It seems like every time a British fighter fights someone who’s a big favorite, the British fighter gets praised for showing up.
Why is that?
Luke Campbell lost at least 10 rounds on every scorecard. Despite that, most everything that’s been written or said about him pertains to how wonderful he is and what a good job he did.
He’s a former Olympian who’s challenged for multiple titles. Why is he being praised for losing 10 rounds in a title fight?
The other recent example I can come up with is former cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew. He was knocked cold by Oleksander Usyk. Everyone praised him for getting knocked unconscious like he wasn’t a former world champion or something.
I don’t see this happen anywhere else.
Why is that?
Luke Campbell lost at least 10 rounds on every scorecard. Despite that, most everything that’s been written or said about him pertains to how wonderful he is and what a good job he did.
He’s a former Olympian who’s challenged for multiple titles. Why is he being praised for losing 10 rounds in a title fight?
The other recent example I can come up with is former cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew. He was knocked cold by Oleksander Usyk. Everyone praised him for getting knocked unconscious like he wasn’t a former world champion or something.
I don’t see this happen anywhere else.
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