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jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:21 i thought usyk still won that clearly, in briedies backyard. i dont think fighting him again is going anywhere new or exciting, and briedies looked pretty bad last fight. maybe if breidies had already won the wbss 2 by now.

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:25 imo the scores were kind to briedis

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:27 to me 7-5 is giving brides absolute best case scenario and its still a losing card for him at home. with how bad he looked last fight he needs a good win to make himself interesting again

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:31 gevors biggest previous fight was a lost to old wlod, thats a bad look as a top guy to have a controverrsial fight vs gevor that maybe most thought you lost. i remember gevor having hell with steve simmons !

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:17 lol omg it was tough for the guy who got schooled 12-0 by usyk , seriously bro, what an awful response

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:38

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:17 lol omg it was tough for the guy who got schooled 12-0 by usyk , seriously bro, what an awful response

I actually saw it coming a mile away, so I wouldn't say anything. You can go back to my post history. Styles make fights. Gassiev is still a great CW, but I knew he wasn't beating Usyk.

Lebedev is still arguably undefeated. Several had him beating the young, aggressive Gassiev. He was the #1 CW at one point. An athletic, remarkably skilled fighter like Lebedev is a lot more dangerous than a fat, old HW with crap stamina like Ortiz.

You know how silly I've made you look throughout the years yet you still try me. I think our score is funnier than any comment. You're like 0-3 against me.

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:43 well the thread is about how usyk may fight him (or pov or ortiz) next

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:41 lebedev isnt tough for usyk at all, leb has looked like a faded fighter which is to be expected at like 40, usyk would easily outbox him and give him an unhealthy experience. have you even been watching leb lately? usyk is vastly superior right now and leb does nothing to trouble him,

lol give yourself whatever score you want bruh, you also were shocked that warrington beat frampton and picked chupra over ito even though he got beaten like a little kid

its okay bruh, you cant get them all

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:41 lebedev isnt tough for usyk at all, leb has looked like a faded fighter which is to be expected at like 40, usyk would easily outbox him and give him an unhealthy experience. have you even been watching leb lately? usyk is vastly superior right now and leb does nothing to trouble him,

lol give yourself whatever score you want bruh, you also were shocked that warrington beat frampton and picked chupra over ito even though he got beaten like a little kid

its okay bruh, you cant get them all

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:41 lebedev isnt tough for usyk at all, leb has looked like a faded fighter which is to be expected at like 40, usyk would easily outbox him and give him an unhealthy experience. have you even been watching leb lately? usyk is vastly superior right now and leb does nothing to trouble him,

lol give yourself whatever score you want bruh, you also were shocked that warrington beat frampton and picked chupra over ito even though he got beaten like a little kid

its okay bruh, you cant get them all

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

tiny_acres wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:05

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:41 lebedev isnt tough for usyk at all, leb has looked like a faded fighter which is to be expected at like 40, usyk would easily outbox him and give him an unhealthy experience. have you even been watching leb lately? usyk is vastly superior right now and leb does nothing to trouble him,

lol give yourself whatever score you want bruh, you also were shocked that warrington beat frampton and picked chupra over ito even though he got beaten like a little kid

its okay bruh, you cant get them all

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

Ortiz is a top 6 heavyweight. Usyk fighting Ortiz is a tough fight.
Sorry that you can't see that.

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:11

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:41 lebedev isnt tough for usyk at all, leb has looked like a faded fighter which is to be expected at like 40, usyk would easily outbox him and give him an unhealthy experience. have you even been watching leb lately? usyk is vastly superior right now and leb does nothing to trouble him,

lol give yourself whatever score you want bruh, you also were shocked that warrington beat frampton and picked chupra over ito even though he got beaten like a little kid

its okay bruh, you cant get them all

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

lol i never even mentioned ortiz to you son, i was specifically talking about the suggestion that leb is tough for usyk, um, nope kid, he aint. you responding that 3 years ago he was tough for a guy usyk beat 12-0 is just an awful, slap worthy comeback.

its okay son, you were badly wrong about some fights, we all are , though some of us try to act like we arent

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:15

tiny_acres wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:05

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

Ortiz is a top 6 heavyweight. Usyk fighting Ortiz is a tough fight.
Sorry that you can't see that.

