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I don't dislike him
Just don't rate him I guess then ? Or overhyped ?
I don't dislike him
SILH has posted in the Kelvin McKenzie thread, shouldn't you respond after you badgering him to justify his remark?
Just don't rate him I guess then ? Or overhyped ?
He is massively overhyped in my opinion.
His record so far as a pro seems to suggest he has something about him ?
Sad really, the guy has had the balls to at least give an explanation and apologise, even if someone disagreed with the explanation they should at least say so, otherwise, imo, they lose the moral high ground.He won't
Only if you look at the numbers. His full resume is a list of scaffolders and Latvian taxi drivers
Oh and a P.E teacher
And world champions and challengers of course plus British and Commonwealth champions past and present. The division isn't littered with talent and he has only been pro for 3 and half years and already a world champion.
What world champions and challengers has he fought Phil? Which top 10 heavyweight has he fought?
He can't be deemed the second coming of Ali on one hand then defended with the lack of experience he has with the other.
He's a world champion by default. Fought for a belt on a technicality. These aren't words coming from dislike, they're just facts.
(Not you personally, the general public)
Didn't realise he had been deemed the second coming of Ali - I expect that's nothing more than Sky hype to sell more tickets , he is on his way up through the professional ranks so his list of fights won't be littered with glowing names until he gets through this fight then the door opens.
For me he is a young boxer who is showing that there could be a bright future for him at Heavyweight and he certainly looks like he has the power to unite the belts to breathe life into a division that has been lacking for years now. He could have avoided this fight but he took it as he has earned it. Win it and he will just get stronger.
As for the hype - that's part and parcel of the selling side of any sport. Would expect most to ignore it
Nope not seen any advert but the mere fact it's an advert suggests it's hyped to help sell and I'm sure no one with sense judges someone based on an advert
Looking at some of these punches then to me it looks like he has a hell of a lot of power
https://www.facebook.com/ConorMcGregorMMA/videos/1898053440407129/
It isn't just the advert, just look at Twitter and the consensus of the general public.
Those knockouts have to be taken in context. They were against really poor opposition, really poor.
The casual boxing fan, no disrespect meant to anyone, loves a highlight knockout reel. They aren't bothered about the level of opposition.
Genuine boxing fans are more interested in an evenly matched fight. Whether that's area level, British, commonwealth, European or world.
Then I guess only one person will prove you possibly wrong - Joshua himself.
Well considering I'm going for a late Klitschko stoppage then I guess you're right.
Out of interest, who are you going for?
Jab Jab hook , not left , dohApologies havent read all the replys , I think Aj will win , just think WK is past his best , i think AJ has been good for heavyweight boxing , a proper heavyweight athlete ala Holyfield .. both have jab jab , left , both have massive power ,, im gona go with the younger man
AJ within 9 but as others say , i wont b paying for it