Badminton is actually quite a well participated sport.
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Badminton is actually quite a well participated sport.
Logic, you are all hyperbole. I use direct quotes. You put words in people’s mouths to make them wrong. Signing a petition to avoid is by definition avoiding. It’s a fact, it is not debatable but yet you deny it. There is no logic there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
I've already explained it to you numerous times, but it still hasn't sunk in. So I'm not going to bother again. And you'll just leave the thread as you usually do when logic is pointed out to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron SwansonWell, he says submitting a petition to avoid isn’t avoiding so...Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliPlenty of hype in this sport. If we're writing 9 yr pros and multi division champs off as total hype jobs it's time to move on to professional badminton.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaI'd call it hype. Walk before you can run.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliThats just the other end of the extreme isn't it though. Consider the source with some nonsense..oh shit Korobov on roller skates! Scrappy final round right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaNo but it does make people say stuff like "GGG is ducking".Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliDoesn't make a guy 'hype' or ready to be ended ffs. It's not the first time we've seen this movie blow up in a showcase, nature of the beast. Said since he came in that beating a Heiland who owned 1 foot did him no favors.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaThis is what happens with too much facing soft opposition, Korobov took the fight on 6 days notice. This was supposed to be a showcase.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliSo is facing decent comp who come to make competitive fights. This is what we all hope for after all. At least a case can be made in this one thus far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
You can say he has reasons and that’s fine. But that’s not what you do. You outright claimed it wasn’t avoiding. It is avoiding.
So go ahead now and make up my words.
Edit-and yes, I will leave because I have to be up for work in 5 hours. Not because I think you will make any point. Because signing a petition to avoid is avoiding whether you like it or not. What you like doesn’t make something the truth
Funny d situation though.. golovkin (well more like abel danchez), has made a rod for his own back with the clear attempted dodging of charlo... charlo doesn't look that good here. . So if there's a big change in the golovkin sails here he's going to look like a bit of a nob. Funny to watch though... I'd pick golovkin to beat him and I don't believe he's sacred of anyone.
Korobov is not Golovkin. And vice versa. It's not a one glove fits all situation. Styles, circumstances, influences and the things you cannot see in an opponent mean more than assumed facts. I don't rake Charlo for having a tough fight here just as Golovkin shouldn't have been balked at because he didn't take Charlo on stand by notice.
GGG was going to protest that Canelo decision, that's a fact. Trying to say he was protesting it because he was trying to avoid Charlo is twisting the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron SwansonLogic, you are all hyperbole. I use direct quotes. You put words in people’s mouths to make them wrong. Signing a petition to avoid is by definition avoiding. It’s a fact, it is not debatable but yet you deny it. There is no logic there.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaI've already explained it to you numerous times, but it still hasn't sunk in. So I'm not going to bother again. And you'll just leave the thread as you usually do when logic is pointed out to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ron SwansonWell, he says submitting a petition to avoid isn’t avoiding so...Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliPlenty of hype in this sport. If we're writing 9 yr pros and multi division champs off as total hype jobs it's time to move on to professional badminton.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaI'd call it hype. Walk before you can run.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliThats just the other end of the extreme isn't it though. Consider the source with some nonsense..oh shit Korobov on roller skates! Scrappy final round right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaNo but it does make people say stuff like "GGG is ducking".Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliDoesn't make a guy 'hype' or ready to be ended ffs. It's not the first time we've seen this movie blow up in a showcase, nature of the beast. Said since he came in that beating a Heiland who owned 1 foot did him no favors.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaThis is what happens with too much facing soft opposition, Korobov took the fight on 6 days notice. This was supposed to be a showcase.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliSo is facing decent comp who come to make competitive fights. This is what we all hope for after all. At least a case can be made in this one thus far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha
You can say he has reasons and that’s fine. But that’s not what you do. You outright claimed it wasn’t avoiding. It is avoiding.
So go ahead now and make up my words.
