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The Lamont Roach band disappointed him, but no one was guilty

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Image: Lamont Roach Team Failed Him, and Yet Still No One to Blame But Himself

By Frank Bay: According to the principle of the Association with Mario Lopez and Steve Kim, the editor of the Ring Dougie Fischer magazine agreed with me about Peformance Lomaon Roach. Now listen, this does not mean that Tank Davis has won the fight or sounds like Tank Davis groups in the comments section that claim that he is a boxing face, adding that you have to take it from the master.

Tank Davis deserved a loss, but obtained PBC treatment on the A and deservedly. About Lamont Roach also deserved a losing. The plain and plain truth is that Lamont Roach did not do enough to convince the fight! This is an uncomfortable, unpopular truth.

The fights are fired in the round, and during the first five rounds Lamont Roach landed on average less than 5 blows per round, and in one case the screen flashed that zero strokes close to the end of the round. Let readers sink it. It was a pathetic, penniless fight for most of its duration.

What is called in sporting categories is playing so as not to lose, not to play. Roach is very guilty of this and it should be seen. The most competent boxing fans entering the fight knew that Tank Davis would receive all connections and we dare if we say that he would be able to cheat his way to victory.

Let me say it again: we all knew about it, so you can safely say that Roach and his team would have to be dead brain, so that they would not be aware that they would not benefit from doubt whether he would be close. During the fight, it was true that Davis said Roacha: “You will not win close.” Boxing fans are aware of this muddy secret about our beloved sport. Yes, there is corruption and cash conversations. Star Power and the sale of tickets have more than in or L. We saw it earlier on the day when Paddy Donavan was probably cheated on winning the referee of the DQ phone.

In addition to glaring cheating, which the judge, Steve Willis, allowed, also came out that we could not trust committees to do the right things, because the Up-to-date York committee, confronted with the obvious fraud, said that they had “technical difficulties” at that moment and were unable to call during the fight. We pay to fans to grunt and take him to the chin. So you tell fans who bought a PPV fight worth $ 100, that on the largest boxing on the stage, not a local gym with club fighters, but having a team of members of television production streaming to the world, live professionals, and the commission had technical problems at the worst possible time? I’m sorry, my friend, I’m not buying it.

I will tell you Lamont Roach knows that he did not do enough during the fight. A time comes when a warrior must be aware of the situation. Roach had to put a seal in battle and leave no doubt that he was a legitimate winner. The audience must be truthful with each other and recognize that Roach simply did not want to do what you need to do, and it left it all in the ring.

This is what we saw with Artur Beterbierwar against Dmitry Bivol. Both men were satisfied, leaving it close and not taking the risk needed to close the program, as let’s say David Benevidez against David Morrell. In this case, Benevidez was forced to close the program due to its drops because he was exhausted. But Morrell, facing a certain destruction, decided to leave it all in the ring that night. In such cases, fans win, but also fighters. Fans want to see Morrella again, despite losing.

Roach was pleased with leaving the draw. That is why we should refuse to cry for Roach because he decided that twelve rounds are going on against tank. Tank Davis said the same amount, noticing that Dad Roakes was dancing and celebrating a draw, as if they won. We recently saw Edgar Berlanga did the same thing, heading at a distance from Canelo Alvarez. The films were made about boxers celebrated for a distance with legends such as Ali (Rocky Basic) and Sugar Ray Leonard (Base “Fighter” by Marky Walburg).

But that’s when you have to tell the truth. An example, at Undercard, former Champ Julian Williams, beats his brain to the teenage and hungry warrior Tellez. It occurred to me and the announcer Joe Gososen that Williams quietly gave up and was joyful that he was beaten and just survived, and I understand it. I was enraged with the fact that the man I consider scented was his trainer, “Chleban” Edward, known among hardcore boxing fans. He was consistently asked how he was doing through the bloody and battered Williams.

Bread-man told his warrior that he was close. Ok, in a sense I get it, say, playing with children playing in a place where the result does not matter. But during a boxing match it was completely distasteful and risky. Williams beat his life and his friend lied to him. If Edwards were truthful, he could allow him to charge him to save some brain cells and leave gracefully. Williams should also be aware of the result. This brings me back to Roach that no one is blamed but myself.

In addition, Davis’s double corner was in disarray during the fight, because his corner told him that he was ahead of us and moved the rounds. Permitted Davis was under the leadership of inept men who cost him what he said that they were changing the game. Something truthful good corner, tell the warrior that the fight is close or worse, that they can lose and have to close the program. Heck, we even saw how his Excellency lost and screams to the Hamzah Sheraz team that he lost two points against Carlos Adames, which fans were very suspicious.

Nevertheless, this is needed in immense fights. Is this a risky advice and would it threaten, what could be slender? Yes, but this is an truthful answer, and the warrior is forced to decide. Play it safely, and cry if you lose or leave it all in the ring and you will probably get KO, but at least you provide yourself victory and leave no doubt to everyone. These things are forever. Our biggest memories are coaches with a fork for a moment on the way with a man. It was seen when Mickey says Rocky: “You come up with it, kid !!!”

Roach, you blew it up, kid. Candering zero strokes approaching the end of the round is not a way to beat the A-List star. And to snail-paced down Fighter who does not want to tell you the truth in this matter. It depends on this heritage, and more importantly, depends on this health.

Last updated 26.03.2025

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Dave Allen weighed at his lightest in seven years, causing ‘biggest brawl in British boxing history’ in match against Hrgovic

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Dave Allen weighs lightest in 7 years to produce ‘biggest upset in British boxing history’ against Hrgovic

Dave Allen kept his word and will enter the fight with Filip Hrgovic in decent shape.

