@Tom290405@MonteroOnBoxing Didnt he push him off the stage? Wasent he moaning for not getting his props. Your boy got beat. Tell him to get those lungs serviced next time
@rockyaliboxing “He’s only 21” isn’t the point. He talked like he’d already arrived. Then he faced a real test and got beat. The hype exceeded the résumé.
@alfie07partner@jackalter Calling someone the “next Mike Tyson” before they’ve beaten world-level opposition is fine. Pointing out they got exposed when they stepped up is “hate”. Interesting standard. I’m talking boxing, you’re talking feelings.
@alfie07partner@jackalter What does hitting pads have to do with anything? He don’t need to be a boxer to point out that calling someone the next Mike Tyson before they’ve beaten elite opposition was premature. Talent was never the issue. The hype was.
The media crowned Itauma before he’d achieved anything. “Next Mike Tyson”, “passing of the torch” all based on hype. Hrgovic’s chin, stamina and experience exposed the gap. Potential is not achievement. Stop anointing prospects before they’ve beaten someone.
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The finale of The Sopranos (1999) might be the only ending where confusion instantly became part of the legacy. HBO reportedly got flooded with calls from viewers who genuinely thought their televisions had cut out during the final scene.
@RupertLowe10 Muslims are 6% of Britain. They’re not ‘colonising’ — they’ shopping, working, paying taxes and voting. You’ve listed policies targeting exactly one religion, dressed panic as principle, and called it courage. Britain survived the Blitz. It’ll survive a halal butcher. Racist lowe
With a two-hour delay, the BBC could’ve removed the N-word slur from its BAFTA coverage, and chose not to.
Meanwhile, it cut Akinola Davies Jr saying “Free Palestine”.
A clear editorial decision driven by fear of pro-Israel lobby groups. Shame on them.
@FarrukhMustafa5@WelcomeNowLeave@was_abdd Wasim Akram has said multiple times that he would never work for the PCB because it would tarnish his career — and he’s not wrong. Anyone who has worked for the PCB, especially as chairman, has ended up being criticised and their reputation questioned by the Pakistani public.