Yeah that's a huge fight, the casual/youtube audience would build it into something else, maybe even bigger than Spence v CrawfordRyan N Tank fight each other N it’s over for the rest of the division… they do over 500k PPV Sell out the venue N a huge gate… the winner N loser is Aside over anyone 140 N below
No amount of belts or Boxing Media accolades change that N y’all kno how I feel about Ryan hoe ass Garcia to be saying that
I was referring commentators under the video on YouTube and Twitter but you got it.
I hyped ppl up for it and they left mid fight or fell asleep on the couch.Who you beat matters, but how you beat them can matter too, if Haney would’ve flatlined kambosis his popularity might’ve rose amongst casuals. After the fight I tried explaining to my girl that fight was more important than tanks, she felt like she wasted her time watching it.
Isnt shakur older than Haney (i know Haney simply went pro early in Mexico)
I'm starting to wonder why the thread on Tank winning by KO only at 80 pages of discussion on here while this thread is approaching 100 pages less than a week after the fight. You even stopped with the cheerleading 3 days after the Tank fight. Somehow you're over here on your crusade against Haney moving the needle well past that. Somethings not adding up.
That’s it. He’s making it seem I hate Haney. He has to become more entertaining while still being slick. Think Mayweather v Hatton. Floyd was defensive while still destroying dudes.
Yeah shakur older by a year and a half
Naw, my man was hating. He's on like his 5th talking point as to why Saturday wasn't a win/win for Haney and fans. His uncle fell asleep, Devin didn't do what Floyd did to his opponents at the weight, Tank is a bigger star, etc. Even went as far as saying the name of people like Ryan Garcia as if he's some kinda huge star or great boxer. Meanwhile, Ryan's own promoter had this to say after watching a "boring" night of boxing
The amount of pages after each fight is around the same
I challenge you to flip thru the last 3-4 pages of that thread and see if there's anyone on there that typed as much as you just did in your post. There's nothing but tweets and videos. You can play the numbers off as if it's a byproduct of ESPN or the fight length, but not only is this thread bigger, the level of engagement amongst posters is higher. I only quoted a couple people that were making it a point to downplay the impact of this fight, both within the ring and amongst the fans. I'm simply not understanding how a fight that didn't move the needle "like that", is garnering so much praise from current and former boxers, athletes, entertainers, etc while scoring good viewership numbers and also stirring the message boards like this almost a week after the fight. Numbers don't lie. I'm guessing the ones I quoted and disagreed with are the ones lying.....to themselves.
