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We are finally done with my obligated duties as commentator here in Orlando, Florida this week.

But on the same night that I'm calling fights here in the

States, there was a fight in Budapest, is it hungry, that featured one of the most sad and

yet frustrating bouts that we potentially could have in the influencer boxing scene. Yes, I'm

talking influencer boxing today. Tommy Fury made his return in front of tens of people in what looked like a part-time boxing event, part-time rave LSD trip. I don't really know how to describe it, but we have to talk about it because it's so frustrating to see what could have been and what is based on the choices made and the losses slash wins in the influencer boxing scene

Tommy Fury gets a win in his return but what does it mean to me it means Tom he is worse off

than he would have been had he done other things what do I mean the breakdown let's go so like

I said Tommy Fury after I, almost two years off,

his last fight being the KSI fight on the prime card.

I think that was October or November of 2023.

He finally makes his return to the ring in a self-promoted bout over in Budapest.

I didn't even know that this was on today. I remember

something about it. And then someone let me know like a couple of hours before. Kenan Kenan

Hanjelik. That's definitely a butchering of his opponent's name. But the guy was five and one.

Apparently it had over a hundred amateur fights. And for me to believe that, you'd have to think

that I am fluent in Mandarin.

Because bullshit, the guy looked like a novice that Tommy was fighting.

And when this thing was announced, I and most of the internet rightfully shat all over it.

I'm talking open the cheeks up and let it fall out.

On this event, you're just going to have to listen to some of the analogies I make in this video.

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