Why were Joshua and Ramirez so scared fighting Usyk/Bivol?

[JakeTheBoxer]

The same situation. You have a bigger guy, that should also be a much bigger puncher, fighting a smaller more skilled guy.

Joshua and Ramirez both looked too f.ucking scared to even try to win by a KO. Amazing.

[YGriffith]

Because they punch hard enough.

[Roadblock]

The same situation. You have a bigger guy, that should also be a much bigger puncher, fighting a smaller more skilled guy.

Joshua and Ramirez both looked too f.ucking scared to even try to win by a KO. Amazing.

Go box somebody that beat you to the punch time and time again and will find your answer.

I hate fans talking about being scared when they have never boxed, survival is automatic unless you are one of the mentality that will die to win and they are rare.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Go box somebody that beat you to the punch time and time again and will find your answer.

I hate fans talking about being scared when they have never boxed, survival is automatic unless you are one of the mentality that will die to win and they are rare.

I am not a pro fighter, Ramirez is.

He was calling out Bivol about two years. When the day came, he fought scared. Sorry man, I will not respect a fighter that comes just to survive.

If he thinks this sport is too tough for him, he should change the employment.

[Roadblock]

I am not a pro fighter, Ramirez is.

He was calling out Bivol about two years. When the day came, he fought scared. Sorry man, I will not respect a fighter that comes just to survive.

If he thinks this sport is too tough for him, he should change the employment.

Mate I explained how it is, from the outside looking in its distorted, if you cant grasp the concept you need to box to understand it.