Fury's 7th defense of the Lineal Heavyweight title. hopefully after Fury gets done fighting Anthony Joshua, Andy Ruiz Jr, Evander Holyfield, Zhilei Zhang, and the highly anticipated Otto Wallin rematch we can get him to fight Usyk to unify the belts. I don't maybe Alexander Mustache can fight Deontay Wilder in the meantime that way get to see Fury vs Wilder 4 instead.
You have no fucking idea how much it pisses me off to have scored this fight this way but it's how I saw it and no matter what disdain I may have for the fucking judges that robbed Chocolatito in their second fight I call it how I see it. I saw a draw at best or a slight edge to Gallo. But fuck, hate to see Chocolatito have to go out like this when he should've won the second fight and instead this time Gallo actually at worst held him out to a stalemate. Still, it's like eating fucking shit seeing this. Especially after Gallo didn't fucking deserve the condom match and yet Chocolatito agreed to it like the fucking warrior he is since he had already beaten Gallo twice. I really do hope Chocolatito made out like a bandit bankwise and fairplay to Gallo for actually improving from their last fight.
eh, I thought Loma barely eeked this but looked every bit of 34 as 34 fucking gets. I thought him fighting this level of opposition at this point of his career was extremely uncalled for but if he struggled like this then at this point he might as well hang em. Haney would easily beat Loma at this point. I'm sure Loma could go fight the Kambosos' of the world for paydays albeit pointless. I really expected Loma to do more professionally but unfortunately he stepped on the gas very early on and quite impressive only to ease off at slacker pace and missing out on many great potential paydays he could've had against Manny Pacquiao and Mikey Garcia. Regardless, his best days are behind him and his amateur glory has far outlived whatever professional accomplishments he achieved.
Albert Sosnowski vs Travis Fulton
Charlie Malupangue vs Powell Balaba
Virgel Victor vs Alan Alberca
Isaiah Wise vs Andy Gonzales
James Bernadin vs Sheldon Deverteuil
Paul Koon vs Rodriguez Cade
Romuel Cruz vs Hugo Rodriguez
Bakary Samake vs Robin Zamora
Bakary Samake vs Pablo Mendoza
Joshua Conley vs Donte Stower
Adrian Corona vs Joe Perez
Mbemba Miesi vs Celso Neves
Sandy Messaoud vs Nurali Erdogan
Stephane Bado vs Patrick M Bida
Daniel Blenda Dos Santos vs Sadok Sebki
Yvan Mendy vs Gianluca Ceglia
Faisal Ibnel Arrami vs Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko [1]
Faisal Ibnel Arrami vs Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko [2]
Leduan Barthelemy vs Ricardo Nunez
Artem Oganesyan vs Alexandr Zhuravskiy
Joshua Clottey vs Christian Lloyd Joseph
Sébastien Chureau vs Frederic Basse
Cameron Sevilla Rivera vs Burley Brooks [1] (fight 2 is already in the vault)
Agustin Gerbaldo Kucharski vs Michel Daniel Cabral
Troy Isley vs Bryant Costello
Floyd Diaz vs Fernando Macias
Franck Zimmer vs Kalilou Dembele
Milan Prat vs Amaury Massenaux
Anderson Prestot vs Matteo Signani
Christian Mbilli vs Jesus Gurrola
Christian Mbilli vs Ramon Aguinagua
Christian Mbilli vs Ilya Kharlamau
Christian Mbilli vs Cesar Lopez Ugarte
Johann Duhaupas vs Kotatsu Takehara
Johann Duhaupas vs Edgars Kalnars
Johann Duhaupas vs Jean Claude Bikoi
Yahya Tlaouziti vs Houcine Moulahi
Moughit El Moutaouakil vs Houcine Moulahi
Avery Martin Duval vs Matias Ezequiel Guenemil
Mark DeLuca vs Ramon Barajas
As feared, it was a very one-sided fight, Fury was dominnant all along, Chisora is brave and would have never resigned, but he was taking a punishment, losing every round and taking huge blows. The stoppage was a good call. This was not a mismatch per se, Chisora is a great fighter, but now Fury must face even better fighters (Uzyk and Joyce are in attendance, Dubois won earlier in the same reunion, Joshua, Charr, Hrgovic, there are so many great oppositions we can expect and that would probably be better than this one-sided fight).
