Comments Thread For: Leo Santa Cruz Makes No Excuses, Unsure of His Boxing Future

[theface07]

I hope the best for Leo and his family. But let's be real, LSC was not a good look for Boxing. Probably the weakest 4 division champ in the history of boxing. There's a reason he was an 8 to 1 underdog. He was managed very fragily throughout his career, big props to Al Haymon for that.

Wow, you're a bit of a scumbag for trashing his career. Sure he wasn't the best of his era but come on man, he accomplished a lot. What has your boy Ruiz done? Right now he's the Buster Douglas of modern heavyweights. He won one fight against AJ, partied his ass off, turned into super tubs and fired the guy who got him in shape and instilled the tactics and gameplan to knock off AJ. One shock win against AJ doesn't automatically make Ruiz some kind of superhero.

[Boxfan83]

Wow, you're a bit of a scumbag for trashing his career. Sure he wasn't the best of his era but come on man, he accomplished a lot. What has your boy Ruiz done? Right now he's the Buster Douglas of modern heavyweights. He won one fight against AJ, partied his ass off, turned into super tubs and fired the guy who got him in shape and instilled the tactics and gameplan to knock off AJ. One shock win against AJ doesn't automatically make Ruiz some kind of superhero.

Scumbag? Ok matey. I stand by my comment.

[theface07]

Scumbag? Ok matey. I stand by my comment.

Wow, you're really an intellectual. Nice explanation bro.

[£-4-£]

Whyte was making the mistake of jumping straight back in to the ring so soon after a brutal ktfo (until Povetkin got covid). I think Leo needs to do the opposite and take a good long break. He shouldn't fight or spar for 6+ months. Then drop down to 126 and defend his title a couple times before retiring. Hopefully he can cash out with a fight with Frampton at 130.

[Rick Taylor]

Wow, you're a bit of a scumbag for trashing his career. Sure he wasn't the best of his era but come on man, he accomplished a lot. What has your boy Ruiz done? Right now he's the Buster Douglas of modern heavyweights. He won one fight against AJ, partied his ass off, turned into super tubs and fired the guy who got him in shape and instilled the tactics and gameplan to knock off AJ. One shock win against AJ doesn't automatically make Ruiz some kind of superhero.

aaron pryor was a scumbag drug cheat that used loaded gloves.

no wonder he is forgotten by history