Who is the better Euro dancer, Fury or Lomachenko?

[Thuglife Nelo]

I always thought Loma’s story about his father having his son do “folkloric” dancing to improve his skills was ret@rded...that’s like assuming that Cuban amateurs are so good because they dance salsa naturally? No. Dancing ain’t got shet to do with it.

Besides, Loma’s dad was on that Govt cheese in saying that Loma liked to mimic RJJ in the ring. Ok... but gay folkloric ain’t got jack to do with anything when you’re not matched with serious power punchers or getting beat by alcoholic Uber drivers...

So I was on my porch with my rock-slanging friends drinking that Lean and I thought... wait a minute,

The most gangsta real life dancer is Tyson Fury, in and out of the ring. I think Fury’s glove is as big as Loma and his dad combined.

All hail the Gypsie king and his cousin, wife!

[YoungManRumble]

Usyk.

Nice HitmanTommy reference though. Anyone feel free to tell him for me (has me blocked) in his latest lounge thread that his black magic voodoo wishing isn't working and my life is going pretty well, infact better than ever lately. I even won some nice pocket change on the Culcay fight today. Unlike his father losing his life savings betting on Ruiz Jr in the rematch, I gamble responsibly and am not a degenerate ***tard

[GrandpaBernard]

Being called dancer in boxing is compliment

It means you’re so good your opponents can’t land

[Thuglife Nelo]

Usyk.

[YoungManRumble]

[Thuglife Nelo]

Usyk is a fkn weirdo. Guys who dance like that remind me of the early days of rollers, raves, dude’s on E...id even say tripping, but it’s hard for me to believe that Usyk’s pedigree involved them underground raves and rolling. Cause that’s exactly how rollers dance when euphoric..

Otherwise Usyk is a geek

[Citizen Koba]

Usyk is a fkn weirdo. Guys who dance like that remind me of the early days of rollers, raves, dude’s on E...id even say tripping, but it’s hard for me to believe that Usyk’s pedigree involved them underground raves and rolling. Cause that’s exactly how rollers dance when euphoric..

Otherwise Usyk is a geek

Shit Frankie, Early days of Raves, Warehouse style, pills, acid and wiz is my era, had you down as a bit younger. But funny now you mention it about Usyk I can see it...



(RIP Keef)

[kafkod]

Usyk has got this!

[Thuglife Nelo]

Shit Frankie, Early days of Raves, Warehouse style, pills, acid and wiz is my era, had you down as a bit younger. But funny now you mention it about Usyk I can see it...



(RIP Keef)

Raves were banned in the USA long before they were still hot and active in Europe and the world. At least they tried. I remember mates telling me SWAT teams would infiltrate raids in the USA and that was like late or early 2000s. In Europe it was never a big deal like the USA. I’d say Usyk, cause Ukrainians are no novice to big party events, I’m going to bet Usyk may have rolled in his early teens. Look at his teeth. Wouldn’t be surprised he hit the crack pipe too listening to horrid Euro Trance and acting the fool

[Citizen Koba]

Raves were banned in the USA long before they were still hot and active in Europe and the world. At least they tried. I remember mates telling me SWAT teams would infiltrate raids in the USA and that was like late or early 2000s. In Europe it was never a big deal like the USA. I’d say Usyk, cause Ukrainians are no novice to big party events, I’m going to bet Usyk may have rolled in his early teens. Look at his teeth. Wouldn’t be surprised he hit the crack pipe too listening to horrid Euro Trance and acting the fool

I'm talking about the late 80's early 90's here... Madchester, Acid House, raves in the abandoned textile mills, warehouses and factories that litter the post industrial landscape of our Northern towns and cities. Weird time where tribalism, post punk activism and counterculture merged with pop culture in a weird explosion of creative hedonistic energy... A youthful rebellion against the grim hopelessness of Northern England after 10years of Thatcherite rule...

Tryna see how many cliches I could fit inna one paragraph there, but it was an interesting time to live through anyway. That was the time when shet really changed here... started with destruction of the unions of course in the early 80s but the Criminal Justice Act (then Bill) are what really put the stop to many of the genuine freedoms here... protested and fought against that **** for years ... but of course, it went into law anyway. Been a slowly tightening stranglehold on freedom of thought and artistic and political expression ever since here in the UK, Sad.