i doubt they will scrap this PPV because the under-card is pretty damn good if i remember correctly.
Shaw was objecting to Vazquez's alleged skinning of the gloves, the way Cotto and Barrera do, but it didn't look like it to me. Also, one thing...
yes i did. having clearly stated that i was doing so for moral support. we've been through this shit before. you have no argument. also, what...
vazquez was landing a lot of jabs too, but marquez's face held up somehow whereas vazquez was busted up.
vazquez was beating the hell out of raffy's body. there's no telling how that might have paid off had the fight gone on.
those guys certainly do have trouble planting their feet. and though there were isolated incidences in which they did, their fights in large part...
the idea that Baldomir is anywhere close to being as big a threat as Margarito is ridiculous. and the only people desperate enough to make such a...
Gomez could box, but that's not the same thing as pot-shotting. when it came to offense, Gomez had no trouble planting his feet and throwing...
god where'd they find this fucking johnson guy. he is awful. and he thinks he's fucking good. :lol: i just hope when he gets KTFO i'll be there...
was the first fight any good?
shit. forgot all about it. Shobox fights have generally sucked lately i've noticed.
the only guys on this list who ever relied on the pot-shot, imo, are: Roy Jones Hearns (although he certainly didn't make a habit or a career out...
i think Vargas wins. Forrest really has trouble with guys who can back him up. it's why Mayorga beat him, and it's why Quartey gave him so much...
what's funny is if you watch it carefully you see that it was actually a punch landed by Pacquiao on Barrera's jaw that landed him on the canvas....
he might be a little more polished than Miranda, but he doesn't punch as hard, and I don't think he's as tough either. the way he reacted to...
you think Marquez will fight him? what about Vazquez if he wins? i'd forgotten that he beat De Leon.
because at least it shows an intent to land. it wasn't a case of throwing punches just to throw, the way PBF did against ODH. i mean seriously....
a showcase is one thing, but when you KO your opponent in the 2nd round after hurting him in the first, and the opponent hasn't had a meaningful...
:lol:
at least ODH was in range when he threw the punches. unlike 80% of the offense PBF set up against ODH in which he threw from a distance that Paul...
i agree. he did pretty well against JMM. but it's because JMM is a boxer. he obliged Barrera, and let him control the pace too much. Pacquiao...
it's cool that Celestine is fighting on Showtime tomorrow night. i still haven't seen him fight, but it sounds like he's a beast in there. but...
dude, when you have an opponent moving his whole upper body, and bobbing his head, you have to take something off your shots and throw in...
if Hatton beats PBF, it'll be because he's allowed to grapple and hold excessively on the inside (i.e. the reason he was able to beat Tszyu).
:lol: a PBF fan makes fun of pitty-pats? if it weren't for the pitty-pat, PBF might have had to fight ODH, and be knocked out. but with the help...
well, i guess the term pot-shotting has a negative conotation because in general it doesn't make for very interesting fights. but it can be a very...
Other than PBF and RJJ, who were some of the sport's best pot-shotters?
no. mine has never been unconditional. rather, it's been strictly a function of the fighters' performances in the ring, their styles, and their...
how about thresholds on the degree of unconditional sack-hanging allowed by any given fan?
yeah. good point. i wonder if PBF would've survived that fight had they been wearing 8 oz. gloves. or, what about Margarito/Williams? i think...
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