Bernie Davis tears Haran into “other chase” with Crawford

Coach Bernie Davis says that all coefficient Eddie Hern has to build Jaron ‘Boots’ Anis is to use Trans Crawford’s name as a tool for promoting sales. Anis (35-0, 31 cos) did not win anyone, and when he had the opportunity to fight in the Craford, he chose not.

Crawford’s name is used as a marketing fuel

Davis points out that ‘boots’ did nothing in his career to become a star that he should be because he rejected the biggest quarrels offered to him. So the whole game coefficient, Haran, has to do it is to artificially stream it by releasing names Bud Crawford. Not like that you do it if you are real.

“That’s all they need to hang their hat is Crawford,” coach Bernie Davis said Millcity boxing On the coefficient Eddie Haran only that he has the name of Trans Crawford to try to build Jaron’s popularity ‘Boots’ Anis because he did nothing in his career.

Star manufactured, not one manufactured

What Davis says sounds 100%. Nahan has nothing to promote Anis except to use Caropord’s name for persecution. There is nothing about “boots” empty resume to make it a star, and it is about to turn 29.

“I had to let him know I’m not playing. I had to declare. YSM Sports MediaReflect on his victory over Lima.

The fans laugh at how anise brags from his empty victory over Lima, who was A worthless victory. No one heard about this fighter, and he seems to have brought to make the boots look better than he actually. In order for Iis to boast in a victory, he shows how much he overcomes.

“They can’t say anything. I took it out in the first round. I called everyone. The ball is in their field. I did my part,” Anis said.

Medium weight moves can save his career

If ‘boots’ move to medium weight, where he had to be already in the first place, he should not have called anyone. He had lots of leading fighters in that weight rate they would like to fight. But after 154, he does not intend to accept the fights he wants unless Hern pays too much of his opponents. He doesn’t mean to do that.

Written by Ken Woods, a punch analyst that has covers a global title since 2018.