What’s this I see? The Stinky Finger wagging again as if it has any authority over anybody here? 😂😂
I guess they can pretend.
You just *know* these people were barking at Americans to wear masks during the scamdemic, have tried and failed to become officers of their Homeowners Associations because they wanted go around issuing orders and citations and they demand to speak to the manager on a regular basis.
And they sure love them some Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal.
😂😂😜
Daniel Dubois’ pre-fight ‘party’ contrasts with Oleksandr Usyk’s precision: ‘They promised chaos, we brought order’
SKYSPORTS
John Dennen
Tuesday 22 July 2025 18:22, UK
https://www.skysports.com/boxing/news/12183/13400075/daniel-dubois-pre-fight-party-contrasts-with-oleksandr-usyks-precision-they-promised-chaos-we-brought-order
“There was a “gathering” at Daniel Dubois’ house ahead of his undisputed world heavyweight championship fight Oleksandr Usyk; The champion’s team describe how Usyk’s scientific approach ensured his victory: “They promised to bring chaos into the ring, we focused on bringing order”
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Rebuilding Tim Tszyu: Critical Calls For New Training And Strategic Changes After Disastrous Fundora Rematch
by Dan Ambrose - 7/22/25
Tim Tszyu’s training and management team are receiving much criticism from fans and the media over his seventh-round stoppage loss to WBC junior middleweight champion last Saturday night in Las Vegas.
FUNDORA REMATCH BLAME The decision by his management to rush into the rematch with the 6’5″ Fundora is being second-guessed after the disaster of last weekend. Tim’s training team is under fire for the lack of improvement made in his game. He looked like the same fighter he’d been in his loss to Fundora in 2024. “If they had stopped that fight in the second or third round, Tim’s career might have gone in a different direction,” said Chris Mannix on his channel about Tim Tszyu’s first fight against Sebastian Fundora in 2024 when he was cut badly in round two. “He wouldn’t have had to fight Bakhram Murtazaliev for a world title.” Tszyu’s training team might have been worried about his reaction if they pulled him out after he sustained his cut in the Fundora fight. Understandably, they would be hesitant to stop the contest if they were worried about facing his anger afterward, and possibly getting fired. He hadn’t lost to anyone up to that point in his career, and they might have thought he’d get to Sebastian sooner or later with his punching power. “He goes back and beats Joey Spencer, and his team thinks he’s ready for a rematch with Fundora. He needed at least two fights, maybe three to get to the level of skills-wise and confidence-wise to fight Fundora a second time. Did you see anything different from Tim Tszyu? The head movements not there. His training team and management staff has done a terrible job.” You can’t blame Tszyu for rushing into the second fight with Fundora. The money Tszyu got for the rematch with Fundora was likely too tempting for him not to fight him a second time. If Tim had chosen to wait, the fight might not have been there for him. With Fundora entering Harvard, he won’t be able to stay on top for much longer, given the time commitments involved.
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