Are we being too harsh on Boots?

[Bullrider]

Just imagine if this is Golovkin or any fighter they dislike.

[Bullrider]

how can we be too hard on a fighter for talking about his flaws in his 7th year as a pro with 30 fights? Why is it our fault that in an era that most people finish their careers with 45-50 fights, he's already fought 60% of that and accomplished absolutely nothing? his fanbase has their head up his azz so far that most of them aren't even aware he's in his 7th year as a professional. I debated one of them about this on a panel until they actually googled it to see that he's been a professional for 6 goddamn years and done NOTHING. In 3 months, Ennis will have been a pro for 7 whole years. That's almost a decade. The last 20 years, you can't find a fighter that has squandered damn near a decade of their career doing nothing but waiting on a payday. Even Andrade won one of the many titles.

Some posters say he's managed by Dunkin, whoever the hell that guy is. Ennis fought 9x in one of those years, 7x in one, 5x in another, etc. It just seems to me this was a business padding records, skip the harder fights and head straight to the money fights. That's all it looks to me. Make it look like you're a veteran and ready for the big guys who at least did some heavy lifting.

[Ganondorf]

No.

Like 30 fights or something and 6 years a pro and this is the first time he went 12.

When the best fight the best, many times it does go 12 and no knockout occurs.

It’s pretty alarming to me that this is your round 12 cherry gone. Tells you his opponents probably have not been the best.

Lack of experience in late rounds won’t work against Spence.