Post by Ginny on Sept 2, 2021 7:40:09 GMT -6
WOW! That's two (2) stables who've cut ties with Hannah in two years (Chimera & Fates). We at Chimera can't point fingers. Hannah was with Chimera for OVER A YEAR and had a record of just 0-1. Little wonder she asked (begged more likely) to be released from servitude and to be given a chance to actually...you know...fight once in a while!
At Fates, Hannah fought 12 times in a year-and-a-half with a "pretty good" record (6-6!) Hardly "hit the bricks" worthy. But a closer examination of Hannah's record doesn't show a lot of "...Def (insert big name here)".
Being charitable in defining "big name" I found about 11 familiar names on her entire resume and she had (at most) 4 wins in those 11 fights.
"Yeah, but who did she beat?" you might ask.
Here's MY LIST of her "big name" victims:
Romee Strijd
Chrissy Tiegen
Ante Utgaard
Lucy Pindar
Losses to familiar names like Upton, Ferguson, Sophie Howard, DiDonato, Agdal, Decker, Lively and Sabrina Lynn(?) without offsetting wins against the same/similar bold type names likely spelled "pink slip" for Hannah at Fates.
Hannah Davis is, at 31yo, still young enough to earn, and get, a third contract with some stable...although it will likely be a stable with an empty hole at Welterweight that badly needs filling, rather than one with depth at that position. Like a middle relief pitcher in baseball, a 12th man in basketball or a special teams player in football, welterweights who look good in a bikini and can hang around for 4-5 rounds before losing are a glut on the market.
It looks like Hannah's career hangs on that "look good in a bikini" hook more than anything else.
Good Luck Hannah D!
At Fates, Hannah fought 12 times in a year-and-a-half with a "pretty good" record (6-6!) Hardly "hit the bricks" worthy. But a closer examination of Hannah's record doesn't show a lot of "...Def (insert big name here)".
Being charitable in defining "big name" I found about 11 familiar names on her entire resume and she had (at most) 4 wins in those 11 fights.
"Yeah, but who did she beat?" you might ask.
Here's MY LIST of her "big name" victims:
Romee Strijd
Chrissy Tiegen
Ante Utgaard
Lucy Pindar
Losses to familiar names like Upton, Ferguson, Sophie Howard, DiDonato, Agdal, Decker, Lively and Sabrina Lynn(?) without offsetting wins against the same/similar bold type names likely spelled "pink slip" for Hannah at Fates.
Hannah Davis is, at 31yo, still young enough to earn, and get, a third contract with some stable...although it will likely be a stable with an empty hole at Welterweight that badly needs filling, rather than one with depth at that position. Like a middle relief pitcher in baseball, a 12th man in basketball or a special teams player in football, welterweights who look good in a bikini and can hang around for 4-5 rounds before losing are a glut on the market.
It looks like Hannah's career hangs on that "look good in a bikini" hook more than anything else.
Good Luck Hannah D!