@DanRafael1 Having a notable number of world championships across multiple weight classes has to put a fighter in consideration. Otherwise, its the HOF blatantly admitting the sport has way too many sanctioning bodies and half of them dont matter by themselves. In that case, clean things up
@ShakurStevenson I get why you dont want to do that but just fight at 140 fpr now then and do the best fights you can get there. No need to to consider Devin, Ryan, or anyone at 147 until you have move to that weight class. Plenty of other good fights for you under 147
@DanRafael1 Ive always wondered if it is required for them to fill a candidate list even if there are so few fighters worthy of HOF consideration that year?
@DanRafael1 Linares was great but had a tough end to his career. Generally, I weigh the high points of a fighter's career more than the low points when considering HOF candidacy. Obv, there is no single specific standard
@GottliebShow This wasn't about chet's skills to me. It's the fact that he got punked, not just by Wemby, but anyone on the Spurs team who isn't a PG. I'd get rid of him because its hard to see him doing anything against wemby and the spurs ever after this unbelievably terrible performance
@Danger_Close25 Chet has been all time level terrible. I cant remember the last time a player on an all nba team was this terrible in a series and game 7
@DanRafael1 So you would have had it even going into 12th? If so, we have to assume Usyk would have won that round, given the fight trend, and the fight. Even still, the end of the fight was extremely unfortunate.
@BCampbell He was not out on his feet and fought well enough to need to be put down there and not beat the count to lose. Usyk is an all time great and may have KO'd him in 12th but now we'll never know
@danabeers I feel the same every year no matter which team he is on. He never shows up consistently in the playoffs. He needs to be the team's 4th best player for them to be a contender and even then her might perform below the standard
@Jacobtheclipper Shaq's play focused on power solely because that's what was most effective in 90's and early 00s style of play. If he played in this era he would've been a monster too. Not as great as he was but great nonetheless
@respectringnews This statement is too strong. Tank is a multidivision belt holder with an exciting fighting style. I agree that this fight with Paul is crazy and dumb for all reasons other than finances. Still, too categorize his accomplishments as nothing is crazy also
@ESPNRingside Who can blame them for the money grab? But Jake, you can't keep saying you want to be taken seriously as a boxer and then doing things that are unserious. Make your 💰 but stop gaslighting everybody. Tank fights at 140 and below. Jake fights at 175 and up. Stop acting serious.