Who is the biggest hypejob in boxing currently

[Fangedgrowl]

Glad somebody else sees it.

Been saying this. This dude has beaten no one. He should at least fight Fortuna. He has beaten no one and thinks he is owed a shot at guys like Teo . PLus the ****** whiteboy comment didnt help this moron either.

[Boxing Goat]

Canelo (by far), Haney, Teo, Crawford, Garcia, Inoue, Loma (in a way)

[KingHippo]

everyone seems to have a different definition of hypejob. you got people saying loma and joshua are hypejobs because they lost lol, as if they havent accomplished anything or beat anyone? it was all a facade! hypejob for me is someone who has a big platform and lots of attention but hasnt fought anyone. someone like tank comes to mind. its been 4 years since he's fought a top 10 ranked fighter and hes doing ppvs. this doesnt mean hes not good but hes gotten to where he is because of careful promotion and "hyping" up of future things to come...cept they arent coming.

To me, a hypejob to me is the gap between the exposure and opinion of a fighter vs reality. Nobody is calling Tank an all time great. He barely gets discussed in P4P discussions. But he delivered on all of his fights until now. I also doubt he gets more attention than Loma.

The gap between the "legend" of Loma and reality is much larger than Tank's.

[MUNG]

for me a hypejob is someone who there is a lot of hype about but has achieved very little of it

tank comes to mind, he's famous for avoiding loma mostly it seems to me

now he may go on and do well but thats the way boxing works, he's been very carefully managed

i dont think fury and loma are huge hype jobs really, they both have done very very well in the sport
maybe loma at 135 & crawford at 147 have a lot of hype and havn't delivered for various reasons

[KingHippo]

i dont think fury and loma are huge hype jobs really, they both have done very very well in the sport
maybe loma at 135 & crawford at 147 have a lot of hype and havn't delivered for various reasons

Fury is not a hype job because he always delivered, gets plenty of criticism, and the media is actually against him. His resume is on par with how he's viewed and pushed. If we go off performance and resume alone, I would even say that he's underrated.

Loma is another question.

[Shadoww702]

To me, a hypejob to me is the gap between the exposure and opinion of a fighter vs reality. Nobody is calling Tank an all time great. He barely gets discussed in P4P discussions. But he delivered on all of his fights until now. I also doubt he gets more attention than Loma.

The gap between the "legend" of Loma and reality is much larger than Tank's.

I would say GGG then. The media built him up to be the best MW EVER! His best win is what Sergiy? Jacobs?? Seems like once he stepped up past Brook his wins have been controversial.

[Ochoa780]

Crawford and garcia without a doubt

[MoneyKing]

AJ is the biggest chump in boxing to date

Anthony Joshua

[daggum]

To me, a hypejob to me is the gap between the exposure and opinion of a fighter vs reality. Nobody is calling Tank an all time great. He barely gets discussed in P4P discussions. But he delivered on all of his fights until now. I also doubt he gets more attention than Loma.

The gap between the "legend" of Loma and reality is much larger than Tank's.

he's headlining ppvs. his resume is completely barren. he's delivered against the bums and small fighters they match him with yes while loma has fought 5 top 5 guys in a row on top of his resume at 126 and 130. i dont see how loma can be hype just for losing. tank is hype for not fighting anyone and yet they are treating him like an a-side star on ppvs

[Combat Talk Radio]

In terms of pure hype over actual achievement...Ryan Garcia.

He sparked out Fonseca when he was the underdog, easier than Tank did.

Everyone knows the right answer is Crawford. #1P4P for"beating the man that beat the man".