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So then whats the point of going to such a vested effort to make everyone he fought look like bums
Even the greats of boxing fight bums for 10+ fights
But we holding Jake of all people to a higher standard?
Nate obviously presented a very real challenge tonight. As I expected him to.
He's a warrior and his style has the potential to present a lot of guys problems down the stretch. Especially a relatively green boxer like Jake.
He arguably beat a prime Conor twice by virtue of his style.
Why go to such an effort to make Nate and everyone Jake fought look like bums?
It seems like you're doing everything in your power to avoid showing the kid even a little bit of respect?
Even Nate, he isn't an elite boxer by any means. But he's been training with Andre ward for a decade. He's had some very impressive performances against elite strikers.
Most pros who've trained with him or seen him train have generally been very respectful and acknowledge that he can be a hand full
Both guys deserve tremendous respect. As does any fighter who truly puts their blood sweat and tears into the sport.
But here you are doing everything in your power to make everyone involved seem like bums.
How many of them routinely headline PPVs, making millions against fighters who have never amassed a single victory in the sport?
Jake's stock as a 5 to 1 favorite, nearly 2 to 1 to finish the fight didn't raise tonight after beating 39 year old MMA Nate Diaz in a boxing match.
He did what the vast majority of individuals who actually follow combat sports expected him to do, my condolences for being so far out of the loop you genuinely believed the masses expected this to be competitive.
Tbh he did less, I thought he would finish Nate and was pretty confident in it