Comments Thread For: Errol Spence Has The Makings of a Ring 'Boss'

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By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Music fans of a certain age may remember Jon Landau. He was a rock critic in Boston who caught a concert at a local venue in the early 1970s and essentially launched the career of a then-struggling New Jersey singer/songwriter named Bruce Springsteen with the following turn of phrase in a review: "I saw rock and roll future and its name is Bruce Springsteen...
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[RememberTUA?]

He showed me he's a boss when he went toe to toe with Kell Brooke.

[P4Pdunny]

definately got the right attitude and mindset

[Andre_parker1]

he's willing to fight anybody, not too many champs have that mentality nowadays..so it seems

[MEXfistology]

C'mon boxingscene, Errol is a damn good fighter and has shown it, he has the right tools to even compete at 154 and everything, but chill. Don't jump over your head, Errol still has work to do, unify 147 and rule the division, then possibly move up,

[duwdu]

C'mon boxingscene, Errol is a damn good fighter and has shown it, he has the right tools to even compete at 154 and everything, but chill. Don't jump over your head, Errol still has work to do, unify 147 and rule the division, then possibly move up,

You're trying to somehow discredit the writer, when you're in fact saying exactly some of the things the writer penned? SMH.

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[Bronx2245]

BULLY!!! BOSS!!! It is what it is! Errol Spence Jr. is THE TRUTH!

[Butch.McRae]

"Spence can do everything that most fighters can do, only he does it better. The fact that he's a southpaw make him more difficult to contend with. And in the ring, he's "Sugar Ray Leonard nasty." The one open question about him is his chin. For the most part, Errol has been steered clear of fighters who hit hard enough to test it. Beyond that, he's a complete fighter."

Thomas Hauser's write-up today.

[Fire4231]

Dope piece Lyle, Errol is boxing truth!! He instantly converts casuals to boxing heads.

[Butch.McRae]

"When his seven-round demolition of a surely overmatched, but certainly capable Lamont Peterson ended I could only think, can anyone really be this good? Can anyone say this much to me? Can a welterweight still perform with this kind of power and glory? And then I glanced at the notes that I'd made as the fight progressed and knew that the answer was yes."

Lyle Fitzsimmons