Y'all think Usyk wants any of FRANK SANCHEZ cos I don't.

[BodyBagz]

Laying on the floor for 5 solid minutes after a borderline shot.

Never in my life seen that.

A coward wouldn't have gotten up and continued.

[Atypicalbrit]

A coward wouldn't have gotten up and continued.

Well after a 5 minute break to recover and completley drain Dubois adreneline from him was certainly an easier proposition

[BodyBagz]

Well after a 5 minute break to recover and completley drain Dubois adreneline from him was certainly an easier proposition

A coward wouldn't risk it.

[_Rexy_]

Well after a 5 minute break to recover and completley drain Dubois adreneline from him was certainly an easier proposition

Easier than just taking the W right there?

[PBR Streetgang]

I think the guy from Africa, Efe? Tried to win and hit hard enough, so I don't get why you're saying that, is not that he just showed up for the check. Back then, a lot of people were saying Efe would fvk him up.

Eh, some thought that, I certainly didn't. Probably those that thought that hadn't seen Ajagba dropped and hurt multiple times by Kiladze, look lost against Rice and then look lethargic prior to the stoppage win against Cojanu. Efe hadn't looked good leading up to that Sanchez fight and his progression had stagnated.

In his fight with the Cuban Flash, Efe continued to look basic. He telegraphed his shots, didn't throw in combinations and was there for Frank to hit. Efe looked to stop trying or seemed unable to adjust.

To his credit, Efe has been on a bit of a run since that. As for Frank, I think he's good and I want to see him tested, I just don't think that someone like Efe was able to do it. I think Kabayel provides a much stiffer challenge.

[garfios]

Eh, some thought that, I certainly didn't. Probably those that thought that hadn't seen Ajagba dropped and hurt multiple times by Kiladze, look lost against Rice and then look lethargic prior to the stoppage win against Cojanu. Efe hadn't looked good leading up to that Sanchez fight and his progression had stagnated.

In his fight with the Cuban Flash, Efe continued to look basic. He telegraphed his shots, didn't throw in combinations and was there for Frank to hit. Efe looked to stop trying or seemed unable to adjust.

To his credit, Efe has been on a bit of a run since that. As for Frank, I think he's good and I want to see him tested, I just don't think that someone like Efe was able to do it. I think Kabayel provides a much stiffer challenge.

You didn't thought but some did, in any case two undefeated fighters facing each other in the heavyweight division, anything can happen it's not a gimme.

[JakeTheBoxer]

Whether you like it or not, acknowledge it 'Deontay Wilder is and has been one of the three Heavyweight mountains of this era'.

If this boxing era was a movie, then Deontay Wilder has played one of the leading roles 'He is one of the stars of the movie'.

Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua 'Specifically within the Heavyweight division, those fighters have been the main characters, major players and Champions for the large majority of this era' Those fighters are the three Heavyweight mountains of this era.

Joseph Parker is a solid and commendable fighter 'But he has not been cast as one of the main characters of this Heavyweight boxing era, Parker in terms of historical significance is nowhere near the level of a fighter Deontay Wilder has been'.

These are just the facts 'Of reality,and boxing History'.

Like I stated in my first post 'Joseph Parker is like one of those street level fighters, in the game Streets of Rage'.

Go and check it out, and understand my comparison metaphorically. Sometimes those street fighters, give the main characters a real good fight 'Sometimes those street fighters win'.

But really? When it comes to Elite to World level Championship boxing, where has Joseph Parker been for the large majority of this era? I will tell you where he has been 'He has been existing and competing at Domestic and European level' Parker has also been getting beat and ****** out at this level.

Deontay Wilder as one of the main characters of this boxing era 'He has completed the game 10 times over, Deontay Wilder defended his WBC Heavyweight titles 10 times'.

Note: Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk are all competing in their own separate competition to see who will be the last man standing from their era 'The Heavyweight boxing era, were they have been the main characters, major players and Champions'.

Parker really is not a part of this competition, eventually getting a few solid wins here and there 'Does not compared to the feats of achievements which Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk have all achieved' etc.

That is a typical casual nonsense. You sound like a real casual fan.

Parker just isn`t American and he was never planned to be a ˝star", like Wilder was.

Parker would go through Wilder`s pre-Fury resume like a knife through the butter and you know that.

Parker beat Wilder and you also know that.

So maybe stop being casual and repeating that nonsense about big 4.

Parker fought AJ, Wilder, Zhang, Ruiz, Whyte. He actually fought better competition than Wilder.

[juggernaut666]

Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk 'Are all competing in the competition to see who will be the last man standing of this era'.

