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I mentioned this repeatedly before and after he signed to fight spence, for me he just didn't push himself at all. He had the talent and was well groomed but he never pushed himself, and when he did he tried to do what Khan did with Canelo by fighting GGG.
The guy was stacking his resume with mediocre competition and my countrymen were calling him the man at 147 because of shawn porter!Comment
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You can't read huh?Devon Alexander:
You want sources? I'll give you sources.
"It'll have to happen [the fight] in the States. No way is Devon going to England. We have no problem taking the fight but Devon has no reason to go over there."
Matthyse:
Did not have a single fight at 147 until this very year. (par from one in 2008 against a nobody)
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/256942
Bradley:
Ortiz:
Fights after Mayweather:
Josesito Lopez - Lost by KO
Luis Collazo - Lost by KO
Manuel Perez - Won by KO against a lightweight.
Gilberto Sanchez Leon - Won by KO against a guy who hadn't had a win against a guy with a positive record in more than 5 years. Also a lightweight.
Berto - Lost by KO.
Peterson:
You want links to the rumours?
Khan:
Lol
Vargas:
Brook took the GGG fight instead.
Cotto:
Cotto decided to go with Ali.
Where are your sources?
This is the list, dumbass...
"Rios, Alexander, Bradley, Chaves, Vargas (signed unification clash contract with proof) and now Cotto."
There is no Peterson, Mathysse, Maidana, Khan or Ortiz on that list. You ****** fùck. Get a grip and learn to read.
Did you just dismiss a chance to unify with Vargas, a realistic chance, to get his face broken by GGG? LMFAO!!
By the way did you just say Cotto chose Ali instead? What a ****** cùnt. Where were you yesterday when Kell Brook openly admitted on Sky Sports he was given 3 months to make weight for Cotto at 154lb but he left it to Hearn? In other words he ducked.
Fùck outta here, fanboy.Last edited by Sir_Didymus; 11-29-2017, 09:17 AM.Comment
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Yep he was desperate to be on the same channel as Khan but obviously nobody would give him airtime so he ended up in the audience of Jeremy Kyle and they didn't even acknowledge him in the audience. They didn't even know who he was other than the boxing fan sat in the row below him. The pictures are all over Twitter.Comment
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Talented but not disciplined enough, often has breaks during his fights and coasts. Once he stepped up opposition he showed that he mentally wasn't tough enough and quit.Comment
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Whatever people may say about Brook, he fought the best MW and WW in any division.
He also won the IBF belt on foreign soil, against a respected champion.
Those are impressive accomplishments, and should not be overlooked.
I do think the GGG fight may have ended his career though...unless Khan finally grows a pair.Comment
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That's my point. It's like his fanboys are okay with him fighting extremely mediocre boxers for the majority of his career not challenging himself at all staying at home. I mean a trilogy with a gypsy journeyman who took him the full 12 rounds each time and he had 150 losses or thereabouts? Really?
Whilst everyone else was fighting it out trying to get into the Mayweather/Pacman sweepstakes he was twiddling his thumbs and upto some extremely questionable activities out in Spain.
I don't expect him to do anything now either other than fish out the weakest boxers that offer the highest pay or the easiest route to a payday.Comment
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Yep, with the spence fight he had to take it. He was basically pushed into a corner and he had no where to turn to.
He had all the big names in america, the networks were paying good money for anyone around 140-147, and you think this guy would put himself in the shop window for good fights by upping his competition. Nope, he would stay in sheffield and even rematch mediocre competition.
And then he would call out Khan, Khan for all his dumbness left the UK and fought good names/exciting fights in america, he fought to put his name out there. He did all the hard work, for someone like Brook to stay at home and reap the benefit, am glad Khan didn't fight him at those point.
They can both fight each other now that they are both damaged.Comment
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Right now I wouldn't be surprised if Skeete beats both of them as average as he is. Eggington not so much he's a pretty basic plodder. I actually wanted to see both supposed domestic stars take on the second tier of domestic boxers in Skeete and Eggington. Would have been a good comeback for both but no. One is busy endearing himself to the public by being a complete thicko. The other is saying live on air that he'll eat Kangaroo testicles and anus to land a fight with Khan.
Match made in Heaven.Comment
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