Who is the biggest hypejob in boxing currently

[STREET CLEANER]

That transgender kid, Ryan Garcia.

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

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.

Beaten nobody and looked painfully average against an absolutely washed Gamboa. I just don’t see what the hype is about.

[KingGilgamesh]

HANDS DOWN its Tyson Fury.....this guy has tried to talk himself into legendary status for several years now on the strength of beating an unprepared Klitschko while he was on PED's in what many consider the most boring heavyweight title fight in HISTORY LOL.......he goes on to beat the next biggest hype job in Wilder to try and solidify these nonsensical claims. This guy has been tested by a number of bartenders and yet very few of his extremely dumb fan base seems to realize he's a dud.

If he really has the balls to get in there with Anthony Joshua (which I will be SHOCKED if he does step in) he's gonna be beaten like the dumb redheaded step child that he is and everyone is gonna see he was NEVER on a world class level in terms of skills.

Tyson Fury is one of the biggest hype jobs in boxing history....I can spot em from a mile away. Great talker but a serious hype job.

How can someone who beat a 10 year veteran unified champ and a 5 year WBC champ (twice) be considered overrated??? I dont even really like Fury but this is just utter madness. And then you go on to hype up a guy who genuinely is insanely overhyped on mere media saturation alone.

[KingHippo]

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

He's headlining PPVs because he's exciting, not because he's perceived at this transcendent talent like Loma. And he does deliver. As long as he continues doing this and defend his title, he deserves every single bit of "hype" that he gets as an entertaining fighter. I also don't want to hear about top 5s when a Loma top 5 clearly means more to you than a Davis top 5 or of small fighters when one of those top 5 wins is Rigondeaux.

Loma's record or career is not the problem. The problem is with the fanbase and media proping him up as a generational multi-divisional champ when he could very well be just another great amateur who unfortunately didn't have the tools to truly become a great.

[Marchegiano]

Joshua

Loma

Inoue

Beterbiev

Taylor

[BoxingIsGreat]

Loma is the biggest busted hypejob. Not even close. Lost 11-1 round to a kid who hadn't done crap all.

[sicko]

Everybody! It is not a fighter today that someone don't like and that someone don't think is "Overrated" and a "Hype Job" lets be honest particularly on this forum!

[BoZz]

joshua of course, his next fight against 64 year old pulev speaks for itself

[lokkebassen123]

Anthony Joshua.

Well... I would not call the best heavyweight in the world a "hypejob".

[501_Boy]

All fighters fall in to this to some degree. Nobody can be perfect and fulfill the prophecies of their over zealous fans...hence, the cycle begins. I think Haney would be my choice, even though I believe he’s really good, he’s just a lot of “meh” in terms of competition.