Gilberto Ramirez: Bivol Staying Quiet, I'd Absolutely Destroy Joshua Buatsi

[dan_cov]

Seriously how much longer do we have to wait for this guy to step up and fight someone worth a ****? who isn't 10 years over the hill.

I know you're not reading this but as a fan I can't even defend you at this stage. You have 42 fights, most Mexican fighters are on the verge of retiring a damn legend 42 fights in.

[Sid-Knee]

Delusion and a lack of understanding irony is Zurdo's greatest strength. And neither are strengths. Just shows how weak this dude is.

[Califire209]

Good Shyt Zurdo keep your boot on Golden boys neck, saying it to the media shines a brighter spotlight on GBP

[Conteh'sLeft]

Bivol had said he was down for this fight on social media.

Now he's backtracking and ducking and dodging. Mentioning John Ryder instead.

His promoter is, anyway. Very disappointing.

It's Hearn's fault for sure, Bivol fought Barrera, Pascal and Chilemba back to back in 6 months but ever since he's joined Matchroom the only relatively decent fight he's got is Joe Smith Jr.

Bivol needs to fight Buatsi.

[slimPickings]

Zurdo is not DESTROYING anyone.

[ShoulderRoll]

Seriously how much longer do we have to wait for this guy to step up and fight someone worth a ****? who isn't 10 years over the hill.

I know you're not reading this but as a fan I can't even defend you at this stage. You have 42 fights, most Mexican fighters are on the verge of retiring a damn legend 42 fights in.

He's trying to fight Bivol. But Bivol's side doesn't want it, preferring John Ryder instead.

[Angeljuice]

"I am a Mexican warrior; everybody knows the way we are built!”

Short, fat and hairy?

[budfr]

The fight hasn't happened yet because Zurdo is being saved as a future Canelo opponent just like anyone else with any name-recognition at all around 175. Bivol it seems is playing his role keeping out of the limelight, taking a backseat, and doing nothing as well, because he is not marketable. He is making room for more marketable guys, rather than pushing forward in the self-interest of his own career.

Boxing has become like communism. They pretend to dislike each other, "so and so is ducking me," when really, they all seem to work in unison. Can you imagine the $ that would have been lost to Boxing had just one guy knocked Mayweather out 10 years ago? Or had GGG stopped Canelo twice? But it never seems to happen like that. Time and time again, things always go according to plan. Not just the judging, but the fights that get made, and then the way that the fighters fight within those fights. Really the only time things didn't work out that I can recall in recent memory was, ironically, Pacquiao-Ugas, but I mean, Pacquiao is 42 years old. Interest has waned. They had to cash him out for good sometime, and what better way to cash him out than to have him lose to a replacement opponent everyone bet against? They probably made more money off people betting Pacquiao to beat Ugas than they would have made off Pacquiao-Spence PPVs, and if BHop is right about the injury being fake, that may explain why we didn't get Pacquiao-Spence.

More like Capitalism, wise guy.

[budfr]

"I am a Mexican warrior; everybody knows the way we are built!”

Short, fat and hairy?

describing your sister??

[NC Uppercut]

This guy is the king of duckers and picking tomato cans. Been running his mouth for years and still never fought anyone.

I don’t think I would crown him King of Duckers, that title belongs elsewhere. Which specific fights has he been offered where he turned them down?