Comments by "The Asian Jaywalker" (@theasianjaywalker4455) on "Ring Magazine" channel.

  1. It's really just Fury doing everything he can to last 12 rounds and NOT get KOed or dropped or look like a stumbling oaf while Usyk besieges him. Credit to Fury, he took no chances and buckled down to not get dropped. I can make a case for a 'shutout', its pretty much just 12 rounds of Usyk being a level better.
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  2. Anderson looked very good, better than before but Bakole was an unstoppable force on that night.
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  3. Quite the plot twist. Usyk has no particular interest any accolades and status but watch him become a teenage superfan when you mention the Chicago Bulls lol
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  4. I consider you a mediocre troll. do better.
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  5.  @domper4845  I saw this thing called the 'comment section' where peopl were commenting on this so I thought I'd try it out by commenting.
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  6. This was a BRUTAL fight, just gigantic guys hitting each other HARD. I don't know why every fell asleep on this one because it's a helluva good fight in terms of power and taking huge shots like that.
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  7. I can rewatch it but I'm still baffled Chisora got a win against Juggernaut. that said, Chisora, who should have retired about 6 fights ago, am I now hearing that this is NOT his farewell bout but he'd going for 50 fights wtf? whatever happens, I just want to know that he has a significant financial saving account to handle all that comes with brain damage.
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  8.  @BidenSniff  I'd have it the other way around. AJ at least tried to go at Usyk. He tried to compete against Usyk. Fury, in this 2nd bout, was not trying to win. He was trying not to lose. but, he was successful in that he didn't get knocked out or knocked down. I suppose there is a 'moral victory' of sorts in that.
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  9.  @Menscode411  Ok but Jared Anderson isn't a 'hype job'. nor was he taking all the money and tops spots. His stock went up a bit from this fight.
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  10. Oh good, a teenage 'kombat sports' gamer is here from his WWE chats to tell us what a 'real fighter' would or wouldn't be doing. gross.
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  11. tell me, what are the 5 rounds you thought Fury won? You really found FIVE rounds?
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  12. can i ask, what is your ethnicity?
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  13.  @BidenSniff  I can't think of any round where Fury tested Usyk. I suppose, the 'test' was taking a posture and defense of a castle and testing Usyk to knock it down. Well, ok. Usyk only able to win the round but didn't get a knockdown or KO. I suppose, i could say 'Usyk tested Fury's defense for 90% of the fight and rounds' but Fury didn't do anything to 'test Usyk'. but maybe you mean something else? Like what?
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  14.  @BidenSniff  lol eww grosss.. you're trying to get out of this with stupid toxic fanboy crapping. Tell me what rounds you thought Fury 'tested' Usyk in this 2nd bout?
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  15. Absolute crickets on what I would have supposed is the most obvious fight in the world: AJ vs Ruiz: The Tie-breaker. This will not even get a single upvote and will never be spoken about again for some reason. You'd think its obvious but apparently not.
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  16. thing is, he didn't suck at all vs Bakole. imo looked better than ever before. He showed up against a Bakole that was going to beat anyone in front of him on that night. on that night. Anderson went up in stock imo. As for this sort of comeback bout, not sizzling. its not sizzle reel but its also a perfectly good win to get back in the running, get back on a track. good overall!
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  17. Something in this I wish more coaches would take big notice of: "15 years old.. no, too late". This belief seems to come and go in fads but I still see coaches with this. By 15 its 'too late' because it's going to take a good 3 years before they would get to the higher amateur levels. the 15 year olds who started at 7 area already well on the way. Really, I've seen these 7 year olds who were indeed masters at age 15 and also 'burned out' and even lost interest in boxing, stalled and they didnt keep growing and improving past 16 years old. [in some cases I really hated seeing fathers and others push them and did NOT blame them for losing interest, not at all]. There is a very impressive long list of great fighters who started 15, 20, even 25 but I wouldn't even refer to the crazy exceptions (Ray Mercer, Toney, Hopkins, Marcianio) because you can still just stay with great amateurs (under-19s) who started at 14, 15, 16. btw, Usyks old friend Anthony Joshua: age 18. Olympic gold medal. not bad.
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  18.  @BidenSniff  I could care less about some other fighter you're talking about but instead want to know what you mean by 'tested' Usyk. How do you think Fury did any 'testing' to use that term. What do you mean? Can you describe it?
