Is the Nick Ball Vs. Sam Goodman fights waste from main card slot on the PPV Dazn

WBA Featherweight Champion Nick Ball says he has done no research on the style challenger Sam Goodman will bring for their co-feature battle on August 16th in Riyadh.

Mismatch on the main card

Ball (22-0-1, 13 Kos) states that he leaves him up to his coaches to study Goodman style (20-0, 8 KOS), a light puncher selected from the higher bantam weight section.

Nick can afford to have a Caval Towards investigating this opponent because it has no power, and is another example of it chooses opposition from section 122 lbs to protect its 126-weight WBA title.

When you repeatedly defend your title against smaller, weaker and older fighters from the section below, why would you need to investigate them? The victory is already in the bag per moment the fighters are chosen. It’s pretty pathetic When you think about it. He is enlightened, revealing a ball mindset of wanting to hold on to his WBA title for as long as possible.

In two Ball title defenses since capturing the belt of Raymond Ford in 2024, he has defended the title against these Super Bantamweights: TJ Doheny and Ronny Rios. Fight Ball next week against the third consecutive 122-weight, Goodman. Wisely in power, it is even less of a threat than the 38 -year -old Doheny and 35 -year -old RIOS.

Turki’s role in quality control

I baffled why Turki Alalshikh agreed to the idea of installing Ball vs Goodman as the main fighting help on the August 16th card. The event sells for $ 49.99 on Dazn PPV, which is not cheap compared to some of the other Turki cards he has donated on.

Ball-bay is not expected to be even competitively remotely. It is a pure mistake. Ideally, Turki should either have rejected the idea that this face is put on its event or deported to the heats, where it can be viewed free of charge.

Ball Champion needs a hard love

Turki should have shown some hard love to Nick Ball’s champion, telling him that if he wants to have his fighter defend against Super Bantamweights who hit lightly, his main cards will not. Turki should place the bar for quality on his cards by insisting that fighters like Ball defend against the best, meaning he should fight talents like Bruce Carrington.

“I don’t know much about it, but it’s going to be good. I will need food on it. It’s going to be good. I’m looking forward to it. I don’t know and I don’t care either,” Nick Ball told the Podcas puncht When asked what kind of style Super Bantamweight Sam Goodman brings him on August 16th.

“I’ve just focused on myself. Whatever style he wants to bring, that’s on it,” said Ball about whether he has done any research towards the style that Goodman could bring to her battle.