Media Wilder and Fury responds to AJ loss
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It may seem like an insult but Wilder seems more disappointing with the loss because of a potential payday going out the window. These 3 guys are supposed to be the top dog. With Joshua losing, you no longer have the gruesome threesome rivalry.
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WOW THANKS MAN APPRECIATE THAT
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Who cares about those bums
What does Pauli think about it?
What does Pauli think about it?
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Fury is a proven PED abuser
Who cares what he thinks
Who cares what he thinks
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Pac-Man got ko viciously then had biggest payday with mayweather after I think still b big big show
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Fury already beat Wilder but the WBC and CSAC are corrupt as fuck.
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Wilder has also been dealing with a decade of insults from the Brits. I think that it's harsh to say Joshua was a total fraud, but I understand why Wilder is so angry.
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I think that's what you would expect from a Country dude from Alabama and an English dude from Manchester.
Anyways I called that Ruiz upset back in late April. Andy Ruiz should have won the WBO title in his fight against Joseph Parker, but he had to face Parker in his hometown and lost the decision.
Anthony Joshua won a glorified sparring match against Parker to capture the WBO title. If you watch both those fights you would know Ruiz is the true savage and better boxer between him and AJ.
I had $500 in winnings last night betting because of Ruiz and partly due to Anthony Smith. In retrospect I wish I had put more but oh well. Great to see Andy shake up the world.
Anyways I called that Ruiz upset back in late April. Andy Ruiz should have won the WBO title in his fight against Joseph Parker, but he had to face Parker in his hometown and lost the decision.
Anthony Joshua won a glorified sparring match against Parker to capture the WBO title. If you watch both those fights you would know Ruiz is the true savage and better boxer between him and AJ.
I had $500 in winnings last night betting because of Ruiz and partly due to Anthony Smith. In retrospect I wish I had put more but oh well. Great to see Andy shake up the world.
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Fury is the effen man
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AJ is a draw like Manny and Floyd but Wilder isn't a draw like Manny and Floyd. That's why Floyd/Pacquiao made so much money.
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True but Pacman had a different marketability value. Joshua's lure was the undefeated record along with Fury and Wilder. While Manny experienced losses during his unknown days before fame. Thus the foundation of his fame is different than Joshua.
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Goddamn!
10 post since 2007, its rare and respectable. To answer your question, MMA has died down for many folks. Mid-2000s was its golden days. Now Conor and Ronda were exceptions but for most parts, folks watched every single fight from 2005 to 2012.
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so what
