Comments Thread For: Christian Mbili: My Goal is To Fight Canelo, I'll Do Anything To Fight Him

[Boro]

"Cape him"? You obviously have serious reading comprehension issues. I've already marked his liabilities and the fact that he may not even beat a top name which flew right over your head. I wasn't talking about earnings which is another thing you pulled out your ass. That does not mean Mbilli is not exciting and fan-friendly. Yes, your panties are in a twist as perfectly described by you being "FORCED TO WATCH" lame ass comment, lol.

Yes, cape for him, would you of prefered I said white knight for him?

You immediately went to defending him after I merely mentioned his lack of resistance in fights.

And in turn I responded with Gongora not being a good example of said resistance and you doubled down on your defensive posture of him...

And of course when you mention me not being in the top "%" of what I do there is clear money implications, simpleton.

No one has pulled anything out of their ass either, I trained as a welder at 16 and career progression > underwater diver > Saturation Diver earning multiple 6 figures whilst investing in stocks, bonds, properties and ******.

It's not hard to become wealthy.

And I explained why I was forced to watch him, it's not difficult to comprehend, hilarious that you would have the audacity to mention reading comprehension.

[Toprope]

Mbilli n David Morrell both ain't getting a named fighter anytime soon so fight each other n the loser moves up to 175

175!! Ask Callum Smith if that's a really good idea...better yet ask Canelo.

[richardt]

Yes, cape for him, would you of prefered I said white knight for him?

You immediately went to defending him after I merely mentioned his lack of resistance in fights.

And in turn I responded with Gongora not being a good example of said resistance and you doubled down on your defensive posture of him...

And of course when you mention me not being in the top "%" of what I do there is clear money implications, simpleton.

No one has pulled anything out of their ass either, I trained as a welder at 16 and career progression > underwater diver > Saturation Diver earning multiple 6 figures whilst investing in stocks, bonds, properties and ******.

It's not hard to become wealthy.

And I explained why I was forced to watch him, it's not difficult to comprehend, hilarious that you would have the audacity to mention reading comprehension.

I said I enjoy watching him and apparently others do to, did not build him up as someone who can rule the division, not even someone who can beat top names, and for the 4th time, I said his defense sucks and he may not win against more skilled guys. Epic fail on your part. Being in the top 2% means getting to the top of something where money is not always the reward. Epic fail again on your part. Since a fighter can be in the top 2% and you claim to be be close to that then you can be called a stiff too using your description. Only ignorant people call someone who made it in the top 2% at what they do for a living, a stiff or a bum. It's about work ethic, not money. You will not be able to live down your "FORCED TO WATCH" comment; that was some serious panties in a knot Mbilli put you in.

[MulaKO]

You've only seen him once then. When he fought previously undefeated Gongora who WAS throwing back with serious power shots Mbilli showed a second wind and was stronger in the second half of that non-stop war. Until he gets nailed while throwing flurries or when he does a reset at times during a fight, he will be hell for anyone as long as a fight lasts. Fan-friendly is an understatement. I'll take him over boring fighters any day of the week.

Gongora vs Mbilli fight was absolute fireworks
Gongora was tough as fughin nails

[Boro]

I said I enjoy watching him and apparently others do to, did not build him up as someone who can rule the division, not even someone who can beat top names, and for the 4th time, I said his defense sucks and he may not win against more skilled guys. Epic fail on your part. Being in the top 2% means getting to the top of something where money is not always the reward. Epic fail again on your part. Since a fighter can be in the top 2% and you claim to be be close to that then you can be called a stiff too using your description. Only ignorant people call someone who made it in the top 2% at what they do for a living, a stiff or a bum. It's about work ethic, not money. You will not be able to live down your "FORCED TO WATCH" comment; that was some serious panties in a knot Mbilli put you in.

Yeah you can call me a stiff all you want, I don't care tbh and i've boxed a lil and watched the sports for decades seen his type plenty.

Love to see a Welder do it though, therein lies the difference, I would be able to show them up.

It's extremely likely the first person Mbilli comes against who has a pulse and provides REAL resistance ends the hype train.

You're been disingenuous about the "2%" comment as well, the difference between a good/solid fighter and an elite is night and day Mbilli being "good" in a weak division doesn't really anything, the margin of error at the top means that extra percentile is huge hence why you are being disingenuous.

As for your shít about me not being able to live down "forced to watch" of course I will be able to again your being disingenuous, i'm watching it only so the main event doesn't start early as i've missed fights' due to tuning in at the alleged "start of the main event" aka that very reason before.

it's not difficult to comprehend but seemingly that is the case for you?!

[Alan Smithee]

It's not like Nelo didn't give undeserving guys a shot. When tacos are being prepared twice a year and all the good guys are matched up, someone has to take that money and a beating.

That's true but I doubt this guy has enough name recognition......yet!

[paulf]

This guy is all hype.

He landed like a thousand clean power shots and the nobody he was fighting ate them like candy. He has no defense and no power. He was getting touched up in that last round even though the opponent threw punches like he was underwater.

Someone like Zach Parker would take him apart.

[elegua]

Mbili doesnt belong in the same area as Canelo. Wild swinging and feather fisted, smh

You can say it after they fight. You guys like to talk a lot of BS ahead the facts...

[richardt]

Yeah you can call me a stiff all you want, I don't care tbh and i've boxed a lil and watched the sports for decades seen his type plenty.

Love to see a Welder do it though, therein lies the difference, I would be able to show them up.

It's extremely likely the first person Mbilli comes against who has a pulse and provides REAL resistance ends the hype train.

You're been disingenuous about the "2%" comment as well, the difference between a good/solid fighter and an elite is night and day Mbilli being "good" in a weak division doesn't really anything, the margin of error at the top means that extra percentile is huge hence why you are being disingenuous.

As for your shít about me not being able to live down "forced to watch" of course I will be able to again your being disingenuous, i'm watching it only so the main event doesn't start early as i've missed fights' due to tuning in at the alleged "start of the main event" aka that very reason before.

it's not difficult to comprehend but seemingly that is the case for you?!

Pulse? It's extremely likely who ever he goes against he will come out firing everything he has and give it every ounce of his heart and soul. It doesn't matter if he wins some and loses some, he brings excitement that fans appreciate so feel free to fast forward when you see him fight since it causes you so much distraught. And top fighters can be in the top 1% which still does not mean he didn't spend years making his way to the top 2%. "FORCED TO WATCH". Again, just spare yourself the misery and go eat a meal when he is fighting so that you don't have to suffer with your panties in a bunch over a fighter you can just ignore but obviously you cannot.

[richardt]

Gongora vs Mbilli fight was absolute fireworks
Gongora was tough as fughin nails

That was a fight of the year candidate and they fought with everything they had in them. Fever-pitched battle that real Boxing fans appreciated.