Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Andy Ruiz Stops Joshua Mania, Taylor, More

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The Daily Bread Mailbag returns, with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards tackling topics such as Anthony Joshua's shocking TKO defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz, the future of Josh Taylor, Devin Haney, and more.

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The Daily Bread Mailbag returns, with Stephen "Breadman" Edwards tackling topics such as Anthony Joshua's shocking TKO defeat at the hands of Andy Ruiz, the future of Josh Taylor, Devin Haney, and more.

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Bread’s Response (on Joshua): (...)
"I don’t know if he can comeback."

... Bread is right...

[komandante]

I'm not a trainer just a casual boxing fan but I don't believe in heavy sparring.

[Liondw]

I'm sorry 'Breadman', but how can you say Danny Garcia is a win or two away from the hall of fame? He's slightly above average.

[ShoulderRoll]

Dale Williams was around 70 years old when he trained Floyd Sr.

So his knowledge obviously came from a time way back before then. Yet it was good enough to trickle down and eventually create a fighter that dominated the modern era.

How crazy is that?

Just goes to show that when it comes to boxing the old school is the best school.

[SAN D13GO VILLAN]

I'm sorry 'Breadman', but how can you say Danny Garcia is a win or two away from the hall of fame? He's slightly above average.

Never thought I would be defending a Puerto Rican but his wins vs Matthyse and Khan are big wins because they were both in there primes, the Garcia vs Matthyse was a BIG fight when it happen, not even Crawford or Spence has these type of wins... I guess Spence has 1 in Mickey, you can argue that Crawford also beat Khan but we both know that wasn't the same Khan, Danny basically ruined both Khan and Matthyse careers. (IMO)

[chaosisme]

Never thought I would be defending a Puerto Rican but his wins vs Matthyse and Khan are big wins because they were both in there primes, the Garcia vs Matthyse was a BIG fight when it happen, not even Crawford or Spence has these type of wins... I guess Spence has 1 in Mickey, you can argue that Crawford also beat Khan but we both know that wasn't the same Khan, Danny basically ruined both Khan and Matthyse careers. (IMO)

You could say that Matthysse ruined Garcia as well. I thought he lost to Herrera in the fight right after Matthysse and I had Peterson winning too. He hasn't beaten anyone good in legitimate fashion since the Matthysse fight. Just old versions of Malignaggi, Guerrero, and Rios. Who were never really elite guys in their primes to begin with.

He has a lot of work too do, in my opinion, to be HOF-worthy.

[Foolkiller]

Nonito is borderline HOF and has a chance (albeit an extremely tough one) to lock a spot up in his next fight.

[chaosisme]

Nonito is borderline HOF and has a chance (albeit an extremely tough one) to lock a spot up in his next fight.

I would say he's in since he's a 4-weight champion. 5 if you count the interim super flyweight title he had. But yeah, if he wins his next fight he's a lock for sure.

[angkag]

Canelo/Charlo even money in NY ? The Charlo that only just eeked it out vs Korobov ? I know styles make fights, but can't see anything in Charlo's style that wouldn't have Canelo as the strong favourite.