Comments Thread For: Hearn: I Know I'm A Fan Boy, But I Believe AJ Is Gonna Beat Ngannou, Fury, Become Undisputed

[Boro]

You seem like a nice guy, but you're really hyper emotional. Fury was criticized for his performance against Wlad because the fight was boring as hell, and Fury was the reason. Real fans don't want to see a 7ft tall, 20st fighter (see, more hyperbole) flit around the ring throwing slap jabs and holding for an entire fight. It makes for a frustrating and sh.itty fight. As bad or worse than Henry Akinwande-Lewis. Why is it confusing to you that fans wouldn't like that? You seem mad at the world for not loving the Klitschko era, but why can't you just love it all by yourself?

As far as 'gargling balls' goes, as TOAA I detest ho.mosexuality as an unmitigated abomination, and I am keenly su****ious of any man inclined to casual ho.mo****** banter.

Of course i'm nice but you're utterly confused about the meaning of emotional if you think i'm anything close to emotional, all i've done is point out mere hypocrisies and you've somehow equated that to emotions? bizzare if I do say so myself.

But AJ is an inch shorter then Fury and he done the exact thing and yet HE criticised Fury for it.

And in fact weighed nigh on the same as Fury did in the Wlad fight, in the Ruiz fight.

So again it's not an issue of the fighters, it's an issue of moral and just general consistency when it comes to criticism and praise...

I agree about hómos being an abomination obviously but it was a fitting an analogy given how closely the Klitschkos and Tysons relative runs were/are at their peaks..

But it wasn't banter either, you're practically deepthroating Tyson for the exact things the Klitschkos done, which is to say KO/dominate stiffs but Tyson is elevated in your mind for some reason and if it isn't because of some racial bias it's because of other questionable reasons...

WTF does TOAA mean?

[TheOneAboveAll]

Of course i'm nice but utterly confused about the meaning of emotional if you think i'm anything close to emotional, all i've done is point out mere hypocrisies and you've somehow equated that to emotions? bizzare if I do say so myself.

But AJ is an inch shorter then Fury and he done the exact thing and yet HE criticised Fury for it.

And in fact weighed nigh on the same as Fury did in the Wlad fight, in the Ruiz fight.

So again it's not an issue of the fighters, it's an issue of moral and just general consistency when it comes to criticism and praise...

I agree about hómos being an abomination obviously but it was a fitting an analogy given how closely the Klitschkos and Tysons relative runs were/are at their peaks..

But it wasn't banter either, you're practically deepthroating Tyson for the exact things the Klitschkos done, which is to say KO/dominate stiffs but Tyson is elevated in your mind for some reason and if it isn't because of some racial bias it's because of other questionable reasons...

WTF does TOAA mean?

You know very well what it means. You've always known.

[Boro]

You know very well what it means. You've always known.

If you're talking about emotional I meant to put "you're" before utterly.

And if you're talking about TOAA, I really don't never seen that acronym in my life...

[PRINCEKOOL]

This is your perception. Many fans on these boards heavily criticized AJ's rematch win over Ruiz Jr. You are the only person I've ever heard suggest that he was raised up high and regarded as the 2nd coming for that win. I get that that your statement is more hyperbole, but legions of fans criticized AJ for fighting a safe, even cowardly fight in that rematch, and up until his recent form change, many were saying that Ruiz Jr ruined him forever. The bottom line, it seems, is that you are upset that the Klitschko's (mainly Wlad) are not as revered in the sport as other popular contemporaries (Tyson, Lewis, etc), but, deep down, you do seem to understand why. Wlad's reign was so insufferably boring because he fought in a safety-first style even though he looked like the spawn of a super-solder and Greek goddess. He should have steamrolled and buried all of his opponents, but he just jabbed and hugged them all to death. It was the least exciting heavyweight reign in history. Truly, the only Klitschko fights worth re-watching were the ones they lost. That's not a controversial thing to say.

The poster is actually contradicting themselves, because? Joshua vs Ruiz Junior II 'Is the fight, when and were the narrative Joshua is scared, terrified and is not the same fighter anymore appeared. On that night, and during the aftermath of those 12 rounds'.

