Decorated Ukrainian boxer Yevgeny Khytrov has spoken out about being mobilized into the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Khytrov emotionally expressed his opinion about the mobilization process on his Instagram page, but soon deleted the story.
“Guys, what can I tell you? You spend your whole fucking life making your country proud, representing it, and then, fucking hell, just like that — bam — these fucking young cops in Kryvbas grab you, for fuck’s sake, and take you to the recruitment center. So yeah, fuck, that’s life.The fucking cops help the recruitment officers fucking round up decent people. It’s a war, I understand all that, fuck. But I’m not just some fucking nobody either, you know? My whole fucking life, since I was 13, I’ve been raising the Ukrainian flag as fucking high as it can go. The fucking Olympics, World Championships, and everything else. But nobody gives a fuck about any of that. So yeah, that’s fucking life. So some people get fucking privileges, while others fucking don’t. And you end up sitting in the fucking barracks, smelling everyone’s fucking sweat, just like at fucking training camps when I was young. That’s fucking life,” https://t.co/0a0YRbFUuZ quoted Khytrov as saying.
That’s just wishful thinking at this point. In reality, Hrgovic barely landed anything. The stats show it. Maybe there were SOME clean shots in rounds 3, 5 and 6, but 95% of the time he was just absorbing punishment and suffering. That doesn’t take away from the fact that he smartly ramped up the pace once he saw his opponent was gassed. But first and foremost this win came from patience, durability and tactics — not from some mythical punches that nobody actually saw
Damn, now Moses Itauma simply cannot afford to lose. If he gets knocked out by Hrgovic after also taking that “bitch slap” before the fight, it could break him mentally once and for all
Still, Rollie Romero deserves credit. What progress he’s made over the last few years. Everyone used to laugh at his shadowboxing and how clumsy he looked. And now here he is putting on a hell of a fight after 15 months of inactivity against a famous former undisputed world champion. Combined with his charisma, Rollie is going far — and I respect him for it
I’m confident that today Teremoana Teremoana will score another first-round KO. A lot of people somehow consider his opponent tough, but they forget that he’s used to going down in the opening minutes of a fight. Whether it was against Kuzmin (admittedly, that was in MMA gloves) or against Aguilera
@HannibalTheConq Jestem w szoku. Niby nie jestem beznadziejnym typerem, ale po czymś takim każdemu zachwiałaby się wiara we własną zdolność przewidywania wyników walk, haha.
Mieszkam w Kazachstanie i obstawiam zarówno u lokalnych, jak i rosyjskich bukmacherów. Przez jakieś dwa dni kursy utrzymywały się na poziomie 1.95–1.95. Ewentualnie maksymalnie było 1.85 i 2.10 na Ashleya. Myślę, że nasi bukmacherzy też sami tych kursów nie wymyślili, tylko skopiowali je od któregoś z zagranicznych bukmacherów. Może od australijskiego albo jakiegoś innego, który jako pierwszy wystawia linię.
@P_Pajor Świetne typy, jak zawsze! Oczywiście, jest jeszcze za wcześnie, żeby o tym mówić, zanim się sprawdzą, ale widać, że włożono mnóstwo pracy w analizę zawodników. Dziękuję!
@sucramsu The answer is simple — Meldonium isn’t even a steroid. It’s just a regular dietary supplement that is freely sold all over in pharmacies in his country. I even have a box of it myself
@snboxing I remember David Allen put on a ‘strange’ performance. He refused to knock out some journeyman. Later the police investigated the case because he (or a group of people close to him) had bet on the fight going the distance
@DaveSpoon3 Great predictions as always. The only thing I disagree with is Noaks. He’s awful with his ineffective aggression. It was especially obvious in his fight against Inder Bassi — jabs constantly missing, power shots landing on the gloves...
@Draven1sm I think Ugas is a perfect example. Three years of inactivity, a comeback — and he barely managed to win against a journeyman with a ton of losses. The only difference is that at least Ugas doesn’t drink.