Comments Thread For: Glenn McCrory: I Think Joshua is Finished, He's Bottom of The Pile

[pillowfists98]

**** this guy. Just another idiot trying to downplay Ruiz's victory.

[Sid-Knee]

Anthony "Quitter" Johnson has never dominated anyone.

The only person who dominated in the ring in Parker fight was the ref that Eddie paid. Its now easy to see why Eddies goes to such extremes to protect AJ.

Parker would have battered AJ around the ring like Ruiz did, if they were allowed to fight properly.

I am not bitter, I am ecstatic that the great hype job fraud AJ got completely dominated from the opening bell by shortest fattest blob in the division.

I am surprised you still show your face on this forum, after your recent comments. I have unblocked you now so I can laugh at your feeble comments.

AJ dominated Parker. Parker accepted it because he's a puzzy who isn't about that life. He knew he'd get hurt if he tried. So he stayed on the backfoot and disengaged.

So breaking them up 5 times in 36 minutes of action is why Parker lost? Hahahaha

You mean the ref that Parker himself chose?

They were allowed to fight properly. Parker was dominated. He was allowed to fight properly against Whyte as well and lost there too. Parker just isn't on that level.

You're extremely bitter. So much so, it's f3cking creepy the lengths you went to. You're still doing it now with you mass delusion. You're a pathetic little weasel.

If AJ is a hype job, why does he have by far the best resume in the division? He's beaten better than Ruiz. But defeats happen, that's sport you weirdo.

What recent comments? I've said nothing but the truth. something you're completely devoid of.

You blocked me because you didn't want to hear the truth because it's too much for you to bare because you're a freak who deludes himself.

Stay creepy and bitter though. To see someone fall to the depths you have is an interesting sight.

[Jkp]

AJ dominated Parker. Parker accepted it because he's a puzzy who isn't about that life. He knew he'd get hurt if he tried. So he stayed on the backfoot and disengaged.

So breaking them up 5 times in 36 minutes of action is why Parker lost? Hahahaha

You mean the ref that Parker himself chose?

They were allowed to fight properly. Parker was dominated. He was allowed to fight properly against Whyte as well and lost there too. Parker just isn't on that level.

You're extremely bitter. So much so, it's f3cking creepy the lengths you went to. You're still doing it now with you mass delusion. You're a pathetic little weasel.

If AJ is a hype job, why does he have by far the best resume in the division? He's beaten better than Ruiz. But defeats happen, that's sport you weirdo.

What recent comments? I've said nothing but the truth. something you're completely devoid of.

You blocked me because you didn't want to hear the truth because it's too much for you to bare because you're a freak who deludes himself.

Stay creepy and bitter though. To see someone fall to the depths you have is an interesting sight.

At least Anthony "Quitter" Johnson made it the end of the PArker fight without quitting i guess.

Those images of AJ getting chased around the ring by the short fat tubby mexican are now his legacy. Being battered to the ground repeatedly by the mexican fat kid is what he will be remembered for most

Theres a new black David Price in town, for people to laugh at.

[Sid-Knee]

At least Anthony "Quitter" Johnson made it the end of the PArker fight without quitting i guess.

Those images of AJ getting chased around the ring by the short fat tubby mexican are now his legacy. Being battered to the ground repeatedly by the mexican fat kid is what he will be remembered for most

Theres a new black David Price in town, for people to laugh at.

It was actually Parker who quit on himself that night. Everyone agreed it was a pathetic excuse for a challenge.

AJ will be remembered by what he achieved like any other sports star. Their loses fade and it's their wins we remember most. Unless you think Ali, Robinson, Frazier etc etc are remembered most for their losses? Haha.

Keep being desperate and trying too hard though. Haha.

[Jkp]

It was actually Parker who quit on himself that night. Everyone agreed it was a pathetic excuse for a challenge.

AJ will be remembered by what he achieved like any other sports star. Their loses fade and it's their wins we remember most. Unless you think Ali, Robinson, Frazier etc etc are remembered most for their losses? Haha.

Keep being desperate and trying too hard though. Haha.

What fight did you watch?
Parker went full 12 rounds he didnt quit. He didnt even get hit by timid AJ.

[Sid-Knee]

What fight did you watch?
Parker went full 12 rounds he didnt quit. He didnt even get hit by timid AJ.

Parker quit on himself by not trying to win. He stayed on the outside on the backfoot just looking to survive. Everyone talked about him not having the right mindset to compete at this level. And it was true.

AJ was the one coming forward, sweetheart. Parker was the timid one who wanted to back up all night and disengage. He was thoroughly dominated. Easy work.

[Jkp]

Parker quit on himself by not trying to win. He stayed on the outside on the backfoot just looking to survive. Everyone talked about him not having the right mindset to compete at this level. And it was true.

AJ was the one coming forward, sweetheart. Parker was the timid one who wanted to back up all night and disengage. He was thoroughly dominated. Easy work.

If the ref had let Parker come forward, Glass chin quitter would have spent most of the fight on the canvas, like he did against Ruiz.

But I am glad AJ was protected long enough to make it to Ruiz fight. Seeing him battered and exposed against a fat short unranked blob, was the highlight of the sporting decade. And seeing it happen on his big night whch was supposed to be his launchpad to USA and global stardom, was the perfect end of his career.

seeing the face of all the UK supporters in the stadium who believed the hype was priceless.

I hope you were there to witness it first hand Sidknee?

[Sid-Knee]

If the ref had let Parker come forward, Glass chin quitter would have spent most of the fight on the canvas, like he did against Ruiz.

But I am glad AJ was protected long enough to make it to Ruiz fight. Seeing him battered and exposed against a fat short unranked blob, was the highlight of the sporting decade. And seeing it happen on his big night whch was supposed to be his launchpad to USA and global stardom, was the perfect end of his career.

seeing the face of all the UK supporters in the stadium who believed the hype was priceless.

I hope you were there to witness it first hand Sidknee?

Parker could come forward whenever he liked. It was when they were tied up together on the inside and not fighting out did the ref break them up. Parker didn't fancy doing that though. He preferred to disengage. You know this. That's why you're so bitter you loony.

AJ is the much better fighter on the inside to Parker. He would have knocked him out. Ruiz is also much better which is why Parker didn't fight him on the inside either and was practically out of range with most of his shots. You should watch that fight also to see you're talking shlt. Parker is not an inside fighter. He fights at range mostly on the back foot.

You're not happy Ruiz did it. You would have loved Parker to do it but he never had what was needed. Which is why you've been this way with your bitterness since Parker lost.

Show me the faces of the British fans that night? I'd like to see that. Because you couldn't see them on my TV being that far back. But you must have had a special TV to see this. Give me some close up pictures? Either that or accept you're a delusional weirdo who talks shlt.