05-01-2017, 01:03 PM
No Sham, that other Golden Rule: Do Unto Others...
Honesty time: AJ had a great victory. True. But this is the first time he really stepped up against quality opposition. He fought a 41 year old man who struggled against Jennings, and lost to Fury. He's past it, and should have retired several fights ago. AJ gets knocked down by a legend for sure, but an aging legend. Klit's money punch was to wave a left hand in AJ's face, and then drop him with a right hand. Oldest trick in the book. Where was Klit's stiff, hammer-like jab? The left hook? Still, he dropped him, and AJ was on queer street for that round and the next. Still, Klit, an aging veteran, couldn't pull the trigger. Parker, Ortiz, and Wilder would have closed the show.
Honesty time: AJ had a great victory. True. But this is the first time he really stepped up against quality opposition. He fought a 41 year old man who struggled against Jennings, and lost to Fury. He's past it, and should have retired several fights ago. AJ gets knocked down by a legend for sure, but an aging legend. Klit's money punch was to wave a left hand in AJ's face, and then drop him with a right hand. Oldest trick in the book. Where was Klit's stiff, hammer-like jab? The left hook? Still, he dropped him, and AJ was on queer street for that round and the next. Still, Klit, an aging veteran, couldn't pull the trigger. Parker, Ortiz, and Wilder would have closed the show.