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I'm ashamed that i didn't even think of Choco and Estrada.
Ha ! So much for the herald of little guys.
I'm ashamed that i didn't even think of Choco and Estrada.
Ha ! So much for the herald of little guys.
Their fight was the end of the previous era. And Marquez-Pacquiao was a bigger rivalry.I would argue Pac Mayweather still falls within this era. It transcended all the other PPVs as they were usually even mentioned in the promotion for unrelated fights.
Borderline shit post.Fury Wilder. Was controversial, drama packed, entertaining inside & outside the ring. 2 larger that life personalities. Propelled both to mainstream fame levels. Both dudes in their prime & peak. Great fights that had it all. Hell we still argue about Fury Wilder every dam day around here.
GGG & Canelo so far has not been as explosive as you would imagine. Bit of a stalemate and chess match at times. Didn't really do too much outside of boxing after the 1st fight. Wouldn't say it took either guy to their height. It will also always be marred by GGG fans claiming he was not in his prime & GGG's age & regression.
IMO. Crawford & Spence could easily surpass Canelo/GGG in epicness when it goes down.
Canelo is yesterday's news.... Usyk is king. Bivol is your god. Spence & Crawford are going to be heard about at your local water cooler.Borderline shit post.
Now you're just lashing out.Canelo is yesterday's news.... Usyk is king. Bivol is your god. Spence & Crawford are going to be heard about at your local water cooler.
Its ok you can still fantasize about your Golden Boyz Dejulez. Comprende'
HW rivalries will always take historical precedence over ultimately irrelevant sideshow feuds between little people.
Fury vs Wilder may not have been the perfect rivalry and was too one-sided to rank with the ATG HW feuds. But it carried enough drama of dramatic KDs, comebacks and KOs between two legit monsters that it is laughable to compare midget rivalries between people who can't even knock each other down, like Canelo vs GGG, to it.
The fury Wilder trilogy had the most drama in the ring and out. Those guys still hate each other, kind of sad that they will probably never get over their hate and will hang on to it till the day they die
Do they really? I don't pay too close attention, but I'd like to ignorantly claim that they likely respect have respect and really can't hate each other after what they went through together.