Stylistically, it isn't. What makes Ortiz tough? He's slow, hittable, and gasses at a slow pace. How does that equate to being a tough fight to someone who has an iron chin, is one of the most athletic boxers currently, and has p4p defense? Usyk fought and beat better HW's than Ortiz in WSB.

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:17

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:11

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 21:56

But somehow the 50 year old, fat Ortiz, isn't a faded fighter!? What a horrible comeback. FFS, he looked like crap against David Allen and Malik Scott. You may as well be talking about Ortiz in your post unless you were impressed that he won every round against the D- fighter, Travis Kauffman.

As I said, you can't tell with all fights because sometimes these older guys still have one brilliant performance left in them. I'd have thought you'd kept quiet after I slapped you around with Korobov/Charlo. P4P, Lebedev is in every way superior to Ortiz.

I like how you're somehow scooping up Warrington/Frampton and Chuprakov/Ito when you said nothing definite about either. I'd like to see a post where you actually made a real pick, not just went halfway like I've seen you do. BS, that you confidently picked Ito. You are completely full of crap, and I look forward to you scurrying over to the thread and editing your post.

lol i never even mentioned ortiz to you son, i was specifically talking about the suggestion that leb is tough for usyk, um, nope kid, he aint. you responding that 3 years ago he was tough for a guy usyk beat 12-0 is just an awful, slap worthy comeback.

its okay son, you were badly wrong about some fights, we all are , though some of us try to act like we arent

It's in the thread topic, you idiot. It's between those 3 fighters, and you said Lebedev wouldn't be a tough fight. What's awful about mentioning Gassiev who is currently a top CW and was the #2 CW at one point. As I said, styles make fights. Lebedev is arguably still undefeated.

Nothing is slap worthy other than your odious record going against me. Sit down.

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:25

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:17

jamamb wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:11


lol i never even mentioned ortiz to you son, i was specifically talking about the suggestion that leb is tough for usyk, um, nope kid, he aint. you responding that 3 years ago he was tough for a guy usyk beat 12-0 is just an awful, slap worthy comeback.

its okay son, you were badly wrong about some fights, we all are , though some of us try to act like we arent

It's in the thread topic, you idiot. It's between those 3 fighters, and you said Lebedev wouldn't be a tough fight. What's awful about mentioning Gassiev who is currently a top CW and was the #2 CW at one point. As I said, styles make fights. Lebedev is arguably still undefeated.

Nothing is slap worthy other than your odious record going against me. Sit down.

lol i was never mentioning ortiz, son, leb vs usyk is in the thread title too. you even bringing up ortiz to me like i mentioned him is added stupidity to your 'usyk's son had a tough time with leb' comeback

i can tell your rattled bro. its okay. we all get that some times. and its no big deal that you butchered some recent fights. chin up kid, youll be back

oogiebe wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:21

Mexi-Box wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:15

tiny_acres wrote: ↑06 Jan 2019, 22:05

Ortiz is a top 6 heavyweight. Usyk fighting Ortiz is a tough fight.
Sorry that you can't see that.

Stylistically, it isn't. What makes Ortiz tough? He's slow, hittable, and gasses at a slow pace. How does that equate to being a tough fight to someone who has an iron chin, is one of the most athletic boxers currently, and has p4p defense? Usyk fought and beat better HW's than Ortiz in WSB.

WSB was six or so years ago! Are you going by Usyk over a very inexperienced Joyce?!! Ortiz would have 30 LBS or so over Usyk, but he's crafty with all kinds of experience and still can smack. You love these old and fading fighters (Korabov/Lebidev) and then you diss Ortiz. Boy I can't figure you out at all. Usyk needs a relatively easy first fight at HW to see how it feels. Anyway, You'll see once his first match is set.