One of them told me when heavy boxing turned into a cyst on Saturday night with the judges. Brandon Moore was not against Skylar Lassi a battle – he was purely embarrassing, a ridiculous comic action, so that the referee may have wanted to go out.
Let’s start with Moore (17-1), the man who won technically. I say “win”, but let’s be real-I got a loose, embraced it, and he came out of the ring like someone who is different from a nightclub. Bloke looked like he was waiting for a real battle to go out, but no, all that he got was an excessive embrace in the roughness with a man who had no idea clearly about the sport he was competing.
Then we have Lassi (8-1-2). Oh, Lassi. A man who is determined to make this battle not up to the extent that he has discouraged three separate violations – which, frankly, is impressive. three. You have to try to be so bad in boxing. Perhaps it was believed that the reference was just friendly warnings. Maybe he thought he was the best five. In both cases, he kept wrestling like the lost MMA fighter.
And when you thought it could not get worse, he owns WWE, chooses Moore, and fires it through the ropes at the broadcaster’s table. I mean, my friend, if you want to fight outside the ring, you just have to go to a car park like ordinary people.
Reference, bless his patience, start counting. It reaches 15 before he realizes that Moore does not wake up because Lasi is still lying on him like a collapsed wardrobe. Therefore, with better options, he will do what any sane man will do – weakening Lasi for being absolute.
Moore wins, if you want to call it. Boxing loses. The dignity of sport was packed with its bags and left the building the second Lacey turned into a human ram.
So, what do we calculate? Next time, are we just handing them foldable chairs and calling them what?
