The historic card be on 23rd December.

[Ron Swanson]

Wilder trying to sound deep always makes me feel uneasy, literally upsets my stomach he’s so dumb but doesn’t know it

[Spicoli]

Wilder trying to sound deep always makes me feel uneasy, literally upsets my stomach he’s so dumb but doesn’t know it

Tbh he does sound punchy. He always tries to do this too cool and chill drawl but genuinely sounds confused talking up there .

Card starts at 10am here and well working on Saturdays sucks. And I've never rooted for Dubois like I am now but just the sheer mass alone of a 325lb juice box that is Miller stands a very good shot. But let's hope Dubois smashes him.

[Master]

Mark De Mori is feeling pessimistic ahead of his biggest fight yet.

The Australian heavyweight is set to take on top contender Filip Hrgovic during the Day of Reckoning card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday night.

British fight fans will remember De Mori as the man who taught himself to box by watching YouTube videos before being knocked out by David Haye in 2016.

Since then, he’s picked up 11 consecutive wins and earned a fight with one of the best heavyweights on the planet, who happens to be the mandatory challenger for Oleksandr Usyk’s IBF title.

Despite being one win, which would admittedly be a monumental upset, away from cracking the heavyweight top 15, De Mori doesn’t believe he will ever be a world champion

The 41-year-old says he came to that conclusion after sparring WBC heavyweight titleholder Tyson Fury, who will face Usyk in an undisputed fight on February 17.

“Honestly, I don’t think that, if I caught Hrgovic, that anyone would want to see me fight the winner of Fury-Usyk,” De Mori said during an interview with Boxing Social.

“That’s just being realistic and that is fine, so we would probably do a rematch.

“I sparred Fury once and it was during those rounds that I realised that I’d never become a world champion, that’s how much trouble I had landing a punch on him.

“So, if I managed to knock him [Hrgovic] out, I think that it would be a rematch.”

De Mori’s lack of ambition appears to have freed him from the stress that Hrgovic, Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder and every other contender fighting this weekend is almost certainly feeling right now.

He added: “It’s all good fun.”

“There is no expectations on me or my career anymore.

“So, I will walk in there with no weight on my shoulders.”

https://talksport.com/sport/1687314/...filip-hrgovic/

[Primo Carnera]

Mark De Mori is feeling pessimistic ahead of his biggest fight yet.

The Australian heavyweight is set to take on top contender Filip Hrgovic during the Day of Reckoning card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday night.

British fight fans will remember De Mori as the man who taught himself to box by watching YouTube videos before being knocked out by David Haye in 2016.

Since then, he’s picked up 11 consecutive wins and earned a fight with one of the best heavyweights on the planet, who happens to be the mandatory challenger for Oleksandr Usyk’s IBF title.

Despite being one win, which would admittedly be a monumental upset, away from cracking the heavyweight top 15, De Mori doesn’t believe he will ever be a world champion

The 41-year-old says he came to that conclusion after sparring WBC heavyweight titleholder Tyson Fury, who will face Usyk in an undisputed fight on February 17.

“Honestly, I don’t think that, if I caught Hrgovic, that anyone would want to see me fight the winner of Fury-Usyk,” De Mori said during an interview with Boxing Social.

“That’s just being realistic and that is fine, so we would probably do a rematch.

“I sparred Fury once and it was during those rounds that I realised that I’d never become a world champion, that’s how much trouble I had landing a punch on him.

“So, if I managed to knock him [Hrgovic] out, I think that it would be a rematch.”

De Mori’s lack of ambition appears to have freed him from the stress that Hrgovic, Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder and every other contender fighting this weekend is almost certainly feeling right now.

He added: “It’s all good fun.”

“There is no expectations on me or my career anymore.

“So, I will walk in there with no weight on my shoulders.”

https://talksport.com/sport/1687314/...filip-hrgovic/

I really don't get this one? could they not find a better opponent for the IBF Mandatory challenger than Mark De Mori??
and the IBF would strip a genuine champion in Opetaia , yet leave Hrgovic as the Mandatory Chalenger when he's fighting this dross?
please make it make sense.

[Master]

Hrgovic is poor and being set up to face AJ with the easiest fights so the sanctioning body get the highest fee possible.

[Memphis]

I wouldn't say Hrgovic is poor. He's got some stuff going on in the penthouse that makes him a bit of a loose cannon no doubt, but not poor. I see a bit of Golota in him. If he could have kept his head on straight for 36 minutes he would have cantered past Zang.

I'll be watching the card for sure. It's a great night of boxing no doubt. I know some people are getting their G-Strings in a bunch because it's not Joshua Wilder, but (and I hate to use these words) it is what it is. Cry it out, order a pizza and enjoy people punching people in the head. It's what we do.

The thing that sticks out for me. In spite of all that's good about this card, boxing still can't help but hamstring itself in the process. De Mori is going to get fucking battered by Hrgovic. He has absolutely zero business being anywhere near that fight, it's dangerous. The IBF forcing Opetaia to vacate. The biggest stink of all is Miller. I fucking hate that clown. I don't care if he's served his time, I don't care how smart people think his mouth is. He's a fucking disgrace and in a sane world, he would have burned all his bridges at this point.

I'm also a little uneasy about Wilder Parker. OK he's had a few comeback wins. But Parkers last meaningful fight was getting dismantled by Joyce. If he goes down in this one it's going to be a rough landing.

[TIC]

agit just scored a fourth round upset