Edit-and yes, I will leave because I have to be up for work in 5 hours. Not because I think you will make any point. Because signing a petition to avoid is avoiding whether you like it or not. What you like doesn’t make something the truth
Taking fights on short notice can hinder both guys. Korobov may not have faded as badly f he had a full camp preparing for Jermall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
There's an interview with Abel Sanchez from when golovkin was still champ saying that they will never fight charlo, for many reasons, any circumstances the guy asking the questions provided Sanchez would say no we are not fighting him.... The golovkin charlo dodging isn't a new thing :S.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
And on the flip side Charlo or anyone else would be much more familiar and prepared for a given known opponent? As you say short notice is short for both. Doesn't mean Golovkin bulldozes Charlo etc. It's just something that can go back and forth for days. Ducks are clear and honestly rare I believe. It's like calling a fighter a 'bum'. It's cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaTaking fights on short notice can hinder both guys. Korobov may not have faded as badly f he had a full camp preparing for Jermall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Most people thought Korobov deserved to win, although of course some American commentators scored it for Charlo.
It WAS a robbery, Korobov clearly won 117-111 or at the closest 116-112.
Boxers from other countries should never fight an American boxer in the USA. Kovalev, Fury, now Korobov and countless others have been robbed in recent years.
Tyson Fury would be a fool to go to the USA for the rematch with Wilder. "Rob me once, you're a fool. Rob me twice, I'm the fool".
Yea I agree, that's why I said both guys. Both could have been better prepared. I also agree with you on ducks and bums. Today boxing is more business decisions than legacies.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliAnd on the flip side Charlo or anyone else would be much more familiar and prepared for a given known opponent? As you say short notice is short for both. Doesn't mean Golovkin bulldozes Charlo etc. It's just something that can go back and forth for days. Ducks are clear and honestly rare I believe. It's like calling a fighter a 'bum'. It's cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlphaTaking fights on short notice can hinder both guys. Korobov may not have faded as badly f he had a full camp preparing for Jermall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
I felt prior to this fight that GGG beats Jermall, and after this performance I still feel the same way. I think GGG would have stopped the Korobov that fought tonight. (but GGG probably won't ever fight Korobov, so am I allowed to say that :-X)
Freedom, I think you might be right. I thought many rounds were quite tight. Then in the 11th Korobov landed the left at will and the announcer said dominant Charlo round. I got confused at that stage.
Just seen it again and I struggle to see a clear Charlo win. It was another of those close fights. The commentators would mention combinations for Charlo with most blocked and not comment on the counter shots or lead lefts coming back.
I actually think there should be a rematch. GGG would fuck Charlo up badly, but we will never see it. It's a waste of time anyway with GGG having maybe 2 fights left. His career end has been horribly tarnished as he beat Canelo twice already yet has no official credit for it.
Charlo owes a rematch here and GGG needs to actually get a fight scheduled with someone. It's getting too late if he wants a fight before May when Canelo is ready.
Korobov won 5-6 rounds in my book but took a clear 9-10 or even 8-10 round in the 12th. He’s a very tough, cagey, clever southpaw boxer and I was really rooting for him throughout, but felt he fell just a bit short down the stretch. Commentating was extremely biased for Charlo. Also, Harrison CLEARLY LOST!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
@Ron Swanson, all in all a pretty shit night for you and your Charlo crusade.
Pair this up with your “AJ Ducking Wilder” theory, when Wilder by his own admission had a Broken arm at the time of “negotiations”, and you’re not having a very good time of it at the minute!
Merry Christmas.;D
Was out of town so just got around to seeing the fights.
Jermell clearly beat Harrison. Wasn’t close. There were few rounds you could give to Harrison. Most rounds Charlo dictated the pace, threw more punches, and landed the better shots. It’s beyond me how anyone thinks it was close.
I had Jermall winning 116-112 like two of the judges. I could definitely see it closer and a draw wouldn’t have been a bad decision. There were quite a few close rounds that I could see how Korobov could get a decision on some people’s cards, but I thought that Jermall took over the second half of the fight pretty clearly.
I still think that Jermell beats Hurd. He fought a guy who was trying to survive and didn’t look great. He didn’t look bad though. I think that Jermall started off the fight poorly because of his brothers loss and also didn’t train for Korobov so he had to adjust. I still think that Charlo beats GGG in a close fight.
Good on ya Teddy ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RzdOn94C6A