Warren: Golovkin has 10 days to sign Saunders fight
When Frank Warren wanna dictate the terms to you
He gave him an ultimatum...
" statement is the perfect way to make it seem that BJS REALLY wanted to face GGG by offering a contract (with a 10 day window to sign it), but GGG turned him down
This nikka still mad.
Of course my mind is made up already. The fight is over. Theres nothing left to discuss. Fight was close, the right guy won. I can see Jacobs getting 6 rds and losing by the knockdown or either guy could have won 7 rds in a either way type of fight.
If anybody has Jacobs or Golovklin winning more than 7 rounds, I just assume that person scored the fight favoring their style preference a little too much, which is happening a lot in boxing these days. I'll see a close competitive fight and then come into the ring and nikkas start throwing around 10-2 type scorecards and shyt while screaming robbery.
Thats just the way it is. I can't change that, but I dont have to respect or agree with it.
Just thought about homie from the Olympics way too talented to not be fighting for Belts and big purses
The Garlic Butter is strong with this one
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Agree mostly. However I do think a 10% most likely had to do with Jacobs being a better opponents than Lemieux, maybe possibly a little due to some fan interest in wanting a Canelo-GGG fight.
All that matters is if the right guy's hand was raised.............and to many of the 170,000 people who bought the PPV ( This guy has back to back flops on PPV ) the wrong guy had his hand raised. Period.
Yall spend too much time arguing SCORES and SCORECARDS....who cares about a "score"
I seen Jacobs win, as well as the majority of people who watched that fight...including many others who literally Professionally Box for a living & Trainers.
Yes, the judges went with GGG, so officially he won and that will always be the result in the history books, but the fact remains the result was booed while it was being read and it's a must run-back type of fight.
And the reason nobody brings up Roman Gonzalez being robbed is point blank because we don't care. Nobody cares about them miniature Boxers, like I told yall before, so the result of his fight is whatever
GGG lost in the eyes of the public, but won officially. It is what it is. He's basically walking around with a Timothy Bradley win over Pacquiao right now and a rematch is needed
Just thought about homie from the Olympics way too talented to not be fighting for Belts and big purses
They ain't gonna fight BJS in June and risk the Nelo lottery.They trying to get out of the GGG fight and the DLH "you better not fight in June
#RunItBackGGGYall spend too much time arguing SCORES and SCORECARDS....who cares about a "score"
I seen Jacobs win, as well as the majority of people who watched that fight...including many others who literally Professionally Box for a living & Trainers.
Yes, the judges went with GGG, so officially he won and that will always be the result in the history books, but the fact remains the result was booed while it was being read and it's a must run-back type of fight.
And the reason nobody brings up Roman Gonzalez being robbed is point blank because we don't care. Nobody cares about them miniature Boxers, like I told yall before, so the result of his fight is whatever
GGG lost in the eyes of the public, but won officially. It is what it is. He's basically walking around with a Timothy Bradley win over Pacquiao right now and a rematch is needed
