Is Shakur overrated?

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  • sicko
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    #21
    I think he UD everybody at 135-140 RIGHT NOW!

    if he was overrated people would be begging to fight him kind like how people was begging to fight Ryan Garcia and beg to fight Teofimo Lopez this is not the case instead you have guys like Pitbull Cruz and Williams Zepeda DUCKING HIM

    Hilarious actually how fans only label certain guys "overrated" while giving others a pass and will even make excuses for others when they ****

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    • Dakuwaqa
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      #22
      Originally posted by Mammoth

      You're sure he beats Prograis and Matias?

      And no, he's not overrated. Unless you're saying goofy stuff like he's gonna beat everybody all the way up to 147. Which i have seen.
      I think he would. Do you?

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      • BoxingParadigm
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        #23
        He doesn't look like superman, but he'll be really hard to beat. Sometimes that's all you need to become great.

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        • dan_cov
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          #24
          Overrated and disgustingly overhyped.
          He hasn't proven anything or fought anyone. He has one fight at 135 vs the biggest punchbag I've seen in a long time and we have people acting like he beats Tank, Loma, Haney. Based on what? Your eye test and emotions?
          He hasn't even got a strap and you have these ****** organisations and the likes of Boxrec having him #1 above Haney and Tank, absolute ridiculous.

          Frank Martin looks a decent prospect also and has a better win at the weight, where is his hype?

          Let him fight a Pitbull or even a Rollie, Ortiz would be big step ups. Have him fight those guys and then maybe I'd at least see where the hype was coming from.

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          • dan_cov
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            #25
            He has fought nobody and nobody here or elsewhere has seen him compete vs anyone with a pulse that would indicate he's even the best at 135 right let alone 140 where he has never competed. Tank and Haney are so many levels above that Japanese fisherman its not even funny.

            Even at 135 he fought one time vs a guy who is garbage. Absolute garbage!
            Its an insult to Prograis, Taylor, Zepeda and these guys who have earned their stripes, fought and beat real mother****ers at 140. Now we are picking a guy who has only just moved up into the division below and only fought once there at that vs a scrub over them?

            Slow the hype and let him prove himself at 135 first.
            Last edited by dan_cov; 05-05-2023, 11:20 AM.

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              #26
              Yes. The ESPN hype machine has been doing propaganda for Top Rank. I mean, I like the kid, but it's clear he hasn't earned the right to be ranked in the top ten. That's Bob Arum pulling strings from behind the scenes.

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              • Dakuwaqa
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                #27
                Originally posted by dan_cov
                He has fought nobody and nobody here or elsewhere has seen him compete vs anyone with a pulse that would indicate he's even the best at 135 right let alone 140 where he has never competed. Tank and Haney are so many levels above that Japanese fisherman its not even funny.

                Even at 135 he fought one time vs a guy who is garbage. Absolute garbage!
                Its an insult to Prograis, Taylor, Zepeda and these guys who have earned their stripes, fought and beat real mother****ers at 140. Now we are picking a guy who has only just moved up into the division below and only fought once there at that vs a scrub over them?

                Slow the hype and let him prove himself at 135 first.
                How do you think he'd do against the guys you've named?

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                • dan_cov
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Dakuwaqa

                  How do you think he'd do against the guys you've named?

                  Could he compete? I'd imagine so. Would I favour him? Absolutely not at this stage. There are countless guys who do and would look good fighting at that level.
                  Either way its pure baseless speculation really in my eyes until he fights somebody and we see him pushed & have to take shots, adjust & go through some sort of adversity.

                  Fans aren't impressed by Haney and Tanks resumes which is fair I've even heard the odd person pick apart Lomachenkos resume but all of them have 6-8+ names on their records that are at least a level or two above what Shakur has fought at and they've beaten them handily.

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                  • Dakuwaqa
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by dan_cov


                    Could he compete? I'd imagine so. Would I favour him? Absolutely not at this stage. There are countless guys who do and would look good fighting at that level.
                    Either way its pure baseless speculation really in my eyes until he fights somebody and we see him pushed & have to take shots, adjust & go through some sort of adversity.

                    Fans aren't impressed by Haney and Tanks resumes which is fair I've even heard the odd person pick apart Lomachenkos resume but all of them have 6-8+ names on their records that are at least a level or two above what Shakur has fought at and they've beaten them handily.
                    Valdez, Conceicao and Yoshino are solid guys.

                    Valdez is world level (although not elite) and significantly better than Rollie.

                    The fights weren’t competitive.

                    He’s ‘super elite’ and hopefully he’ll prove that over his next few fights but as this is boxing it wouldn’t surprise me if he doesn’t fight any of the top guys either.

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                    • Mammoth
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by Dakuwaqa

                      I think he would. Do you?
                      I wouldn't puck him to beat either.

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