Fury's 7th defense of the Lineal Heavyweight title. hopefully after Fury gets done fighting Anthony Joshua, Andy Ruiz Jr, Evander Holyfield, Zhilei Zhang, and the highly anticipated Otto Wallin rematch we can get him to fight Usyk to unify the belts. I don't maybe Alexander Mustache can fight Deontay Wilder in the meantime that way get to see Fury vs Wilder 4 instead.
You have no fucking idea how much it pisses me off to have scored this fight this way but it's how I saw it and no matter what disdain I may have for the fucking judges that robbed Chocolatito in their second fight I call it how I see it. I saw a draw at best or a slight edge to Gallo. But fuck, hate to see Chocolatito have to go out like this when he should've won the second fight and instead this time Gallo actually at worst held him out to a stalemate. Still, it's like eating fucking shit seeing this. Especially after Gallo didn't fucking deserve the condom match and yet Chocolatito agreed to it like the fucking warrior he is since he had already beaten Gallo twice. I really do hope Chocolatito made out like a bandit bankwise and fairplay to Gallo for actually improving from their last fight.
eh, I thought Loma barely eeked this but looked every bit of 34 as 34 fucking gets. I thought him fighting this level of opposition at this point of his career was extremely uncalled for but if he struggled like this then at this point he might as well hang em. Haney would easily beat Loma at this point. I'm sure Loma could go fight the Kambosos' of the world for paydays albeit pointless. I really expected Loma to do more professionally but unfortunately he stepped on the gas very early on and quite impressive only to ease off at slacker pace and missing out on many great potential paydays he could've had against Manny Pacquiao and Mikey Garcia. Regardless, his best days are behind him and his amateur glory has far outlived whatever professional accomplishments he achieved.
Teo is fighting that Anton LaVey Spaniard dude now
Albert Sosnowski vs Travis Fulton
Charlie Malupangue vs Powell Balaba
Virgel Victor vs Alan Alberca
Isaiah Wise vs Andy Gonzales
James Bernadin vs Sheldon Deverteuil
Paul Koon vs Rodriguez Cade
Romuel Cruz vs Hugo Rodriguez
Bakary Samake vs Robin Zamora
Bakary Samake vs Pablo Mendoza
Joshua Conley vs Donte Stower
Adrian Corona vs Joe Perez
Mbemba Miesi vs Celso Neves
Sandy Messaoud vs Nurali Erdogan
Stephane Bado vs Patrick M Bida
Daniel Blenda Dos Santos vs Sadok Sebki
Yvan Mendy vs Gianluca Ceglia
Faisal Ibnel Arrami vs Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko [1]
Faisal Ibnel Arrami vs Kostiantyn Dovbyshchenko [2]
Leduan Barthelemy vs Ricardo Nunez
Artem Oganesyan vs Alexandr Zhuravskiy
Joshua Clottey vs Christian Lloyd Joseph
Sébastien Chureau vs Frederic Basse
Cameron Sevilla Rivera vs Burley Brooks [1] (fight 2 is already in the vault)
Agustin Gerbaldo Kucharski vs Michel Daniel Cabral
Troy Isley vs Bryant Costello
Floyd Diaz vs Fernando Macias
Franck Zimmer vs Kalilou Dembele
Milan Prat vs Amaury Massenaux
Anderson Prestot vs Matteo Signani
Christian Mbilli vs Jesus Gurrola
Christian Mbilli vs Ramon Aguinagua
Christian Mbilli vs Ilya Kharlamau
Christian Mbilli vs Cesar Lopez Ugarte
Johann Duhaupas vs Kotatsu Takehara
Johann Duhaupas vs Edgars Kalnars
Johann Duhaupas vs Jean Claude Bikoi
Yahya Tlaouziti vs Houcine Moulahi
Moughit El Moutaouakil vs Houcine Moulahi
Avery Martin Duval vs Matias Ezequiel Guenemil
Mark DeLuca vs Ramon Barajas
As feared, it was a very one-sided fight, Fury was dominnant all along, Chisora is brave and would have never resigned, but he was taking a punishment, losing every round and taking huge blows. The stoppage was a good call. This was not a mismatch per se, Chisora is a great fighter, but now Fury must face even better fighters (Uzyk and Joyce are in attendance, Dubois won earlier in the same reunion, Joshua, Charr, Hrgovic, there are so many great oppositions we can expect and that would probably be better than this one-sided fight).
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