Coach Cutty

"He trains my hands for battle; my arms can bend a bow of bronze." - Psalm 18:34 ✝️

@BoxingMassacre @LastStandPod Rematches are earned, not talked into existence. If Berlanga wants another shot at Sheeraz or Canelo, the fastest way back is stacking meaningful wins, not reliving old fights in interviews.

Edgar Berlanga is a JOKER he thinks beating Steven Butler will get him a Hamzah Sheeraz rematch, a fight where he got HUMILIATED! He still begging for another Canelo payday a fight he almost lost every round and says he a star and irrelevant in the same sentence. @LastStandPod

@sal__arteaga Roach won't beat Zepeda by matching his pace. The real question is whether he can disrupt Zepeda's rhythm before the pressure starts to snowball. That's been the challenge for almost everyone he's faced.

William Zepeda looks ready for his upcoming match against Lamont Roach on August 1st. He is a volume pressure fighter, his average output rate of 92.2 punches thrown per round is the most in boxing. Although he came up short against defensive mastermind Shakur Stevenson, he landed a total of 272 punches against him, which is the most by any Shakur opponent (Compubox). It will be interesting to see how Lamont Roach handles the pressure. #RoachJrZepeda 🎥 Panda Boxing MGMT

@ThaBoxingVoice If Conor Benn has Mexican fans cheering for him, he's doing something right. Boxing has always been about connecting with people, and sometimes it's the little things outside the ring that win fans over before the opening bell.

😂 UK Boy Speaks Spanish & Steals ALL the Mexican Support! Conor Benn Fans Now 🔥 "This caller on Nes & Round1 was done after hearing Conor Benn speak Spanish! 'After hearing Conor Benn speak Spanish I'm rooting for Conor! How a UK boy speaking Spanish and Ryan don't know what he saying… It’s gonna be a major event but the Mexicans are with Conor Benn!' Even the Mexicans switching sides 😂 Who you got in this fight? 👀 #ConorBenn #TeamBenn #BoxingReel #NesAndRound1 #RyanGarcia #MexicanSupport #Boxing

@BoxingShrew Boxing has turned "the last dance" into "see you in six months." Retirement announcements don't mean much anymore because too many fighters come back. At this point, I don't believe it's the last one until they're inducted into the Hall of Fame.

“The last dance” is fast becoming one of my least favourite terms in boxing It is literally never the last dance, is it Chisora has had like 8

@BoxingMassacre That's a fair. A good chin can hide defensive flaws for a while, but it's not a long-term game plan. The higher you climb, the more those clean shots start costing you.

@CuttyBoxing He fought an entertaining fight and round 8 and 9 started to box smart but still got tagged too cleanly, he had a chin but that will weaken the more punches he takes clean like he did today

Jalil Hackett is lucky that them head clash es on Derevyanchenko have given him an advantage, Hackett can fight for sure but his defence is TRASH 🚮.

@Pound4our4Pound @firednicknurse That's the response you want to hear from a fighter. No excuses, perspective intact, and already looking ahead. The best careers aren't defined by setbacks, they're defined by how quickly you move forward.

🚨Breaking News🚨 Josh Kelly DID NOT SUSTAIN ANY SIGNIFICANT INJURIES‼️😳 AND SAYS HE IS READY FOR A BIG FIGHT NEXT‼️ Via: @firednicknurse #Boxing

@VinnysCorner1 We missed this fight at exactly the wrong time. Five years earlier, it would've been one of boxing's biggest events. Some matchups lose value with time, and this was one of them.

Gervonta Tank Davis versus Vasiliy Lomachenko. It would have been dope if we actually got this fight like 5 years ago.

@BoxingNewsED Tyson didn't just beat opponents, he intimidated the entire division. Performances like this made every heavyweight question what would happen if they were trapped in the ring with him. That's how legends are built.

Mike Tyson scored the quickest win of his whole career when he obliterated Marvis Frazier in 30 seconds #OnThisDay in 1986. The 30-second demolition of fringe contender Frazier served as a warning for the rest of the division. He expertly pinned Marvis in a corner within moments of the opening bell, before pivoting into position and volleying him to sleep.