Still Anthony Joshua did what he had to do, and won the fight easy 'People must acknowledge that, this was a immediate rematch after a traumatic loss for Joshua'.

Note: I personally regard Wladimir Kiltschko as the last great World Heavyweight Champion 'There are no active Heavyweight Champions, great as Wladimir Kiltschko'. The facts of the matter are? Kiltschko took on all comers and dominated a era, there was nothing more he could really do as a Champion.

Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, Wladimir Kiltschko, Vitali Kiltschko, Rid**** Bowe.

Those are the last great Heavyweight World Champions, since Muhammad Ali, George Foreman and Joe Frazier 'Ken Norton must be mentioned also, due to his big wins over Muhammad Ali'.

Tyson Fury if he loses to Usyk 'In reality, just another Heavyweight World Champion. In the moment, hardcore Fury fans seem to be believe that he is much greater already right now than he actually is'.

Fury for me is not the greatest, most talented or best UK fighter since the retirement of Joe Calzaghe. Both David Haye and Carl Froch to date achieved more in their careers and were better fighters than Tyson Fury.

Oleksandr Usyk is already a all-time great, hall of fame fighter and Champion 'I don't believe Tyson Fury is, right now as we speak' etc.

[Marchegiano]

If he does, you can't hate on that **** ... if.

[Boro]

The poster is actually contradicting themselves, because? Joshua vs Ruiz Junior II 'Is the fight, when and were the narrative Joshua is scared, terrified and is not the same fighter anymore appeared. On that night, and during the aftermath of those 12 rounds'.

Still Anthony Joshua did what he had to do, and won the fight easy 'People must acknowledge that, this was a immediate rematch after a traumatic loss for Joshua'.

Note: I personally regard Wladimir Kiltschko as the last great World Heavyweight Champion 'There are no active Heavyweight Champions, great as Wladimir Kiltschko'. The facts of the matter are? Kiltschko took on all comers and dominated a era, there was nothing more he could really do as a Champion.

Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield, Wladimir Kiltschko, Vitali Kiltschko, Rid**** Bowe.

Those are the last great Heavyweight World Champions, since Muhammad Ali, George Foreman and Joe Frazier 'Ken Norton must be mentioned also, due to his big wins over Muhammad Ali'.

Tyson Fury if he loses to Usyk 'In reality, just another Heavyweight World Champion. In the moment, hardcore Fury fans seem to be believe that he is much greater already right now than he actually is'.

Fury for me is not the greatest, most talented or best UK fighter since the retirement of Joe Calzaghe. Both David Haye and Carl Froch to date achieved more in their careers and were better fighters than Tyson Fury.

Oleksandr Usyk is already a all-time great, hall of fame fighter and Champion 'I don't believe Tyson Fury is, right now as we speak' etc.

I haven't contradicted myself once child, you'll find it was AJ and his fanboys like you, who are actually constantly contradicting themselves.

I remember Sky, The Daily Express, ESPN and multiple others claiming dumb shít like he was utterly dominant, putting on an absolute masterclass, second coming of Ali so on and so forth whilst they downed Fury for his safety first approach to Wlad...

ESPN literally said "He had to come back from humiliation at Madison Square Garden. Tonight, he is the governor. The governor of the division."

Like come on it was a pathetic performance and they go on like he was the second coming of Jesus...

Carl Froch and Haye has achieved more than Fury? really that's a good joke...

Froch's crowning achievement is beating Bute or Kessler, Bute never left Canada until he fought Froch and it was the last fight of Kesslers career...

Now Haye didn't even try to become undisputed at cruiserweight even though Cunningham was right there for the taking.

And he was a mediocre heavyweight beating Valuev who lost to an ancient Holyfield isn't no great shakes despite Holyfield not getting the nod...

Fury dethroned two long reigning champions in their own backyards as the underdog, one of them being an arguably modern great even by your owns words who hadn't lost a fight in over a decade...

[jkrames]

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