Comments Thread For: Daniel Jacobs: One Bad Performance Doesn't Define My Career; My Career Is Far From Over

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Daniel Jacobs' apathetic performance against Gabe Rosado late in 2020 drew intense criticism from fans and media. They didn't just question whether Jacobs deserved the split-decision win over Rosado that'll forever remain on their records. They doubted Jacobs' desire to remain a professional prizefighter because the former 160-pound champion has made so much money in recent years, particularly for his most noteworthy bouts - 12-round, unanimous-decision defeats to Gennadiy Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez.
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Jacobs hasn’t looked good in the ring in about 4 yrs.

[Shadoww702]

Jacobs hasn’t looked good in the ring in about 4 yrs.

Yeah I agree. Ryder a slight underdog but Im betting on him to win.

[hitmanjosh]

I understand what Jacobs is saying but someone close to him really need to say man, he did kick yo A(Ss) I’m be straight up!

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Yeah I agree. Ryder a slight underdog but Im betting on him to win.

actually not a terrible idea. Biggest risk may be that Ryder doesn’t always get a fair shake from the judges and I could see Jacobs getting a controversial win because his name gives him the upside for landing a bigger fight against someone else down the road.

[Shadoww702]

actually not a terrible idea. Biggest risk may be that Ryder doesn’t always get a fair shake from the judges and I could see Jacobs getting a controversial win because his name gives him the upside for landing a bigger fight against someone else down the road.

Yeah we we were just talking about how he was robbed against Smith and Jacobs got a gift against Rosado.

They can't rob Ryder twice in a row??? But who knows...