Gamboa did not expose tank davis
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(not a Tank supporter here, but..........)...
... but the kid took his time, I guess...Comment
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Originally posted by MDPopescu... now: tbh, we just can't know if he was exposed or not...
... I rather think that Tank took some rounds vs a very skilled, but old and injured opponent...
... in his past 22 fights, Davis boxed an average of only 3 rounds per fight!...
I'm not here to defend Tank... I'm only trying to figure out...
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It looked bad when i read your post on reflection of Tank's performance, the fact that Yuri had one leg also kinda made what you said true. I just feel Tank has been mismanaged, maybe he isn't a good as we all thought? Or maybe his team know something that we all knew?
I rate him quite highly but am also careful as well not to go overboard, this is why i wanted better competition for him over the last 2 years and his team seems to want to build him up as a "Star" without actually taking on the sort of competition that would make him a "Star".
Only time would tell with him.Comment
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Yeah, we’re gonna need to see him versus increasingly stiffer competition. It’s gonna take at least another year, maybe two, before Davis even attempts a shot at the top dogs. After Gamboa, I don’t think Davis’s team is gonna move him up too quickly. You can’t go from that Gamboa performance to fighting Lomachenko in one or two fights. Then again, Loma might get old in the interim. LolComment
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When the fight was announced, I knew it would be bad. But it turned out to be even worse than I thought. Davis didn’t show up; and Gamboa was not only even more shot than I recalled, but injured as well. It was painful to watch, really.Comment
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Dudes just be waiting to hate.Comment
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... OK... Your guy was already back at 130... but they needed a "strong" showcase for Tank... That's how it goes...Comment
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