I literally fell asleep during the ring walk. Woke up at 4 in the morning west coast time to read how boring it was. I was going to sleep one way or another looks like.
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Originally posted by Griever0730 View Post
All that stuff you stated is his problem. Doesn't change the fact that the consumer is always at fault for their assumption of a fight when nobody(unless you're a psychic) can predict how a fight is gonna go. Anybody that's watched Stevenson before and think he's going to be in some type of brawl or war against anybody that doesn't force him to is a straight fool. Simple as that. Can only blame yourself for assuming wrong.
After yesterday a lot of them will probably take that suggestion.real raw likes this.
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Originally posted by dannnnn View Post
Two great posts.
I'm so tired of this idea that the "boxer" just has to not get hit with anything big and he wins the round by default. Kriegel had Shakur 4-0 up after four and 7-1 up after eight. How? There was nothing to split them in about ten of the rounds. Shakur won the twelfth and Santos won one of the earlier rounds, just about everything else was up in the air. The commentary was a joke.
To the people criticising Santos for not cutting the ring off and taking more chances, why should the onus all be on him? He was the only one trying to make the fight as it is, the only one initiating anything. Whenever he so much as thought about taking a step forward Shakur had already taken two steps back, and the few times he just bum-rushed his way in and got close Shakur immediately held on for the ref to break them. There's not a lot you can do against that. It's called spoiling for a reason. If he was getting pieced up from the outside then yeah, it's on him to cut the ring off and pin Shakur down, but he wasn't. It was tit-for-tat. I'm not even sure who won tbh.
That will eliminate all these boring runners.Oracle01 likes this.
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Originally posted by Griever0730 View Post
No disrespect to you buddy, but if your reffering to my comment, that's your assumption. Nobody referred themselves as a "boxer" or "superior athlete" in any way from what I said. Sound like you feel some of way bc what I said hit home for you. I'm a regular guy just like you who actually took some time to experience what boxers go thru in training and in the ring and know how to respect and appreciate their toughness and skills at what they do instead of just criticizing them. Most of the people talking wild about fighters in these forums probably never even been hit by mommy and daddy, let alone a grown man. That ish doesn't tickle. I'm just saying.
Listen, Im in a boxing gym 6 days a week, 7 really because I got a gym in my garage. But to act like fans dont have the right to give an opinion just because they didnt choose to get hit in the head as a profession is absurd. To act like people that spend earned income on an app or ticket cant voice displeasure is ridiculous.Joe shmo likes this.
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Originally posted by real raw View Post
Hummm, define what you mean by "purist." because if you stick to the absolute defining rules, two guys weight in, put on the gloves, one guy touches the other, says "you're it" and they both play tag for the prescribed amount of rounds. On a purely technical point the initiator won the fight.
And as you said, if I dont like it, i dont have to watch. But conversely, if Stevenson puts on a public performance, he's open to criticism on that performance.
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Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
So what you’re saying is that consumers should just never pay to go see Shakur Stevenson from now on?
After yesterday a lot of them will probably take that suggestion.
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Originally posted by Griever0730 View Post
No offense on anything I'mma say, but is this a serious question? You making it sound like you don't have any choice but to watch him. Nobody is forcing anybody to watch him or any fighter they don't wanna watch. There's plenty of other fighters and fights to watch. You have the power of choice in life just like everybody else. What you stated, that's his problem that he needs to address, not yours or anybody elses. You can act and think for yourself in case you didn't know. You don't hafta be a follower like 99% of the world.
But you want that to not be the case in boxing just so that you can play Captain Save A Ho for Shakur’s horrible performance.
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Originally posted by dannnnn View Post
Two great posts.
I'm so tired of this idea that the "boxer" just has to not get hit with anything big and he wins the round by default. Kriegel had Shakur 4-0 up after four and 7-1 up after eight. How? There was nothing to split them in about ten of the rounds. Shakur won the twelfth and Santos won one of the earlier rounds, just about everything else was up in the air. The commentary was a joke.
To the people criticising Santos for not cutting the ring off and taking more chances, why should the onus all be on him? He was the only one trying to make the fight as it is, the only one initiating anything. Whenever he so much as thought about taking a step forward Shakur had already taken two steps back, and the few times he just bum-rushed his way in and got close Shakur immediately held on for the ref to break them. There's not a lot you can do against that. It's called spoiling for a reason. If he was getting pieced up from the outside then yeah, it's on him to cut the ring off and pin Shakur down, but he wasn't. It was tit-for-tat. I'm not even sure who won tbh.charliepaerker
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Originally posted by WarVeteranO01 View Post
"No disrespect to you buddy" but then proceed to disrespect. Is that you Billy Banks? You took a Tae Bo class and thinks you tough now? Listen here Mr. Tae Bo, just because your Boxercise coach can do knuckle push ups while shouting on a wireless mic dont mean hes got skillz.
Listen, Im in a boxing gym 6 days a week, 7 really because I got a gym in my garage. But to act like fans dont have the right to give an opinion just because they didnt choose to get hit in the head as a profession is absurd. To act like people that spend earned income on an app or ticket cant voice displeasure is ridiculous.
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