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[KGC83]

Wardley hasn't got the skills or experience. Was a bloke when he took the sport up and came through the white collar route.

He lost most rounds in his last two fights and came through on chin, heart, power and grit. Can't really knock him because he has achieved way more than he should ever have been able to.

Dubois been boxing since he was about eight, just naturally more gifted, better technically and has more experience to fall back on.

Knock downs were big heavy ones neither, Dubois was fine and composed so rushing in would have left him open to counters. He probably though he would land more on Dubois as the fight progressed as well but Dubois just straight took over after that.

Yeah that’s fine but ya can’t say someone’s heart is 2/10 and you are turning your back from about round 4 onwards. Dubois absolutely battered him it was uncomfortable viewing at times.

 

[Maravilla]

Wardley will absolutely get big money to fight again. Just needs to realise he's not a top 10 world HW, and needs to work his way up over his next 5 fights while he learns how to actually box, not just throw bombs. Again, Wilder comparisons galore here.

Oh he'll absolutely have big money offers to fight again if he chooses to do so but given the way he looked in the last few rounds I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up failing his annual brain scan.

 

[Wakoro]

The Usyk hype is embarrassing, all the casuals think they have to say he's class to watch, when if they had a choice they would choose the following over Usyk...

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Derick Chisora, Deshawn Dubois, Lennox Lewis, David Hayes, Evander Holyfield, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, Muhammad Ali.

Usyk is definitely not contender for greatest heavyweight or pound for pound like so many say, he's entered the division at the perfect time.

Fury was shot to bits after mental health issues and drug issues (Fury would have beaten him in his prime).

Joshua was well past his best and mentally shot also, he would have knocked him out of the ring like he did to Klitschko, in his prime.

Chisora in my opinion beat him and was robbed, Usyk struggled with his size.

Dubois was hard done by and had him TKO'd but the ref gave Usyk all the time in the world to recover on some low blow bull crap where Usyk has his belt riding high.

Even in the cruisers, Tony Bellew was ahead on the scorecard by 2 of 3 judges when he got KO'd.

Na, I won't have it, Usyk is totally overrated by casuals in terms of him being one of the greatest of all time. As a boxer myself I can see exactly what he does to manipulate refs, using his extensive amateur career tactics. Watch how he'll throw a quick flurry of punches after he gets caught or right before the bell, these punches are ineffective but fool refs and cause doubt in their minds as to how to score the round.

Him being champion is terrible for the division, just like the Klitschko's were, who practically destroyed boxing for over 10 years with their boring styles that nobody watched.

 

[THE CLOCKSTAND CLOCK]

Wardley needs to go away and polish up on the boxing fundamentals.Having a massive punch will only get you so far .The lad has done fantastically well for being a limited fighter.One of toughest fighters I’ve ever seen even if he was tad foolish.Hopefully no lasting damage as boxing needs lads like Wardley.

 

[Smartin]

Ref should have stopped that when Fabio came chicken dancing off his stool. Brutal fight.

 

[Man About Town]

Wardley will absolutely get big money to fight again. Just needs to realise he's not a top 10 world HW, and needs to work his way up over his next 5 fights while he learns how to actually box, not just throw bombs. Again, Wilder comparisons galore here.

He's already too old and inexperienced for that to happen with no amateur record, as brave as he is I thought he looked even more 1 dimensional than usual tonight and has done exceptionally well to achieve what he has done.

 

[Smartin]

There’s a rematch clause. Hopefully don’t see that.

Dubios will want Usyk. But would like to see him fight Kabayel.

Wardley needs a long while off

Wouldn’t be surprised if he has a busted jaw, nose and eye socket.

He's already too old and inexperienced for that to happen with no amateur record, as brave as he is I thought he looked even more 1 dimensional than usual tonight and has done exceptionally well to achieve what he has done.

Strange as it sounds that super early knock down probably did Fabio more harm than good, was looking for 1 shot while getting his face jabbed off.

 

[scotch]

Itauma Dubois would be the logical one but I doubt we will see it. Itauma’s team will probably (rightly) take their time with him. He’s still a kid.

Not sure where Wardley goes. He’s massively over achieved so far. Should have lost comfortably to Huni really.

Wardley should have a good time out after that fight anyway. Took a punishing in there

After seeing tonight's fight would be crazy to throw Itauma in with Dubois right now

 

[KGC83]

Ref should have stopped that when Fabio came chicken dancing off his stool. Brutal fight.