The fan-favorite Briton has been emotional throughout his career, often revealing after defeats that he could have trained harder and prepared better.

This weekend he will be looking to claim the biggest scalp of his campaign in Hrgovica world-class, well-trained and sturdy Croatian, whose only defeat was against the up-to-date world champion Daniel Dubois.

Although he still considers the main event at London’s O2 Arena against Lucas Browne to be the biggest achievement of his career, Allen will be fighting in front of 10,000 fans at the Keepmoat Stadium in Doncaster, and the importance of this event has not crossed his mind.

He clearly has a tough trainer, tipping the scales at 248.8 pounds. This is an impressive drop compared to the 271 he weighed in his last appearance – in February he defeated Karim Berredjem in the first round. In fact, this is the lowest weight Allen has registered since his 2019 loss to David Price.

Speaking about the transformation, “Dazzling” Dave said:

“I’ve just eaten less chocolate, less sweets… People talk about sacrifices but I’m actually very elated. I spend a lot of time with my family, my children and boxing for a living. Everyone here doing a 9-5, it’s a sacrifice. It wouldn’t be fair to talk about sacrifice, I live my dreams every day. Sometimes it’s difficult in the gym, sometimes I feel like eating something, but I’ll go out in front of 10,000 people in Doncaster against one of the best heavyweights in the world. world. It was my dream and I will make it come true soon.

Regardless of his shape, most consider Hrgović too gigantic a mountain for Allen to climb. He is aware of this but believes it could cause one of the worst disturbances ever seen on British shores.

“He’s a great fighter, but I’m not afraid of him. He’s been trying to tell me all week that I don’t want to look at him. I don’t care about Filip Hrgovic. It’s a boxing match.

“On paper I shouldn’t even be in the ring with him, but I feel tomorrow at Donny’s will be a special night where I’ll experience one of the biggest upsets in British boxing history.”

If Allen fails to disrupt the odds and Hrgovic emerges unscathed, he is widely expected to face Moses Itauma in August.

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David Morrell says a career doesn’t end after a KO defeat

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Image: David Morrell Says Career Isn’t Over After Zak Chelli Knockout

David Morrell says his career isn’t over after his knockout loss to Zak Chelli last Saturday in England, but questions are already being raised about whether Morrell should return to 168 pounds after another tough run at lithe heavyweight.

Morrell was stopped in the 10th and final round after a competitive bout on the Fabio Wardley vs. Daniel Dubois heavyweight undercard. The defeat was Morrell’s second defeat in his last three fights following a decision loss to David Benavidez in February 2025.


“This doesn’t mean David Morrell’s career is over,” Morrell said on the I shownstagram. We must take this as a lesson and move on with greater strength.

“We’ll be back soon and we’ll have more news for you.”

Morrell also assured fans that he was recovering quickly from the knockout.

“For those who are worried: thank God, I am well and robust.

“A person is not measured by the number of times he falls, but by the number of times he gets up.

“This is the beginning of a fresh stage, not the end of the race.”

The loss to Chelli increased criticism of Morrell’s move to 175 pounds. Since moving up from super middleweight in August 2024, Morrell entered 2025 undefeated, but has now lost two of his last three fights since moving up to lithe heavyweight.

Morrell dropped a split decision victory over previously undefeated Imam Khataev last July before losing to David Benavidez and being stopped by Zak Chelli.

Boxing analyst Chris Mannix was among those who suggested Morrell may need to rebuild at super middleweight after the defeat.

The 28-year-old Cuban currently has a record of 12-2 with nine knockouts, having entered 2025 undefeated and viewed as one of the most perilous newborn fighters in boxing.

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Coach Terence Crawford BoMac admits that one of the players “had his number”: “We had to take it away”

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Terence Crawford trainer BoMac admits one fighter ‘had his number’: “We had to pick it up”

Terence Crawford has faced select top-class players throughout his career, but there was one player who coach Brian “BoMac” McIntyre deemed a real threat to his protégé’s dominance.

As the undisputed champion of three divisions, it’s safe and sound to say that “Bud” never shied away from a formidable challenge, even if it meant putting himself at a significant disadvantage.

His fight with Canelo Alvarez, for example, saw the extraordinary technician move up two weight classes and dethroned the Mexican with a remarkable unanimous decision victory last September.

Similarly, many felt that Crawford was clearly the underdog before us his fight with Errol Spence Jr. in 2023only to score a ruthless ninth-round finish and unify all four major welterweight titles.

But according to longtime head coach “BoMac,” Crawford came closest to his only professional loss in 2019, six years before he retired from the sport.

The American was then defending his WBO welterweight title against Egidijus Kavaliauskas, also known as “Mean Machine”, who was not only undefeated, but also boasted an impressive knockout to victory ratio.

I’m talking to Podcast on the front pageMcIntyre credited Kavaliauskas with forcing Crawford to change his tactics after the third round, when “Bud” jumped out of the ring after being deemed a no-knockdown.

“That motherfucker just kept coming and coming. He didn’t stop. For the first few rounds, he only had Bud’s number because he was punching before Bud and punching after Bud.

“It was like, ‘Damn, dog – you [Crawford] I have to pick it up.”

Ultimately, Crawford managed to secure a ninth-round victory over Kavaliauskas, but he had to dig deep into his tool bag to win. The record-breaking star later said that “Mean Machine” was one of the hardest hits he had ever faced.

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