Why would I want to stop showering, lose all my muscle tone, gain 40 lbs of fat, start balding, acquire gingivitis, have plastic surgery to give myself the ******* of 32 year hispanic woman with 9 kids, get rid of all my money, move back in with my mom and scream in her face for leaving ice chunks in my hot pockets, join the online gaming community, give up all my friends, nauseate women and fold my penis in half?
Why would I want to stop showering, lose all my muscle tone, gain 40 lbs of fat, start balding, acquire gingivitis, have plastic surgery to give myself the ******* of 32 year hispanic woman with 9 kids, get rid of all my money, move back in with my mom and scream in her face for leaving ice chunks in my hot pockets, join the online gaming community, give up all my friends, nauseate women and fold my penis in half?
really, I'm not sure about any of that stuff..... I am still stuck trying to figure out why you pretend to be a boxer
Too many people putting too much emphasis on Jacob's KO loss to Pirog. I just rewatched that fight and completely forgot that Jacobs was about to get back up completely perfect but the ref wouldn't let him. It's actually a whack KO. He went down looking like he was wrecked, but then bolts up alive like nothing happened to him and he's yelling at the ref that he was good.
I'm not sure what that was all about, but if he thought he could relax a bit and the ref wouldn't wave it off, he sure learned from that. I don't think he'll do that again.
GGG fanboys saying Jacobs has no chance. Must not have watched his last fight where a Brook a welterweight landed nasty uppercuts and straight rights on him.
You mean the fight where GGG won via TKO in which he broke Brook's face? Just making sure we are on the same page.
The bookmakers are not ******. They make themselves rich through other people's lack of knowledge.
They get it wrong sometimes, that's life but they get it right most of the time.
The odds here are about right. They are giving Jacobs a very slim chance.
Not at all boxing betting and odds have a lot to do with popularity and people going with their heart basing their opinion on things that don't much matter.
Since bookmakers generally want the money to come in evenly so they have no risk while taking the juice. If you follow the heard you will never make money betting on boxing but if you pay attention and bet when you feel the odds don't reflect reality you can beat the odds makers.
They get it wrong a lot in boxing, the problem is getting it right when they get it wrong~ this is a good opportunity because 8 to 1 is very hefty.
Jacobs has got to stop thinking about that rubbish
the questions are.....
* what deficiencies does Golovkin have in his game
* what tactics/gameplan could best exploit those deficiencies
* what tactics/tricks can be best-used to maximize Jacobs strengths
* what about our style plays into Golovkin's strengths, and fix that shht
if they get that right the odds won't matter at all
a big ask, now we find out how well Rozier knows the game
I don't know much about him, does anyone know his background?
60/40 Golovkin
Golovkin TKO7, but Jacobs is a live dog
GOOD fight
that would be a good-very good, win for Golovkin..... and it would be a very good-outstanding, win for Jacobs..... considering the odds/opponent
regardless of the result, I hope that nobody shhts on those guys after the fight, like everyone did with Kovalev/Ward
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