Comments by "Dylan Burston" (@dylanburston7453) on "Piers Morgan Uncensored" channel.

@cjdig86 It was the other way around. Mike vacated his title to not fight lewis and paid him 4 mil to not fight
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@deeaction What did he do to those average fighters after? One lost his shit in the ring and he caved the other ones head in. What did tyson do to douglas? ran away
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@deeaction Yeah all great fighters lose, but Lennox fought more top contenders than even ali, and avenged those losses. And the mccal fight shouldn't have been stopped. You cant loo at whos beaten an fighter and say oh they cant win that. Lomochenko has 2 losses, one against an overweight cheat and one with one arm. Frazier beat ali and thn lost to foreman, but ali beat george. Honestly, the only fighter i see lennox losing to more often than not is a young george foreman. Too big for ali, but wasnt a young fool like foreman, so wouldnt pinch himself out. Beat holyfeild twice. Beat tyson with a broken hand. Beat razor ruddok in 2. Beat everyone he could
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@deeaction Hes the next best thing to undefeated. beat every man he faced, in the most dangerous weight class in one of its golden eras. Only one controversial decision in his favour, which he won IMO, not like odern boxers cherry picking to protect their undefeated status
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@deeaction Floyds generation, and fighters who take after Floyd are the worst. That 0 means everything , even if the other number on the record increases by fighting nobodies. One thing i cant stand is when a fighter fights predominantly outside of the US , like joe Calzaghe, because the US doesn't have a decent fighter in that weight class, it gets called a dead weight class by yanks. No, it isnt a dead division, the US just doesn't have anyone in it. I think Tyson deserves to be put in the non cherry picker category as well. immediately went after the most dangerous fighter to his pre Cronk style
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@deeaction For the majority of their careers they weren't. Joe was super middle until his last couple of fights, roy started middle, then super, then settled at light heavy, before one fight to get the HW belt (which ultimately made him lose his edge as he put on, then lost, a load of muscle very quickly ) Joe fought roy at the respective "ends" of their careers . Joes hands broke early in his career, and they never really recovered. He did most of his fights with at least one broken hand, and he never really learnt how to punch in the first place cos his dad was a musician, not a boxer. Joe was in super middle when it was THE British weight class. He fought everybody he could, he fought B-Hop in just before his prime, because B-hop drank from the fountain of eternal youth apparently. Joe never really had a prime. By the time his skills were good, his hands were F*cked. He had a great engine tho. During his fight with Lacey, who the US called a mini tyson, his trainers said he could keep up his work rate. they were right. by the 12th, joe was throwing about three less punches than he had in the first
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