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Who's the biggest fraud in Boxing currently?
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View Post
You're the fraud.
Wilder, one of the hardest punching humans to ever walk the earth, fought an historic draw with Fury to cap off his stellar championship career, and he might well have scored a knockout in that war. Those two giants co- dominated one of the best heavyweight eras in history.
Usyk only entered the era as it was ending.
Joshua?? Parker?? Don't be foolish.
Wilders losses came at the very end of his career. Not so for the other two.
That is how history reads.
that draw should have been a fury win.
he might have done a lot of things in his career, but yet he didnt and his resume is crap.
wilders losses came when he stepped up in competition. his career ended because he couldnt compete
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Originally posted by Pac=Duran View Post
This is the most fraudulent post in the history of this forum.
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Fighters who are "Frauds" and know that they just can't cut it in the big leagues; all choose MMA or Kickboxing careers; and limit their income potential and opponent quality, in exchange for more open rules under which to win a fight.
Boxers are never frauds. They are giving themselves a shot at the Big Money, using Big self belief; even those who just serve as opponents.
But top 10 ranking guys being called "frauds"???? You've got the wrong sport, skippy.
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To daggum and Pac=Duran......
Other posters should be advised about you clowns.
Those of us at the Ring, Boxing Illustrated, ESPN, the BWAA, the IBHOF and the IBRO have, for many many years, chuckled about how dull witted the average boxing fan is; and the last few posts exhibit why that is.
If boxing is as easy as they think; why are they still doing their 5 figure job that an orangutan could be trained to do?
Put on the gloves, girls.
Show us.
Hope that's a snooty enough response to the students.
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View PostFighters who are "Frauds" and know that they just can't cut it in the big leagues; all choose MMA or Kickboxing careers; and limit their income potential and opponent quality, in exchange for more open rules under which to win a fight.
Boxers are never frauds. They are giving themselves a shot at the Big Money, using Big self belief; even those who just serve as opponents.
But top 10 ranking guys being called "frauds"???? You've got the wrong sport, skippy.Last edited by daggum; 10-08-2024, 01:44 PM.
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View PostTo daggum and Pac=Duran......
Other posters should be advised about you clowns.
Those of us at the Ring, Boxing Illustrated, ESPN, the BWAA, the IBHOF and the IBRO have, for many many years, chuckled about how dull witted the average boxing fan is; and the last few posts exhibit why that is.
If boxing is as easy as they think; why are they still doing their 5 figure job that an orangutan could be trained to do?
Put on the gloves, girls.
Show us.
Hope that's a snooty enough response to the students.
oh wow you are everywhere in boxing. a true insider...yet you think wilder was an amazing fighter? maybe you are a little too close to things if you really think that. maybe you are a little too close to criticize. the average joe boxing fan is what fueled and enabled wilders rise to the "top" after knocking over a string of tomato cans. wilder should be thanking them for being so ignorant. im just not ignorant. he wasnt very good. you keep saying how amazing and great he was but your claims need evidence, and you have none. i can point to his mediocre resume and his pitiful knockout ratio against ranked fighters to show he wasnt very good when it comes to world level boxing. yeah hes better than charlie zelenoff and he proved that, well done. too bad he didnt do it against legit guysLast edited by daggum; 10-08-2024, 01:45 PM.
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Originally posted by daggum View Post
wilder has a 25% ko ratio against top 10 opposition.
that draw should have been a fury win.
he might have done a lot of things in his career, but yet he didnt and his resume is crap.
wilders losses came when he stepped up in competition. his career ended because he couldnt compete
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Originally posted by daggum View Post
nah this same guy has written worse posts about how great wilder is, which is all in service of hyping up fury. just ask him about resumes and he will say look at how many title defenses wilder has! then when you tell them only 1 was against a top 10 fighter he will make up something else etc...etc...Willow The Wisp likes this.
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Originally posted by daggum View Post
what should they be advised of? that we think wilder was a hype job? i think if they look at his resume they will be advised of that.
oh wow you are everywhere in boxing. a true insider...yet you think wilder was an amazing fighter? maybe you are a little too close to things if you really think that. maybe you are a little too close to criticize. the average joe boxing fan is what fueled and enabled wilders rise to the "top" after knocking over a string of tomato cans. wilder should be thanking them for being so ignorant. im just not ignorant. he wasnt very good. you keep saying how amazing and great he was but your claims need evidence, and you have none. i can point to his mediocre resume and his pitiful knockout ratio against ranked fighters to show he wasnt very good when it comes to world level boxing. yeah hes better than charlie zelenoff and he proved that, well done. too bad he didnt do it against legit guys
And now that Parker and Dubois have hit their stride you want to forget their losses to the same level of competition. Your silly argument boils down to: "well Wilder did not fight Joshua, so he fought substandard competition. If you look at fighters like Stiverne, martin, etc and compare their entire career to fighters like Dubois and parker they are not in a different class regarding ability. Parker has hit a peak and Dubois also has hit a stride, after losing to the same class of fighters... The proof being: NONE OF THESE GUYS has been able to defeat one of the top dogs! Facts! Wilder came closest... Dubois gets some credit, but assuming that shot was not called low, we do not know if Usyk would have gotten up, or not. Just stop it ful!Willow The Wisp likes this.
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