Comments Thread For: Frank Sanchez: I'll Easily KO Tyson Fury, Oleksandr Usyk Is Even Easier, He Doesn't Have Technique

[Liondw]

Massive potential to continue fooling Showtime and those who purchase his fights.

But not hating, his hustle is admirable, and he's making some good money indeed. He'll ride the train until it runs out of steam.

[tokon]

Sanchez should step for the Hrgovic IBF final eliminator slot if him and his team have confidence.

[factsarenice]

Boring doesn't translate to bad. He, like Lara, might need a dancing partner to show all he can do.

His biggest win is Cristian Hammer.

[LAchargers373]

Wilder will knock this fool out he’s trippin lol

[IAMTHAT]

Those fights will be very interesting. they have to happen.

No they dont . I dont care to watch Parker outclassed guys fight top 2 guys.

[IAMTHAT]

Sanchez should step for the Hrgovic IBF final eliminator slot if him and his team have confidence.

Hrgovic destroys this guy from round 3 on

[1hourRun]

I think that Frank is way off on Oleksandr Usyk, Olympic-Gold medalist, two weight lineal champion and top five in the P4P ; the accolades speak for themselves.

But Sanchez is on to something in his assessment of Tyson Fury : I disregarded recent close encounters in which Tyson has been rocked by world-level challengers who arguably should of either attained victory by way of DQ or KO/TKO, and lowered the bar to European level were Tyson not only went life and death but was beaten by English-Bum John McDermott, to gauge Frank's chances at sparking the Gypsy-Bum.

Well it was no surprise that my calculations rendered favorable odds for the 'Cuban Flash'. I think Frank has Tyson's number, we never seen Tyson beat a prime skilled boxer, the only slick boxer that Fury beat ( by cheating ) nearly knocked-him out and he was 36 years old.

[Aware]

His biggest win is Cristian Hammer.

Clearly his biggest win is Efe Ajagba.

[mromano]

I really can't even take this Sanchez guy serious. Sure he's a top 10 guy, but no way is he ready for Fury or Usyk

[hugh grant]

I've seen all of his fights since the Mulowayi on the Lubin/Gallimore card. He's ****ing boring. REALLY boring. And this is coming from someone who finds sweet science exciting, and enjoyed Wlad/Fury

Oh really that boring is he? So, again ive no doubt hes good, but maybe not as good as he thinks he is, or nelo thinks he is. So he fits in the category of a Flip, Ortiz, Zhang, and other boxers with potential but not quite sure about and have to fight each other before facing the elites.