Comments by "BottleBri🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿" (@BottleBri) on "Motivedia - Boxing" channel.

He’s NOTHING like Tyson. Nothing. Go and watch Tyson v Ferguson. That’s Tyson aged 19 at 17 fights. Yes more than Itauma because he was fighting more OFTEN and tougher guys than Itauma ever has. Tyson v Ferguson will show anyone who wants to make a ‘comparison’ that there’s really no comparison at all.
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@seanashworth6750 you clearly have no idea what you’re talking about with that ridiculous statement.
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You have a boxer who can box anybody and a fighter who can fight anybody…. what a prospect…..
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Nice to see fighters meeting the best and not ducking. This is the way to be a champion. Take the fights. Don’t muck around with ‘exhibitions’ and not bother defending your belt……
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I’ve watched boxing since the 80’s and tyson beating Berbick age 20, but the knockout of AJ seconds after AJ apparently ‘hurt’ Dubois was one of the best heavyweight finishes I’ve ever seen. A guy winning almost every second of five rounds then gets ‘caught’ (I don’t think it hurt Daniel but Daniel knew AJ was going to mount an attack off the back of that punch) and Daniel kept his cool, backed up, took another right, then landed a good one back which caused AJ to bring his guard up- BUT he dropped it again immediately he threw that failed uppercut and Daniel timed him perfectly with that final right hand. It was perfect. Under extreme pressure too. Dubois is FAR better than anyone but the legendary trainers are giving him credit for. He will destroy Parker. Then we’ll get all the excuses. ‘Parker was winning that first round until that right hand landed….’ 😂
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Fury’s got zero class. I can’t wait to see him beat.
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Tyson fury is both a great boxer, and a people’s champion when it comes to the great comeback he made getting rid of all that weight and getting his mental demons defeated too. Giving hope to millions of sufferers of mental health. He’s also the greatest sporting showman since the great Muhammad Ali. He creates excitement and huge interest in boxing everywhere he goes and every time he fights. He’s brilliant for the sport.
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Fury has done his best to make everyone think ‘there was only 1 point in it’ when that is not true at all. Most have it 8-4 or 9-3 to usyk. The judges in these fights must be making millions and there’s NO commission that ever investigates WHY they gave clear rounds for one guy, against the fighter? This whole sport is great but it’s very very poorly regulated. Drug testing is the ONLY thing done to avoid cheating by the boxers themselves- but no one polices JUDGES who I’m sure are paid handsomely for their cards…..some of these judges, like the wbc judge last time giving the fight to Fury? WHO does that guy have to answer to? Because he MUST have given CLEAR Usyk rounds to Fury instead. It’s like they all take turns on a conveyor belt and they get their chances to ‘judge’ and somehow get it so wrong……
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@seanashworth6750 I shouldn’t have to. You should know them. But James Tillis, Mitch Green, and Ferguson. If you watch those fights you’ll not only see tougher opponents than itauma has fought, but Tyson fought them at 19, but you’ll see a far better and far more exciting and dynamic fighter than Itauma.
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@seanashworth6750 he was 19 and had more fights, and better opponents and was more active than Moses and the guys he fought at 19 and 20 were FAR tougher than the 106 ranked Balogun. For instance at age 20 he fought Mitch Green who was ranked No6! And don’t talk to me about ‘18th bout’ and ‘20th fight’ either- Tyson was fighting every MONTH or so, whereas Itauma had SIX months out before Balogun. If he was as active as a prospect as Tyson was he should be having more fights. Tyson was having them regular? There’s just no comparison between Tyson at 19 and 20 and Moses. None. He will never fight anyone like Green because there’s not even anyone around today who would take a young Mike Tyson the distance. Nobody.
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Fury thinking he’s going to have Usyk standing there taking punishment from him without doing anything back…
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@niccolopaganini1782 no. There are more ways of being dangerous than just knocking someone out. Knock Fury down with 1 shot and he just gets up- but watch the absolute battering Fury got in round 9? That was FAR worse than just taking a knockdown. It’s the accumulation of punches that can cause the reF to jump in and stop a fighter from being seriously hurt. Watch Ali ko Ron Lyle, he shocks Lyle with a perfect right hand, then swarms Kyle with shots to win the fight. Lyle didn’t go down from the 1st right hand, but he was stopped anyway. Usyk is dangerous because HE KNOWS that he can get Fury into that condition- he just has to do it earlier in a round next time. Usyk can stop Fury standing up. Same as Ali beat Lyle standing up….
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This is going to be the most boring ‘non event’ in history. Both these guys like taking regular breathers during rounds, and when one does it and starts posturing around, the other will do exactly the same.
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Ok Floyd hasn’t lost. Manny has. But manny has never been deterred from fighting the best, beating the best, and sometimes losing to the best. But still he comes because he thrives on the fight. Something Floyd doesn’t. Floyd does the very least that he has to do to win rounds. He isn’t exciting. Manny is exciting from day one til now. Oh, and 8 world titles at different weights.
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Saying this is for the ‘best of the era’ is just wrong. Usyk has beaten Fury once and Joshua twice and Dubois once? HOW can Fury be the best of this era WITHOUT fighting AJ or Dubois? And he’s never beating Dubois.
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AJ will never achieve the status of Lennox Lewis, one of the top ten heavyweights of all time. The clown here is Joshua.
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It’s laughable how Hergovic underestimated Daniel. I would have loved to hear round by round in his corner!
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Ngannou will gas after 2 rounds of chasing Fury then it’ll be up to Fury when he wants to finish him off.
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