The referee was utterly horrendous

 

[Smartin]

The referee was utterly horrendous

One of the worst displays Ive ever seen, there were hits after the bell, head butts, Dubois rugby tackled at one point, he stopped a round 10 seconds early and he didn’t look after the Fighters

 

[scotch]

The Usyk hype is embarrassing, all the casuals think they have to say he's class to watch, when if they had a choice they would choose the following over Usyk...

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Derick Chisora, Deshawn Dubois, Lennox Lewis, David Hayes, Evander Holyfield, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, Muhammad Ali.

Usyk is definitely not contender for greatest heavyweight or pound for pound like so many say, he's entered the division at the perfect time.

Fury was shot to bits after mental health issues and drug issues (Fury would have beaten him in his prime).

Joshua was well past his best and mentally shot also, he would have knocked him out of the ring like he did to Klitschko, in his prime.

Chisora in my opinion beat him and was robbed, Usyk struggled with his size.

Dubois was hard done by and had him TKO'd but the ref gave Usyk all the time in the world to recover on some low blow bull crap where Usyk has his belt riding high.

Even in the cruisers, Tony Bellew was ahead on the scorecard by 2 of 3 judges when he got KO'd.

Na, I won't have it, Usyk is totally overrated by casuals in terms of him being one of the greatest of all time. As a boxer myself I can see exactly what he does to manipulate refs, using his extensive amateur career tactics. Watch how he'll throw a quick flurry of punches after he gets caught or right before the bell, these punches are ineffective but fool refs and cause doubt in their minds as to how to score the round.

Him being champion is terrible for the division, just like the Klitschko's were, who practically destroyed boxing for over 10 years with their boring styles that nobody watched.

Fury in the 2nd Usyk fight was on a par with his Klitchsko performance, 36 minutes and he didn't drop his concentration once, never got hurt massively. Usyk was just better.

Now 1st fight Fury with his 2nd fight concentration probably outpoints Usyk, Fury had just started to beat Usyk up in round 6 but was too lax in his concentration and got hurt massively and was on the back foot for most of the last few rounds.

 

[Lawrenceslongthrowin]

The Usyk hype is embarrassing, all the casuals think they have to say he's class to watch, when if they had a choice they would choose the following over Usyk...

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Derick Chisora, Deshawn Dubois, Lennox Lewis, David Hayes, Evander Holyfield, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, Muhammad Ali.

Usyk is definitely not contender for greatest heavyweight or pound for pound like so many say, he's entered the division at the perfect time.

Fury was shot to bits after mental health issues and drug issues (Fury would have beaten him in his prime).

Joshua was well past his best and mentally shot also, he would have knocked him out of the ring like he did to Klitschko, in his prime.

Chisora in my opinion beat him and was robbed, Usyk struggled with his size.

Dubois was hard done by and had him TKO'd but the ref gave Usyk all the time in the world to recover on some low blow bull crap where Usyk has his belt riding high.

Even in the cruisers, Tony Bellew was ahead on the scorecard by 2 of 3 judges when he got KO'd.

Na, I won't have it, Usyk is totally overrated by casuals in terms of him being one of the greatest of all time. As a boxer myself I can see exactly what he does to manipulate refs, using his extensive amateur career tactics. Watch how he'll throw a quick flurry of punches after he gets caught or right before the bell, these punches are ineffective but fool refs and cause doubt in their minds as to how to score the round.

Him being champion is terrible for the division, just like the Klitschko's were, who practically destroyed boxing for over 10 years with their boring styles that nobody watched.

He is levels above skill wise and schools everyone but I’m not a fan and wanted him to lose since fighting bellew, but he’s too good

 

[KGC83]

One of the worst displays Ive ever seen, there were hits after the bell, head butts, Dubois rugby tackled at one point, he stopped a round 10 seconds early and he didn’t look after the Fighters

For me wardley was looking for a way out a good 2/3 rounds earlier and he was just standing watching. Wardley could have been seriously damaged in there tonight.

 

[scotch]

Think for Dubois, no point in Usyk 3 as he's not in his class, he's already knocked Joshua out, so maybe he hopes Fury beats AJ then fights Fury (for his last fight before his 5th retirement).

Wardley, has the rematch, has the payday, provided there's no time limit on when it has to take place (anything under 8 months would be too soon) then take a year to heal and go for a 4 round shootout and a final payday.