And that era, has ultimately been their era 'They have been the major players. Understand, and accept that they are competing in their own separate competition.

All of these other fighters, people keep on mentioning have really not been major players within this Heavyweight era.

So I don't understand why, you are acting as if 'Sanchez has been for years battling through the Heavyweight division ,and the boxing World like Conan the Barbarian, and now the Champions must fight him'.

I have continually stated this time and time again 'There have been three Heavyweight mountains of this era, and those fighters are: Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua'.

Stone Cold Steve Austin, Kurt Angle, The Rock.

This has been their era, they have been cast as the main characters. 'All the major story lines, have originated from them'.

All the major performances, that have had catalytic effects upon this era 'Have been produced by them'.

Tyson Fury was the Heavyweight fighter, who first breeched the Kiltschko's dominance and occupation of the Heavyweight Division. Fury gave the Heavyweight alliance belief.

Deontay Wilder made 10 defenses of the WBC World Heavyweight title 'And was the man who pushed Tyson Fury, to his limits and beyond'. Wilder fought until there was no more, to defend his titles and to win them back 'People may question Wilder's skills and technical ability, but no man can question his courage, determination and conduct as a Champion'.

Anthony Joshua is a Olympic Champion, two time World Heavyweight Champion. Joshua in his 19th professional was the fighter who conclusively took the Heavyweight Division into a completely new dynasty 'Wladimir Kiltschko vs Anthony Joshua is the greatest Heavyweight title fight of the past 25 years, and that was the night when the division was conclusively took into a completely new dynasty'.

All these years later, once again has just stepped up and fought off the Francis Ngannou invasion into the Heavyweight Division 'Anthony Joshua has just obliterated Francis Ngannou, such was the extreme of Joshua's victory? It has sent shockwaves around the entire combat sporting world'.

Whether Francis Ngannou continues on in boxing, or returns back to Mixed Martials 'The perception his competitors have of him, has been altered'.

I know you are still upset about this 'Because it is not just about Francis Ngannou. It is also about the perception of Mixed Martial Arts. Ngannou had never been hurt by a punch, kick, knee or elbow, but he has just been obliterated by Anthony Joshua'.

The hulk like athlete Francis Ngannou, who seemingly was invulnerable to physical attacks 'Has just been obliterated by Anthony Joshua'.

Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk are competing in their own sperate competition to see who will be the last man standing of this era.

They have been the main characters and players 'So the competition is between them, and not those other fighters who have only now suddenly having one good fight here and there'.

There was a game called 'Street of Rage'. And in this game, you have the main characters 'Those main characters fight their way through the game. And as they are traveling through the streets, they come across street fighters. Most of the time? The main characters beat up and obliterate those street fighters'.

But every now and again, one of those street fighters 'They may jump out on one of the main characters, and give a real good fight. Sometimes they may even win'.

The fighters outside of Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk within the Heavyweight division 'Are like those street fighters in the game Street of Rage. And of course there is different levels of street fighters, some are more dangerous and difficult to fight than others'.

But understand 'They are not the main characters, major players or fighters in the game. Metaphorically speaking, this is very similar to the Heavyweight boxing division. And this is no disrespect to those fighters, their journey and efforts in the game'.

Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua, and Oleksandr Uysk are all ultimately competing in their separate competition 'To see who will be the last man standing of this era. The era in which, they have been the main characters, major players, fighters and Champions'.

This is ultimately between them, and when their competition reaches a organic conclusion 'Then maybe those other fighters can fight for some vacate titles, between themselves'.

You need to stop acting like those street fighter level Heavyweights are the main fighters of this era, they are not. And that is no disrespect to their journey and efforts, but it is the realisation of the achievements and historical significance of fighters such as Tyson Fury, Deontay Wilder, Anthony Joshua and Oleksandr Uysk' etc.

The problem here is Parker would defeat everyone Wilder did and didn’t hold the WBC belt or have his management Team ,he wouldn’t get away with the opponents Wilder fought . Parker would still be his best win had Wilder won ,those in the know knew Parker was going to win this just bc several facts going into it .

Wilder is not brave he’s an opportunistic ego driven individual. So yea maybe he’s a video game boss and he can wear all his crazy costumes and yell as loud as he wants but at the end of the day his best win is Ortiz and after that is ? I don’t even know Breazeale ? Fight fans who get drunk and start talking about these guys are not going to know that either when the topic comes up years from now and you bet it will ,the only thing they’ll remember is how bad Fury knocked him out at this point .

[nghtmr111]

hahhahaha

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Frank Sanchez was never good lol

[Grandma Lover]

You know heavyweight is absolute garbage when bums like frank were being hyped up