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[QUOTE="ssbriefcase, post: 4000843, member: 883"]
Agree with all of this.  I really liked Malik Scott's direction in the corner, he is good.  As for Wilder like we've all mentioned time and time again, he's lacking critical skills to be a complete boxer.  I loved that Malik had a plan for him, jabbing the body in the early rounds, but as soon as he got hit his brain resorted back to his old bad habits.  His defense and footwork sucked, no lateral movement which if he had, wouldn't have taken as many of those straight rights from Fury.  Also his accuracy was really bad.  Oh well, his career's over as far as title's go as is Joshua's.

I like Usyk as well but can't yet see him beating Fury, although I'll be rooting for him.  I like a few youngsters like the 21 yr old from Houston Jared Anderson, but it'll be a while if ever for the "kids".  I hope to see more skilled guys step in this division that we're not aware of, but I'm probably dreaming.

Berlanga disappointed me, but his opponent was no joke.  That's a great "lesson" fight for him, reminded me of when Teofimo Lopez was rolling along but needed a fight to where he learned lessons and to better himself and got just that when he ran into Nakatani.  He upped his skill level after that.
I remember in July thinking we wouldn't get any good fights the rest of the year and now November and December is stacked.  I hope Porter is focused for Crawford.
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