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    #31
    Reminds me of Golovkin, but AJ has taken on better competition

    Both where overhyped in a weak division and once they stepped up the competition they started to fall apart

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      #32
      I am really tired of boxing fans. It’s such a sh/t group of fans mostly.

      Fan reaction to AJ’s loss should be a lesson to all pro fighters: Make your money and get out. Fans do not actually care about the best fighting the best. They want to see a fighter go undefeated and get either a TKO1 or a 120-108 decision. If they lose, or win a close fight, they are trash, bums, hype jobs, and overrated.

      Do not listen to fans. They say they want the best vs the best, then it happens, one of the fighters lose, all of a sudden their career needs to end because they lost while fighting the best.

      AJ has fought the best fighters in his weight class and tried to make fights with Fury and Wilder. Those fights not happening were not his fault.

      My advice to any pro boxer that stumbles across this: Fight no-hopers for the rest of your career and get out. These fans are not worth entertaining. Fighting the best, win or lose, does nothing for them. So, stop trying to satisfy these cretins.

      Canelo, Lomachenko and Joshua take on the best, more than the rest of the top fighters. But they are the most hated by fans because they constantly fight the best and don’t always look like God while doing it. Because, you know, that is what happens when you constantly fight the best. You will look flawed at some point.

      It also seems like fighters get much more praise when they are fighting no hopers and mopping the floor with them in one sided beatdowns while calling out the best names for show.

      Promoters/networks should go back to the good old days where fighters fought 4-5 times a month vs dudes with either losing records, or records barely over .500 win percentage. This will pad a boxer’s resume with 100 fights and he will then get praised for looking so dominant in so many fights.

      Oleksandr Usyk, if you are reading this, do not fight Tyson Fury. If you fight him and he wins, you’re a hype job, overrated, and should retire and just go into politics full-time like Vitali Klitschko. If you can’t beat the best 10 of 10 times, boxing is not for you.

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        #33
        Originally posted by -Kev- View Post
        I am really tired of boxing fans. It’s such a sh/t group of fans mostly.

        Fan reaction to AJ’s loss should be a lesson to all pro fighters: Make your money and get out. Fans do not actually care about the best fighting the best. They want to see a fighter go undefeated and get either a TKO1 or a 120-108 decision. If they lose, or win a close fight, they are trash, bums, hype jobs, and overrated.

        Do not listen to fans. They say they want the best vs the best, then it happens, one of the fighters lose, all of a sudden their career needs to end because they lost while fighting the best.

        AJ has fought the best fighters in his weight class and tried to make fights with Fury and Wilder. Those fights not happening were not his fault.

        My advice to any pro boxer that stumbles across this: Fight no-hopers for the rest of your career and get out. These fans are not worth entertaining. Fighting the best, win or lose, does nothing for them. So, stop trying to satisfy these cretins.

        Canelo, Lomachenko and Joshua take on the best, more than the rest of the top fighters. But they are the most hated by fans because they constantly fight the best and don’t always look like God while doing it. Because, you know, that is what happens when you constantly fight the best. You will look flawed at some point.

        It also seems like fighters get much more praise when they are fighting no hopers and mopping the floor with them in one sided beatdowns while calling out the best names for show.

        Promoters/networks should go back to the good old days where fighters fought 4-5 times a month vs dudes with either losing records, or records barely over .500 win percentage. This will pad a boxer’s resume with 100 fights and he will then get praised for looking so dominant in so many fights.

        Oleksandr Usyk, if you are reading this, do not fight Tyson Fury. If you fight him and he wins, you’re a hype job, overrated, and should retire and just go into politics full-time like Vitali Klitschko. If you can’t beat the best 10 of 10 times, boxing is not for you.
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          #34
          Wilder was much more protected for a much longer time. Fury although probably the better fighter than AJ, is seriously overrated at this point too relative to his actual resume. The main difference when it comes to "hype" is AJ became a major star fairly quickly for various reasons, while the other two didnt.

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            #35
            Nah, he is still clearly top 5 guy in division.
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              #36
              I rated Josh highly as he is a great athlete and gold medallist and trains hard and eager student.
              But hindsight is he hasn't got world class trainer and he started boxing late.
              But Josh starts favourite against just about everyone not named fury and usyk

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                #37
                Stop the BS. Nobody ever claimed he was some ATG like Golovkin and Lomachenko, some unbeatable monster like Golovkin etc.
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by PBR Streetgang View Post

                  Very good post. The respective fanbases are delusional and it's incredibly difficult to have discourse with them because of the irrational and fanatical positions.

                  AJ is obviously beatable but even with his two losses, he still has a better resume than either Wilder or Fury.
                  You AJ fanboys are still ****ing delusional. To have a better resume you actually have to beat your opponents. By your logic Chisora has the best record in the division.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by KingGilgamesh View Post

                    You AJ fanboys are still ****ing delusional. To have a better resume you actually have to beat your opponents. By your logic Chisora has the best record in the division.
                    He has beaten more top 10 HW's than Fury and Wilder combined.

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View Post
                      Stop the BS. Nobody ever claimed he was some ATG like Golovkin and Lomachenko, some unbeatable monster like Golovkin etc.
                      Before he got stopped by Ruiz you were calling him a potential GOAT

                      You calmed down for a bit after that, but then you got mega excited again after he stopped that old bum Pulev.

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