looked to me like it was right under the arm-pit, which would've been legal. i can't believe castillo couldn't get up. fuck.
Castillo, at 135, with 8 oz gloves, used to sting with his shots. But at 140, with bigger gloves, and slower hands (owing in part to the bigger...
Hatton is tough. And strong at 140. But let's face it. His clinching is what wins him fights. He neutralizes his opponents offense with clinching....
Only reason Hatton's performance didn't degenerate into an unwatchable clinch-fest is because he managed to stop Castillo early. I'm all doom...
Steward has completely lost himself inside the anus of HBO. Everything he says and does now is for their benefit.
Max has a much better schedule - much more current and accurate - and it's free - fightnews' schedule is completely useless
:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: i'm over here cheerin like a bitch. this is great news. now Castillo will have the proper motivation he needs to beat...
the guy's a fuckn slob.
one thing i notice though, if allowed to, Judah will relax and win rounds with light punching and patience. As he moved on in his career, he's...
and not really lop-sided. the closest lop-sided fight in history is what they're calling it.
In retrospect, isn't it somewhat surprising that Ward wasn't able to wear Judah down and beat him? I really think Judah's arrogance won him that...
what are you sayin exactly? you think it WAS better than those fights, or not?
PBF beat ODH 10-2, and Ramirez didnt win a single round against Whitaker. Doesn't sounds to me like someone who watches boxing.
he's not racist. he's just anti-American. and pro-europe. i can't imagine such an allegiance, as Europe is hardly a unified front, but if you read...
i wonder if this is a real guy Manfredo is fighting. we can only hope.
i mainly hate him since his move to 140, and his repeated failure to face the top guys in his divisions. okay, so he gets a shot at ODH. he'd be...
if anything, Cotto is unfortunately stumpy for a welter-weight. and it remains to be seen if it will hinder his success there. let's remember,...
SRR/Fullmer was impressive when you consider Fullmer had one of the better chins in history. Sure somebody already mentioned it though.
the only thing i blame Tszyu for is not pursuing a rematch. i would've liked to see him insist on a rematch in Australia, or Vegas.
Peter/Williams was good. But my vote goes to Jackson/Graham. Also, Toney/Robinson I think it was, on FSN? Sneaky left. Beautiful KO.
yeah but when you've been there and done that, like Karl has, it's tough to understand. a guy who puts his own life on the line (like Karl did) is...
yeah. some "reward." when all was said and done, last saturday night was like half a fight when you consider that Cotto/Judah was a rebroadcast...
i know you don't agree but i consider vargas/wright an example of this. yes it was a close fight. yes you could've given it to Wright. but imo the...
the fact that non-fight fans, even people who never watch fights, enjoy legendary nights is all you need to know to see that it's an abortion...
exactly! that's a perfect example. obviously, both guys fought hard and did damage. and as a fight, you can hardly complain about it. but it's not...
I agree. regardless of who wins, the biggest disappointment would be if the fight blows. and one thing about this is, it could totally stink in...
definitely ODH/Vargas. it was continuous action. and their styles meshed well. and there was virtually no holding whatsoever. as exciting and...
and try watching the Tackie fight. horribly tedious fight. basically, anyone Hatton can't stop by the fifth round he ends up humping for the final...
yeah. that's about right. which isn't the one-sided beat-down that some people thought it would be, but it certainly wasn't a loss, or even close...
i invite all to re-watch Castillo/Ngoudju with the sound off, and then reconsider your pick. if you're picking Hatton because of his youth, or his...
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