Welterweight round-robin

Alabama and Joony...let's behave nicely. This is Mythical matchups, not smacktalk. :nono:

 

I agree with the Horse.

Trinidad TKO 11 Quartey @ 147

 

I look nothing like a horse, but it's undeniable that you keep your girlfriends blood stained panties as a trophy.

 

Who cares, who do you think would win between Trinidad and Quartey at 147? :dunno:

 

Trinidad by late KO

 

I'd take Quartey via late KO @ 147 over Trinidad.

 

I doubt that given Ike's lack of stamina.

 

you dont have to agree, mate.

 

Did Ike ever actually win a big fight?

I think Tito handles him easily at 147.

 

No

 

@147, Ike>Mosley>Tito>Ike

 

I've always maintained that Ike was better than himself, glad to see someone that agrees.

 

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Utter nonsense. :doh:

 

Been sniffing glue recently?

 

I'd give a prime Ike a better chance at beating Mosley than I would Tito. Tito would stretch Ike late, Ike was vunerable to hooks and that would be his downfall against Felix.

Ike vs Mosley would be an interesting matchup. Ike's jab would give Shane hell but at the same time, Ike doesnt have the same style as Forrest. Ike was always offensive minded, and lacked Forrest's height. He'd be troubling Mosley with the jab, but he'd also be opening up, giving Shane a chance to counter with his blazing hands. Mosley's counter hook packs enough heat to have put Ike on his ass, added that with Ike's poor stamina and Shane always finishing strong, I'll take a prime Mosley to edge out a prime Ike.

Off that list, I'd pick Ike over Palimino, Mayorga, Spinks, McCrory, and Forrest w/o hesitation. I'd pick him over Cuevas as well, but with alot of hesitation cause one mistake from Ike and Pipino would stretch him.

Ike vs Simon Brown is a pick em.

Quartey gets outboxed vs Starling, and he gets knocked out by Curry.

 

Nope, he even managed to lose the one semi big fight he was winning handily. The Lopez fight. I give him no chance against Tito. He was at his best when he employed his great jab and arm defense but for some reason he seemed to abandon both after the Lopez fight. His chin was about as shakey as Tito's whereas he got dropped often but never really seemed hurt. Power for power though, Tito kills him.

I'd pick Tito to come out of this thing the undisputed winner. 147 Tito was an outstanding boxer who was often sited as a slow starter, but what he really was was a patient boxer who took the time to figure out his opponents before he started breaking down their styles and their wills with extremely high connect %'s.

 

Absolutely ridiculous.

 

He still should've won that one on the cards, as well as the DLH fight, although that one was closer.

 

Probably Curry at his best.

 

True. Ike was robbed against Lopez. Even though JL dropped, and nearly had him out late, still doesnt erase that Ike boxed the shit outta him for 9 outta 12 rounds.

 

Only fighter I cant comment on from that list is Curtis Cokes, since the only fight I've seen of his is the Napoles fight, where Napoles beat the shit outta him.

 

Yet very true. He was winning the fight by a mile, arguably lost the last 2 or 3 rds with a couple knockdowns and that gave them the oppurtunity to rob him blind. Had he maintained the same pace and success of the earlier rds they wouldn't have been able to rob him.