Win or lose. You have to respect Toney for trying...
And if he loses. Big deal. That's what everyone expects. If he wins then that's good for boxing because it's very hard to imagine a guy coming from MMA into boxing with 9 months of training and beating one of the best in the world. It's good that he's willing to challenge himself because alot of boxers talk about MMA and vice versa. But until now nobody has really had the balls to actually get in there and make a point.
mercer did beat the overrated tim sylvia in 9 seconds...
Win or lose. You have to respect Toney for trying...
And if he loses. Big deal. That's what everyone expects. If he wins then that's good for boxing because it's very hard to imagine a guy coming from MMA into boxing with 9 months of training and beating one of the best in the world. It's good that he's willing to challenge himself because alot of boxers talk about MMA and vice versa. But until now nobody has really had the balls to actually get in there and make a point.
Don't you mean two weeks of actual training and 8.5 months of BS?
With the shape Toney's currently in, I can't imagine this fight going past the 2nd round. Randy likes to clinch against the fence and slam you down, then bring you back up and knee you. Toney's not used to tactics like that at all and it's fatigues the **** out you.
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