Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.

[Axum Ezana]

I was told once that the time you're humble after a loss and accepted it as an inevitable conclusion, is the moment your career is over, whether you continue to box or not

Basically, the excuses and what-ifs keep a fighter's psyche from accepting defeat as a definite possibility in the future. It's purely a mental thing to keep fighters' stability and confidence high inside and outside of the ring.

^^Not in these words exactly, since it was being translated to me, but it was from a former fighter...

I didn't quite understand nor agree at the time, but I do now... you gotta reflect on your career objectively after it's all said and done to continue competing at your highest potential

thank you man. that's all he doing.

people always wanna see u sad n down n out tho.

no !!!! life is too hard to give up cause one lil thing didn't go ur way. life in general don't never go how u want it.

notice most successful people will tell u its most important to never give up and failure is good as long as u learn from it.

I don't see nothing wrong on how jrock or charlo handled the situation. when u look at it fairly from both angles...u will understand what they are going thru.

salute to both for putting on a display of technical skills while at the same time showing speed and power. what more can u want from boxing BREH!

I feel like stan shyt ruins the enjoyment of boxing...that's why at most ima a fan of these nikkas. like it will be a great fight but if yo guy lose or gets treated unfairly the whole night will be ruined. naw man I gotta enjoy boxing as a whole....no one man is bigger than the sport it self.

 

[reservoirdogs]

Corrales vs. Uchiyama II Preview

 

[reservoirdogs]

anybody knows a stream for this fight or know when it starts?

 

[reservoirdogs]

Yukinori Oguni Shocks Jonathan Guzman, Wins 122 Lb. Title - Boxing News

 

[patscorpio]

Yukinori Oguni Shocks Jonathan Guzman, Wins 122 Lb. Title - Boxing News

no way!!!! ..someone was actually able to take dudes power...figures it would be a jap lol

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Corrales won a split decision.

 

[patscorpio]

Corrales won a split decision.

i wonder how that fight went...

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

i wonder how that fight went...

117-110 Corrales
114-113 Uchiyama
115-112 Corrales

A 117-110 scorecard to Corrales which apparently was completely unjustified!

 

[mr. smoke weed]

So this dude Uchiyama was basically P4P at the start of the year, gets KTFO and decisioned by the same breh in the same year? A dude who had previously not really been on the map? Love boxing

 

[Axum Ezana]

i wonder how that fight went...

u still think he the man to beat at 130?

 

[Axum Ezana]

So this dude Uchiyama was basically P4P at the start of the year, gets KTFO and decisioned by the same breh in the same year? A dude who had previously not really been on the map? Love boxing

ring mag is stupid that's why.

they not the only ranking that should matter. they only get off their name breh.

 

[patscorpio]

u still think he the man to beat at 130?

yeah..hes the lineal champ there

 

[patscorpio]

So this dude Uchiyama was basically P4P at the start of the year, gets KTFO and decisioned by the same breh in the same year? A dude who had previously not really been on the map? Love boxing

thats boxing..hes also 37 year old in a lower weight division...shyt happens

 

[Axum Ezana]

Yukinori Oguni Shocks Jonathan Guzman, Wins 122 Lb. Title - Boxing News

......not surprised tho. hes just a power puncher/slugger for right now.

the more power u have the better skilled trainer u need imo.

just like hearns had steward. hearns could have easily just been a one armed power guy but he actually out boxed a lot of guys to win. he was also outboxing ray leonard before he got stopped and got robbed on the 2nd fight vs him. facts.