The Most Delusional Boxer

[bboy80]

Easily Prince Patel, jesus watch some of his interviews dudes off his head.

[buddyr]

In hindsight would you say him not taking 40m offer was a good decision or not?

That question can only be answered in 2020 when the 5 years would have been up on the contract. If he hasn't make $40 million by then, then it was a bad decision. If he makes more than $40 million then it was a good decsion. It was an 8 fight deal for $5 million a piece. It's looking like a bad decision now cuz he's inactive but if he goes on a streak and somehow pulls floyd out of retirement once again for a fight, or can get a fight with Khan in the UK, and crawford and others, then it was a good decision.

A guy that has the potential to be a superstar should never sign a fight deal with pre-determined money. That's insane. That's like signing a 10 year nike deal as an NBA rookie.

[VatoMulatto]

Does Broner even believe most of the things that comes out of his mouth?? If he does I'd say Broner but I think it's more about him selling an image and enjoys saying things that makes people talk. Khan on the other hand truly believes everything he says, so I go with Khan.

A lot of the statements from Horn recently makes me think he's quite delusional too but let's see what kind of performance he'll put on against Crawford. I mean if he continues to win, I can't knock him for his statements.

[Chuckguy]

Lemme know what you think, below.

Define delusional

[Slicc]

Define delusional

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/delusional

['b']

Hughie Fury thought he beat Parker, and after beating Sexton he now wants Wilder or AJ - and he believes he is AJ's worst nightmare.

[Chuckguy]

http://www.dictionary.com/browse/delusional

Lmfao

I would say khan