@IfnBoxing @Gunman_boxing I actually like this. If you're confident enough to put something on the line, people pay attention. Now he's given himself one less excuse and one more reason to show up on fight night.

‼️ Big Stacks says he’ll delete all his socials if he loses to Jordan McCann on September 12th ❌ [@Gunman_boxing | IG]

@ringmagazine Whether you agreed with the comeback or not, stepping back into the ring after three years takes conviction. Most people only celebrate victories. Fighters understand that sometimes showing up again is its own kind of courage.

“They wouldn’t have the guts to do what I did.” 🗣️💯 Errol Spence reflects on stepping into the ring after 3 years to fight one last time 👏

@OnePunchWar Good pacing makes a good card feel great. Fans came to watch fights, not 20-minute gaps between them. If Zuffa Boxing keeps this pace, it'll become one of the promotion's biggest strengths.

Zuffa Boxing starting to have a special place in my heart. Broadcast starts and less than 2 minutes in, Sosa is walking to the ring . Sosa wins a decision and 2 minutes later, Ethan Perez is making his walk. The pacing is sublime.

@BoxingKingdom14 Heavyweights are dangerous until the very last second. Sirenko never stopped looking for the finish, and one punch completely changed the story of the fight. That's why you never coast to the final bell.

Vladyslav Sirenko with a stunning final round KO over Otto Wallin to move to 23-1‼️

@arielhelwani Small details matter. A cleaner uniform and the right venue make the event feel bigger before the opening bell even rings. Presentation is part of building a brand, and Zuffa Boxing seems to understand that.

Might be wrong but I think this is the first time the Zuffa boxing uniform has some blue (or is that purple? I dunno I’m color blind). A welcome addition! Good to see them at The Theater. Big spot for Berlanga and Hitchins.

@TheBoxingPro Prime Spence wasn't just beating elite welterweights, he was breaking them down. Relentless pressure, vicious body work, and a pace very few fighters could live with. At his best, he was one of the most physically imposing champions of his era.

Prime Errol Spence before the crash 💥was a complete monster 👹 he was unbreakable 🥹🦈 #SpenceTszyu

@BoxingMassacre @LastStandPod If you think there's a rules violation, take it to the commission. Once the fight is over, the evidence matters more than the accusations. Until then, it's just noise.

Edgar Berlanga continues to push a FALSE NARRATIVE of Hamzah Sheeraz left glove yet the ‘King of New York’ didn’t go to the commission of the city HE’S FROM! BUMlanga then goes to claim that should he get a world title Hamzah will be the B SIDE, he is DELUSIONAL! @LastStandPod

@Zuffa_Boxing Heavyweights are never out of a fight. One punch can erase every round that came before it, and Sirenko proved it with literally seconds left. That's why you never relax until the final bell.

🇺🇦 VLADYSLAV SIRENKO OUT OF NOWHERE 😵‍💫 HE KO's WALLIN IN THE FINAL SECONDS ‼️ #ZuffaBoxing09 | 📺 ufc.ac/4tUBXVb

@VinnysCorner1 That's why you fight until the final bell. One second is still enough time to change everything. Sirenko never stopped believing, and Wallin paid for it at the very end.

VLADYSLAV SIRENKO KO's WALLIN IN THE FINAL SECOND AT ZUFFA BOXING 🥊 💥 😴

@boxing I have Hackett comfortably ahead. Sergiy has had his moments, but Hackett's cleaner work and higher volume have been winning the rounds for me. Commentary and scoring don't always tell the same story.

I have Hacket well in control of this fight despite what the Zuffa Announcers are saying. Sergiy is definitely catching Hacket with shots but I feel like Hacket has been more effective.

@SteveKim323 Ring age catches everyone eventually. The body can still go through the motions, but the reactions, timing, and recovery are usually the first things to leave. Experience can slow the decline, but it can't stop it.

Sergey D looks like he's fading fast. He's a guy that has a lot of miles on his boxing odometer... #boxing