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Damn, I feel bad for Andy. He's a promising talent, and a genuinely nice kid. But you watch these fights, and it's as if he's embarrassed to be in the same ring with some of these guys. His reaction seems to be that he wants fights where he's actually going to learn something, or forced to go to a Plan B every once in a while. Steward apparently disagrees.
he put on a good showing in NY against Carl Daniels, brutally knocking him out. But this guy was a complete stiff. Cupey
daniels provides a solid test for those who are power punchers. he'll usually do just enough to hang in there without trying to win nor gettnig KOed. i'd like to see Lee fight one of felix sturm's leftovers.
