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Licks for Usyk later?
2022-08-20 20:48:54
2022-08-20 21:09:19
In reply to Halliwell
Joshua is finished after this fight
2022-08-20 21:12:09
In reply to sudden
Eeeeeffffff he lorse, yes
2022-08-20 21:49:07
Come on AJ….African Power! 
2022-08-20 21:51:32
That was a good heavyweight fight between Hrgovic and Zhang.
Hrgovic winning a unanimous points decision.
2022-08-20 21:53:01
In reply to NineMiles
No way was that unanimous
what a joke
2022-08-20 22:01:35
In reply to Halliwell
Thought Hrgovic won but it was close.
Main event about to commence.
2022-08-20 23:02:05
In reply to Halliwell
Usyk has won…by split decision.
That’s another joke…Usyk won this fight by a mile.
2022-08-20 23:12:31
AJ losing it man!
2022-08-20 23:28:08
In reply to NineMiles
That was bad
Wow
I mean the post match shenanigans
Good fight, better than last time
But he can’t make
He don’t have the smarts to box Usyk
His only move now is to look for Wilder
2022-08-20 23:30:45
In reply to NineMiles
How that judge scored it for AJ 
2022-08-21 00:35:36
AJ's style is to outmuscle you with sheer muscle power...the bloke is not a boxer! Go back & watch the close flurry he exacted on Ruiz, that put Ruiz on his backside for the first time ever!
2022-08-21 07:07:10
In reply to NineMiles
Come on AJ….African Power!
You should have been saying that for Usman, before the Yardie Edwards knocked the Naija out of him.
2022-08-21 08:18:41
In reply to BeatDball
AJ didn't take up boxing until he was 18 so yeah, so he's not your quintessential exponent of the art of boxing.
Boxing saved him from a life of crime and spending years in jail.
Taking all this into account, I think he's done very well to reach the level he got to.
He got beat by a superior boxer and there's no shame in that!
BTW, what's happened to the heavyweights from the US who dominated the sport for decades if not centuries.
Now it's Europe all the way!
2022-08-21 08:22:51
In reply to JahJah
Hello Mr Jamaica, yuh still alive! 
Who the fack is Yardie Edwards anyway, never heard of him!
2022-08-21 08:33:49
In reply to NineMiles
Hello Mr Jamaica, yuh still alive!
Jah live.
Who the fack is Yardie Edwards anyway, never heard of him!
Usman probably said di same until di tweetie birds round him head tell him.
2022-08-21 08:35:30
In reply to NineMiles
BTW, what's happened to the heavyweights from the US who dominated the sport for decades if not centuries.
Now it's Europe all the way
Now it's Europe all the way
No wonder boxing is boring as fuck these days, devoid of great/interesting personalities.
2022-08-21 09:08:41
In reply to JahJah
May be boring to the likes of you but not for Europeans who are dominating the world stage right now.
Tyson Fury may be many things but boring he’s not!
2022-08-21 09:10:38
In reply to NineMiles
Errrm, sorry, if he excites you, have at it.
'The likes of me'? Is that a new way of saying 'you people'?
2022-08-21 09:13:14
In reply to JahJah
Take it anyway you like, buddy!
2022-08-21 09:54:43
In reply to NineMiles
I guess that's what they said to you, while they were turning you.
2022-08-21 10:46:17
In reply to JahJah
Trust you to go there but then again you would know all about that eh, lady ZsaZsa!
2022-08-21 10:53:08
In reply to JahJah
Okay, I now know about Yardie Edwards.
It happened about four years after Leon Edwards moved to England.
He, his mum and little brother had said their goodbyes in Jamaica and come to Birmingham to start a new life.
They'd left their old home behind - a one-room wooden shack with a zinc roof in a poor part of Kingston where "hearing gunshots was normal".
Edwards had his own room now. That's where he was when the phone rang one night at 2am in October 2004, aged 13.
The boys' father had been the first to come over to England from Kingston. He'd sent for them to follow, but they didn't live together.
Edwards' mum picked up the phone. He could soon hear her crying.
"I knew what he was involved in, so I knew eventually something would happen to my dad," Edwards says.
"When it's a late phone call you know it's something bad. It was a traumatic situation. It wasn't like he died in his sleep - he got murdered.
"It was like a spiral effect; it definitely made me more angry and more willing to partake in that life. It pushed me into a life of crime."
He, his mum and little brother had said their goodbyes in Jamaica and come to Birmingham to start a new life.
They'd left their old home behind - a one-room wooden shack with a zinc roof in a poor part of Kingston where "hearing gunshots was normal".
Edwards had his own room now. That's where he was when the phone rang one night at 2am in October 2004, aged 13.
The boys' father had been the first to come over to England from Kingston. He'd sent for them to follow, but they didn't live together.
Edwards' mum picked up the phone. He could soon hear her crying.
"I knew what he was involved in, so I knew eventually something would happen to my dad," Edwards says.
"When it's a late phone call you know it's something bad. It was a traumatic situation. It wasn't like he died in his sleep - he got murdered.
"It was like a spiral effect; it definitely made me more angry and more willing to partake in that life. It pushed me into a life of crime."
Leon Edwards: UFC fighter's rise to world champion contest & escaping his 'darkest years'
All I'll say to that is thank goodness for the UK (a country y'all love to denigrate), another potential Yardie gangster rescued from the Yardie ghettos!
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