:lol: Diaz is going to prove way too slow for Judah. Judah might actually win a fight finally.
I their first fight was good too which surprised me because all anyone had to say about John was that he was boring and all he did was run. And...
Bute has a rematch with Andrade scheduled in Montreal. It's not a given that he will win that fight seeing as how he lost the first one in my opinion.
I just read Campbell's interview on Fightnews.com. He basically said nothing he was getting hit with hurt him at all, and that the hospital was in...
So now we're endorsing the practice that the best fighters don't fight eachother? Shane wouldn't be the beloved fighter he is today if he'd taken...
yeah but I think the same could be said for guys like Chuvalo. what would he have amounted to without his chin? plus, Mercer "was" a good boxer....
In all seriousness, I do think the Winning gloves took a lot of the sting out of Pacquiao's punches. They took the sting out of Morales' too, I'm...
there's no doubt Arguello was softened up by the time the rematch happened. and it's not like Pryor didn't box at all in the first fight.
I don't think it's fair to say Mercer was a waste of talent. I think he fulfilled his potential.
Alexander is much rangier than Bradley, although he's not a tall guy. Plus, I don't know about Witter's chin, but he seemed to pack a punch on...
Witter seriously did quit. He was tired of getting buzzed by that left-hand. Also, notice that just before he quit he was warned by the referee...
Who wins? Would it be close? Would anyone get hurt? What obstacles or difficulties would Patterson be faced with? What about Botha?
i agree there are people who will buy it regardless. but i do think there's a contingent of fans who presented with a shitty u/c would be just as...
The question is, would Arguello have won a decision, or even stopped Pryor, had it not been for the mix?
If that's been verified (or was verified by the doctor) then I don't blame him for quitting. And I also don't blame him for complaining about the...
I think Nate is simply hoping for another pay-day.
Actually, I'd dispute that. Bradley fought moving backwards, uncharacteristically, for most of the fight. I'd say for while it lasted, as he did...
Roger probably thought he'd get her down the stretch. Seriously, has a PBF fight gone on since Floyd Sr. predicted that PBF would get Corrales...
I think everyone started hating Nate after he lost to Peden show-boating. Before that, I thought he was robbed against Casamayor. But his win...
Some of PBF's toughest competition came at 130 where he seemed willing to fight anyone (Chavez, Corrales, Hernandez). And Pacquiao, while he...
I agree. There was something fishy about that fight. As Atlas likes to say, there seemed to be a silent agreement between the two.
As Hatton's clinch-count goes so does his success. Manny handled Hatton's attempts to clinch perfectly. When he wasn't able to slip away using his...
So you think highly of McCrory?
:lol:
Cherifi was a joke. And he couldn't put Mayorga away without hitting him over and over and over again. He showed no one-punch power like he always...
Well, not that you mention it, Bradley should belong in there. Afterall, Abraham is and it'll be his debut at 147.
I think Bradley is going to prove too small if and when he moves up to 147. He's short for the 140 pound division and isn't much of a puncher. I...
JMM, before he became a big name, was a much more defensive fighter, and almost strictly a counter-puncher. Against Diaz he was simply trying...
When did Tito stop knockiing people out with seemingly super-human power? Nuff said!
for what? the judges had personal vendettas against Quartey?
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