Comments Thread For: Billy Joe Saunders plotting 'definite' comeback

[PRvazquez]

Lol I thought thread said Saunders planning definite butt whooping on himself

[Claude Palle]

How much a fighter really wants to achieve something in the sport shows through after they get a huge payday, because at that point for the first time ever they can afford to do whatever they like with their time. Plant responded by working hard to get better, taking a tough fight vs Benavidez. Smith worked to become mandatory at 175, then took a tough fight vs Beterbiev. Munguia is returning straight away vs a top 10 opponent. BJS got fat and had no interest in fighting for over 3 years.

The dude always seemed to be a partier. More money, more parties.

[STREET CLEANER]

This dude is like Fury, he will say anything.

[Boxing2695]

Saunders was a talent but he just couldn't keep himself ever on track. If that's inactivity, blowing up in weight in-between fights or being a total idiot in his personal life etc and even after all that he still became a british, Commonwealth ,European champion and a two time world champion. So if he'd of kept himself grounded in his career and done it properly he could of achieved alot more. At this point tho I just don't see how he gets back in the mix unless he gambles straight away and fights someone of note at 168lbs. But 168 has never been the guys ideal weight he was always at his best at 160 but he ain't making that again.

[PBR Streetgang]

The most entertaining thing BJS did in the ring was to allow us to watch Canelo cave in his eye socket. An unsavory fellow outside of the ring and usually boring in the ring; I would prefer him to stay retired.

[brettWall]

UK fighters that are inactive never worry about coming back and they still make substantial amount of money. Their market on such fights remains active. Saunders vs Eubank rematch would still sell, for example. Brits would buy it and investors would be happy to fund it. It would happen soon, mark my word. It won't even be an undercard fight. Unlike in the US, fighters with the same situation are relegated to undercard fights. The money is not even worth coming back for.

[MusoMeanderings]

At what weight?

Jesus H. Christ. The guy is what, 68?

[Slip jab]

I can hear Bl*w J*bs ****** accent.This dude swerved GGG hard. Everyone remembers bish

[BlackRobb]

What a disgusting POS. No one cares about Blowj** Saunders. No one ever did. Canelo broke his face, he collected his check, spent it on booze and drugs, and now he's back for another check. Maybe they'll put him in with Plant so that the loser goes away forever. Guys like this only come back sniffing around when the money dries up. Like Victor Ortiz (Remember him?). Not everyone has the audacity or ability to do the Floyd Traveling Carnival shtick for tens of millions.

[BlackRobb]

UK fighters that are inactive never worry about coming back and they still make substantial amount of money. Their market on such fights remains active. Saunders vs Eubank rematch would still sell, for example. Brits would buy it and investors would be happy to fund it. It would happen soon, mark my word. It won't even be an undercard fight. Unlike in the US, fighters with the same situation are relegated to undercard fights. The money is not even worth coming back for.

The drunken trained seals over there would buy a Nancy Pelosi vs. Precious mud wrestling match.