Comments Thread For: Tim Tszyu: This Won't End Well For Mendoza - This is My Time and My Division Now

[YoungRJM]

"How badly he has been dropped"? What the fcuk are you talking about? Do you mean the flash knock down against Gausha when he was sick?

He was also dropped in round one by Journeyman/Club fighter Wade Ryan in a fight which he barely won

[Boricua181]

Would be hilarious if he did

It would be surprising to me, but Mendoza surprised me already when he knocked out Sebastion Fundora, who was up on the cards until he got clipped.

[Kpmaryland]

One more week to prove all the talking.

Still a fan of TT, but the more quotes I read or the more I hear fighters talk the less I like them it seems.

[BlackRobb]

Comical how everyone makes Tim out to be the second coming of Tommy Hearns.

[trippleupper]

He was also dropped in round one by Journeyman/Club fighter Wade Ryan in a fight which he barely won

I like Tim, but he's only fought one dangerous puncher in his whole career: Steve Spark, a guy who came up from 140.

Now he'll be in there with someone who can throw down at 154.

[boxingitis]

Tszyu speaks with his hands.

and his mouth it appears.

[satiev1]

he was also dropped in round one by journeyman/club fighter wade ryan in a fight which he barely won

lmao. It was his 7th fight and 6 years ago and he won it ud you clown.

[garfios]

Mendoza isn't exactly an elite fighter. Lost to Club fighter Larry Gomez and Ramos battered him. He beat a washed Jeison Rosario , Cornflake Lamanna and an overrated Fundora. Tim is making Mendoza out to be something he isn't and something he will never be

He lost to ramos clearly, but I didn't see him in shape. I don't know if he took the fight on short notice or what, but he wasn't beat up badly, and he got a couple of good shots in. One thing for sure, he is not the same fighter he was.

[trippleupper]

lmao. It was his 7th fight and 6 years ago and he won it ud you clown.

Wade Ryan is not an easy assignment for someone just coming up with several fights under their belt.

He's experienced, and about as awkward as it gets...

[trippleupper]

He lost to ramos clearly, but I didn't see him in shape. I don't know if he took the fight on short notice or what, but he wasn't beat up badly, and he got a couple of good shots in. One thing for sure, he is not the same fighter he was.

Interesting how people are comparing earlier versions of these two fighters.

It's clear both have come a long way. Should be a good scrap.