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Catteral is far too lazy in output and tbh-very boring.
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I was thinking the same thing. I think even Hearn found Catteral boring, so he said Fack it! I'm giving it to Barboza.Originally posted by BrankoBComment
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Ok so boxing needs a new rule: both boxers get an "L" when drunk British fans fall a sleep in Manchester (or anywhere else for that matter). This said, still can't believe they gave it to Catteral, but even more shocked to see Barboza thinking it was in the bank with that performance.Comment
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That's 2 bull**** decisions for Barboza! Catterall wasn't great, but he did enough to win. Barboza won the fight by raising his hand at the end of every round whether he won it or notComment
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How was it bs? Catteral did next to nothing most rounds and rounds he "won" he didn't even win by a landslide. His style is to just do almost enough. The cards reflect a close fight and tbh, it was a standard performance. Jack showed that if he has to initiate action then he simply won't and he prefers "quiet rounds". Now this isn't to say Barboza was special, but he didn't need to do a lot to win thanks to Catterall's extremely low output and activity.Comment
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Catterall, what is there to say? He just can't take it to another level. If Josh Taylor could still safely make 140, Josh would absolutely brutalise Barboza. I mean Josh would put him in hospital.Comment
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Isn't that how Shakur beat edwin?Originally posted by BrankoB
No chance in hell.
Americans don't like fighters who run backwards all night. Come to think of it, nobody likes fighters like that.Comment
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Where’s that Haka fellow ???
I've been hearing him biatch about The Cat saying he’s the best thing since sliced bread
Now what ?????Comment
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Birdsong, I told you to STFUComment
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Close fight alot of swing rounds but I felt barboza did enough to Nick it. Both tho were very low volume there wasn't much happening from both guys and both were overly cautious in thereComment
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