soto is free
timing beats speed.
"irrelevant" fits nicely with your agenda of never wanting to see PBF lose to him.
cotto wins which is probably why fight will never happen. pbf's got his one and only redeeming quality to protect - his undefeated record. that's...
they both hold and should be penalized for it. Mosley's fights are half boring because of it. he can't fight inside. all he does is hold.
Cotto over Mosley Bika over Codrington Pavlik over Taylor Pavlik over Miranda Pacquiao over Barrera JMM over Barrera Diaz over Morales...
you're commending lamps and max for clinging to meaningless technicalities? there's a half a dozen fighters at 147 who are better than baldomir,...
after seeing cotto/mosley, and cotto's susceptibility to upper-cuts, which mosley should've used more often tony beats cotto; no question.
worst decision ever. plus, snata cruz/diaz would've been a much better fight than diaz/casa.
i generally don't give any credit to fighters i don't like - so this is a tough one for me. :lol:
mosley lost to forrest because of the head-butt.
PBF Tszyu - his failure to pursue a rematch with either Hatton was disappointing. Calazaghe - believe it or not, early in his career when he...
one thing's fore sure, mormeck writes checks his stamina can't cash. like lacy, he should try to relax a little more. even though he beat bell...
what about his win over braithwaite?
i think it's a schooling.
I didn't think so. I think what most people objected to was the one-sided scoring, not the fact that De Leon got the decision. I personally felt...
I'm sure contender was hoping Codrington would win.
Caballero has the misfortune of that stinker fight on showtime. the fight i wanna see is the winner of Vazquez/Marquez vs. Ponce.
i always wonder why De Leon doesn't catch more flak for his apparent unwillingness to rematch Caballero.
i haven't seen the fight but from what i hear, caballero/de leon was a schooling.
yeah. he was terrified because he kept getting countered when he did try to fight back. still, i agree the Diaz fight is a better example.
Sanchez/Gomez Napoles/Backus II Qawi/Saad Muhammed Moya/A. Vargas G. Hernandez/Azumah Nelson
yeah but Castillo easily won every round, countered Reyes repeatedly, and otherwise shut him out. he "schooled" him, whether he showed his usual...
what? ODH schooled plenty of people: MAGO Coley Mayorga Trinidad (for 9 rounds) thing is, the calibur opponent that guys like Whitaker...
Molina/Tackie Mosley/Collazo Forrest/Baldomir (more dominant than PBF's win over Baldomir) Mijares/Arce
ok here's some more for consideration: Nunn/Barkley McCallum/McCrory Duran/Moore (this might have been a beat-down, not sure)...
how about Leija/Bojado?
it's easy to mistake a loss for a victory when you continually refuse to admit you're wrong. :lol:
good example of a fight mistakenly labelled as a schooling, but in reality a close fight.
:lol: hey - how about this: Barkley:Hearns::Mosley:De La Hoya?
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