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  19.  @BidenSniff  hi, i don't know if you're an "AI' but you still need to get back to where and how you thought Fury tested Usyk in this 2nd fight. Since all you can say is 'you need to rewatch the fight) you should be able to name some round where your version of 'testing' happened? Was it round 5? I might be able to think of 2 rounds where Fury could barely get the round because he might have landed one or two more quick slappers and was not only in 'defensive mode'. Neither of these would warrant the term 'tested' though. By all means, tell me what you mean by 'tested' which we might be using differently but what rounds do you think Fury 'tested Usyk'? *i have no idea why you're still talking about some other opponent but I didn't see AJ inside the ring for Usyk-Fury2 I can't say AJ 'tested' Usyk either but I don't know that Fury did any such things in this particular bout. He just acted like a 'castle' being besieged and in boxing you don't get points for 'not doing anything'. Its not a 'knockout game' so if you stay in it for 12 it's 'competitive'.. Nobody calls it a 'close fight' because one didn't get stopped thus it was 'close'
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  20.  @ronnyMcAuley  Name those 5 rounds. and you say 'at least' as if there could be more but name those '5 for sure'?
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  21.  @ronnyMcAuley  Holyyyy eff. I mean you really believe that don't you? I just wanted people to rewatch that and take a good look at those. Did you score any 'draw' rounds?
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  22. This was a roller-coaster. Ya big props to Bakole because usually a top fighter who's on the brink of some KEY negotations to a big payday stardom like a Bakole would NOT just fly out on 60 hours notice and fight a Joseph Parker! So that's wild that they were able to pull that off and so we still gets a real 'Top 5' crossroads fight (at least on paper?) but I suppose we have to wonder if Bakole is in shape? I mean, was he just in the middle of a plump month-long vacation or was he in training at this time??
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  23.  @JazzFunk22  nope, one of the reasons for the Bakole hype is that Anderson was very good, looked better than before, better skills, fitness etc. but can I ask what your ethnicity is?
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  24.  @Frnztak7  whats with this 'humiliates' thing? May i ask what is your ethnic background?
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  25. It's good. it's civilized self-analysis and being aware of what his weakest (or not strongest) attributes are and then acting accordingly. He doesn't have a Joe Joyce Jaw (or a Dubois either) so he knows he can't be a 'stand and trade' guy against big punchers. He knows he isn't a Zhang or Bakole, giant 300lb monsters so he knows he wins by moving, boxing and landing not going inside the 'out muscle' (see Ruiz vs Miller on that Bakole undercard). this is how he wins. Street goofs think you delude yourself "IM the toffest TUFF boy and strongest man grrrrr" will somehow make them become stronger. Dont be a goof.
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  26.  FrankWarrensLawyer  Thanks coach casual, but I'm more surprised at the poor judging not the actual fighting.
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  27.  @damiengriffiths8934  Oh, its because sometimes humans, even if they're just fans from afar, sometimes they care about other people's health and safety. I know, that doesn't make any sense to you. It's because you are a 'psychopath' which is really just a cool sounding word for a very weak and selfish character.
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  28.  @freedom4life123  Please re-read my comment before you delete the reply, thanks.
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  29.  @ronnyMcAuley  I don't understand your Pigin English but there is one thing I do know - Carl Froch once knocked out George Groves in front of 80,000 fans at Wembley Stadium.
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  30. I would suggest that boxing fans see the fight in this very context. It's possible Bakole does NOT look so good. If that happens, don't run around announcing it like its everything Bakole. Put an 'asterisk' beside this because sleep or no sleep, he's not coming out of his training camp where they've been preparing to take on Joe Parker.
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  31. Yes, the ending brings up something important: Boxing is, in this case, rewarding those who earned their way, who kept getting wins and ought to be having the biggest fight of the contenders. (and the winner the biggest fight vs Usyk) and that does not always happen. Parker deserves to be there and he is. Fans do need to give some props for when boxing does it right. My guess is Dubois just carries out a rampage to stop Parker around 8 or 9th.
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  32.  @ObjectiveAnalysis  are you ok?
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  33.  @armanasaintclair8962  nope, not true.
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  34.  @armanasaintclair8962  Do you know you're a very sick person inside?
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  35.  @armanasaintclair8962  ewwww gross.. its still puking at me :(
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  36. @ ewww its spamming for attention now yuuckkkkk
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  37.  @GrimReaper...  Yes, your there for the knockouts, i get it. Yes, struggling is something of the heart of what most boxing fans consider a good fight. the parts where they struggle. sometimes call 'highly competitive' or 'battled' but I get what you want to see.
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  38.  @Soul_of_a_Robot  It's more the culture and how they percieve ours.
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  39. @Gretz70  ewww so you are howling with sneering laughter i dont know its about humiliating people because it WAS about humiliating people. Disgusting
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  40.  @freedom4life123  ewww grosssss
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  41. Is that what happened with you?
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