Comments Thread For: Daniel Dubois Brutally Knocks Out Kyotaro Fujimoto in Two

[Someone88]

Yes! Good win for Dubois!

[YoungManRumble]

Fujimoto literally looks like he has Down’s syndrome

I'm glad I'm not the only person who thought this but I didn't wanna say it..

Well it's possib!e he could have been underrated like Andy ruiz was. But after seeing footage of him I had a feeling fuyimoto was overated

Naw he shouldn't have even been rated at all. Majority of his opponents seesm to be guys from middleweight to light heavy who got fat

[MDPopescu]

Copper Box Arena, London - British and Commonwealth heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois (14-0, 13 KOs) brutally knocked out Kyotaro Fujimoto (21-2, 13 KOs) in the second round. Dubois was much bigger, moving Fujimoto back with a single hard jab. Fujimoto was moving away and being very defensive at the start.
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Dubois just fought a Japanese who is ranked at #94 by BoxRec...

[YoungManRumble]

And I even lost money on this. Dubois left that Japanese nonentity off the hook for the entire first round, in which I would have won the bet. Fùck.

Lol same thing happened to me with Ajagba. Except he had the dude hurt bad in round 3 and did nothing. Was a small bet but would have won good amount relative to what I wagered.

[YoungManRumble]

Dubois just fought a Japanese who is ranked at #94 by BoxRec...

Iago Kiladze is ranked #99 though and is obviously significantly better so those rankings don't always mean much when guys are padding their record with fat former super welter, middle and light heavy guys like Fujimoto did.

[MDPopescu]

Dubois just fought a Japanese who is ranked at #94 by BoxRec...

Iago Kiladze is ranked #99 though and is obviously significantly better so those rankings don't always mean much when guys are padding their record with fat former super welter, middle and light heavy guys like Fujimoto did.

... OK... You're right...

[YoungManRumble]

... OK... You're right...

How does that expression about broken clocks go again? Well that's me. I get 2 things right every day and the rest is probably crap.

[MDPopescu]

How does that expression about broken clocks go again? Well that's me. I get 2 things right every day and the rest is probably crap.

... Yes -- broken clocks really go again... ( I'm an old wrist watches collector, tbh)...

[Tatabanya]

Lol same thing happened to me with Ajagba. Except he had the dude hurt bad in round 3 and did nothing. Was a small bet but would have won good amount relative to what I wagered.

Growl. I had a nice streak of winning bets interrupted by this and Charlo's win. I had bet on a draw on Charlo-Harrison.

To think that I had thought long and hard between round 1 and 2 for Dubois... then I watched how bad Fujimoto was on YouTube and told myself "nah, he can't survive the 1st". But Dubois let him survive it. He didn't even try to end it in the first.

My greatest regret this week is not having bet on Thabiso Mchunu defeating Denis Lebedev. As soon as I saw the pairing I thought "Mchunu might beat him", but for some reason I decided not to bet at the end, privileging the other two fights. Mchunu's win paid x 2.83....

[MDPopescu]

Growl. I had a nice streak of winning bets interrupted by this and Charlo's win. I had bet on a draw on Charlo-Harrison.

To think that I had thought long and hard between round 1 and 2 for Dubois... then I watched how bad Fujimoto was on YouTube and told myself "nah, he can't survive the 1st". But Dubois let him survive it. He didn't even try to end it in the first.

My greatest regret this week is not having bet on Thabiso Mchunu defeating Denis Lebedev. As soon as I saw the pairing I thought "Mchunu might beat him", but for some reason I decided not to bet at the end, privileging the other two fights. Mchunu's win paid x 2.83....

... green k sent...