 

[KGC83]

Think for Dubois, no point in Usyk 3 as he's not in his class, he's already knocked Joshua out, so maybe he hopes Fury beats AJ then fights Fury (for his last fight before his 5th retirement).

Wardley, has the rematch, has the payday, provided there's no time limit on when it has to take place (anything under 8 months would be too soon) then take a year to heal and go for a 4 round shootout and a final payday.

Wardley shouldn’t be taking any rematch with Dubois.

 

[Maravilla]

Think for Dubois, no point in Usyk 3 as he's not in his class, he's already knocked Joshua out, so maybe he hopes Fury beats AJ then fights Fury (for his last fight before his 5th retirement).

Wardley, has the rematch, has the payday, provided there's no time limit on when it has to take place (anything under 8 months would be too soon) then take a year to heal and go for a 4 round shootout and a final payday.

Not a fight that I particularly want to see but can see Wilder being next for Dubois.

 

[Falconhoof]

The Usyk hype is embarrassing, all the casuals think they have to say he's class to watch, when if they had a choice they would choose the following over Usyk...

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Derick Chisora, Deshawn Dubois, Lennox Lewis, David Hayes, Evander Holyfield, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, Muhammad Ali.

Usyk is definitely not contender for greatest heavyweight or pound for pound like so many say, he's entered the division at the perfect time.

Fury was shot to bits after mental health issues and drug issues (Fury would have beaten him in his prime).

Joshua was well past his best and mentally shot also, he would have knocked him out of the ring like he did to Klitschko, in his prime.

Chisora in my opinion beat him and was robbed, Usyk struggled with his size.

Dubois was hard done by and had him TKO'd but the ref gave Usyk all the time in the world to recover on some low blow bull crap where Usyk has his belt riding high.

Even in the cruisers, Tony Bellew was ahead on the scorecard by 2 of 3 judges when he got KO'd.

Na, I won't have it, Usyk is totally overrated by casuals in terms of him being one of the greatest of all time. As a boxer myself I can see exactly what he does to manipulate refs, using his extensive amateur career tactics. Watch how he'll throw a quick flurry of punches after he gets caught or right before the bell, these punches are ineffective but fool refs and cause doubt in their minds as to how to score the round.

Him being champion is terrible for the division, just like the Klitschko's were, who practically destroyed boxing for over 10 years with their boring styles that nobody watched.

And I thought I was pissed tonight....

 

[scotch]

Wardley shouldn’t be taking any rematch with Dubois.

Money talks, and can always go down from the 1st legitimate shot.
Remember watching Barker when clearly injured take the count out from the 1st decent shot he took because he knew his back was done and so was his career.

 

[Nasser Butt-Head]

The Usyk hype is embarrassing, all the casuals think they have to say he's class to watch, when if they had a choice they would choose the following over Usyk...

Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Derick Chisora, Deshawn Dubois, Lennox Lewis, David Hayes, Evander Holyfield, George Foreman, Mike Tyson, Michael Spinks, Larry Holmes, Leon Spinks, Muhammad Ali.

Usyk is definitely not contender for greatest heavyweight or pound for pound like so many say, he's entered the division at the perfect time.

Fury was shot to bits after mental health issues and drug issues (Fury would have beaten him in his prime).

Joshua was well past his best and mentally shot also, he would have knocked him out of the ring like he did to Klitschko, in his prime.

Chisora in my opinion beat him and was robbed, Usyk struggled with his size.

Dubois was hard done by and had him TKO'd but the ref gave Usyk all the time in the world to recover on some low blow bull crap where Usyk has his belt riding high.

Even in the cruisers, Tony Bellew was ahead on the scorecard by 2 of 3 judges when he got KO'd.

Na, I won't have it, Usyk is totally overrated by casuals in terms of him being one of the greatest of all time. As a boxer myself I can see exactly what he does to manipulate refs, using his extensive amateur career tactics. Watch how he'll throw a quick flurry of punches after he gets caught or right before the bell, these punches are ineffective but fool refs and cause doubt in their minds as to how to score the round.

Him being champion is terrible for the division, just like the Klitschko's were, who practically destroyed boxing for over 10 years with their boring styles that nobody watched.

Sorry mate, but that is a steaming pile of horse shit.

 

[scotch]

Not a fight that I particularly want to see but can see Wilder being next for Dubois.

If that was setup for Dubois then he should fire his manager/match maker.
He gains nothing from winning and could end up losing or/and taking punishment at the same time.