@AdrianReyn79551 No one cares this would be the match of the marathons, who can run and grab from behind the most. Can't wait for Loma to clean these clowns out
@GideoVameSFB@SmithBLS1015@mffoeg_geoff@JamieBonkiewicz You're a moron. Not one thing you said is what the left stands for. When their is evidence to the contrary. You're a sick leftist disgrace. To cowardly to chose God over your own wants and desires. You protect Trans predators, and illegal scum. Get fucked
@DAZNBoxing Its crazy how every thinks anyone ever ducked foster. Im not impressed, he had a one trick pony in Navarette and foster looked like he could barely handle inside, awkward and amuish
@DAZNBoxing@TheLatinSnake_@GrishamESPN please try to find a replacements for yourselfs. you guys are the worst commentary team I've ever heard in the 40 years I've been in and covering boxing. Proof below
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Sergio mora, Todd Grisham biased and uneducated live fight analysis
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Yes, a lot of boxing fans share that view of Sergio Mora (and to a lesser extent Todd Grisham) on DAZN broadcasts.โ Xโ Xโ X
Sergio Mora (former Contender winner and WBC light-middleweight champ) is the color analyst usually paired with Grisham on play-by-play. Common criticisms include:
Bias that he doesnโt hide: Fans and even other fighters have called it out for years. In the 2019 Canelo-Jacobs fight, Daniel Cormier and others blasted Mora and Brian Kenny for portraying it as a one-sided Canelo blowout when the scores (115-113, 115-113, 116-112) and many viewers saw it as closer. Mora fired back by telling DC his striking sucked. Similar complaints appear regularly about him โridingโ certain fighters.โ Mmamaniaโ Forbes
Shallow or low-level analysis: Recent posts call his breakdowns โcircle, square, triangle level,โ the worst in boxing, or just trash. Some note he locks onto a narrative and doesnโt adjust well, or that his explanations feel basic despite his ring background.โ Xโ X
Inconsistency: He sometimes goes hard for one fighter and draws awkward silence or pushback from co-commentators (e.g., the Jaron Ennis โMatrixโ moment where Grisham and Chris Mannix went quiet).โ YouTube
Todd Grisham (experienced broadcaster from WWE, UFC/other sports, and now DAZN boxing) draws less heat but still gets tagged for lacking deep boxing nuance or for leaning a certain way. Some viewers prefer pure boxing voices over multi-sport play-by-play guys.โ Xโ X
These arenโt isolated. X and forums have steady complaints about the DAZN booth (especially Mora) for years, alongside occasional praise for his fighterโs-eye view or energy. Moraโs pro experience gives him real credentials some pure analysts lack, but a large segment of the audience finds the live calls biased, surface-level, or agenda-driven rather than sharp, neutral breakdowns.
If this is about a specific recent card (Navarrete-Foster or another DAZN show), the reaction on social media has been consistent with the longer pattern.
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