116-112 Zoo for me. Good win for him.

Ramos was not nearly as busy as he should have been. Lubin was setting the world on fire in there? Aside a couple of later rounds, basically because Ramos did nothing, Lubin did next to nothing for 8 rounds. Not true. You won't find too many people who agree with this decision. This is a major reas...

ironbeard wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 23:40

lazboy wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 23:33 Body punches don’t count. Commentators and fans didn’t get the memo.

Ramos was not nearly as busy as he should have been.

Lubin was setting the world on fire in there? Aside a couple of later rounds, basically because Ramos did nothing, Lubin did next to nothing for 8 rounds.

How is Jarman even allowed to be a judge anymore?!?

Ramos won this fight. Boxing at it's best, bad scorecards.

Ramos gave away a few rounds at the end, but he clearly should have won.

watsupdoc87 wrote: ↑12 Sep 2023, 10:31 Common man haha smith's the Irish bomber. If smith's still got It I fancy him for the upset. Was wondering recently if he'd retired or not. Will be good to see him out again

Smith has been inactive recently because his brother was murdered, is my assumption.

I can't recall seeing an interview during the entrance. Might as well talk to him during the fight. remember about 5-10 years ago they were interviewing the corner during the fight? that was stupid they still do that on some broadcasts, it's usually awkward because the cornerman often doesnt answer...

I can't recall seeing an interview during the entrance.

Might as well talk to him during the fight.

The punch wasn't intentional, so D3 didn't lose any points. Live, the punch looked clean, but on replay, especially looking at it in slow motion, it should have been called low. You don't have to get punched directly in the groin either for your area to be affected. Cups shift, etc, which could have...

gregregegg wrote: ↑26 Aug 2023, 21:55 how long till kosabuski vs efe?

One more fight. Probably 30 mins.

Milton has the talent, he just lacks the killer instinct, IMO. Which isn't the best thing to be lacking in boxing, especially the HW division. Still learning on the job and it's been a busy year for him, so those are positives. Good guy to root for as well. Just in boxing, especially in this divisio...

If we look at the Mayweather's best wins, those would be over the past prime opponents, although still credible. Pac, Oscar, Mosley - these guys definitely weren't at their peaks. Crawford defeated the prime Spence, Postol, Gamboa and it's even fair to consider Porter, since he retired at the top o...

If we look at the Mayweather's best wins, those would be over the past prime opponents, although still credible. Pac, Oscar, Mosley - these guys definitely weren't at their peaks. Crawford defeated the prime Spence, Postol, Gamboa and it's even fair to consider Porter, since he retired at the top o...

Sometimes I miss the Sim.......

pound per pound wrote: ↑28 Jul 2023, 13:18

armageto wrote: ↑27 Jul 2023, 13:13 I believe Faust had some type of injury.

So give some else a chance vs. Big Gug.

Don't tell me, I'm not the promoter of the event....

Alguiffer wrote: ↑27 Jul 2023, 16:21 Action for this weekend:
Spence - Crawford over 10.5 at -350
Santiago ML win over Donaire at +123

Good luck man...

I haven't placed a bet in a while, but plan on getting back into it soon.

Apparently nobody wants to answer a hypothetical question without saying Ennis should stay at 147 and face a champ, which he should. To answer the question though, I'd take Ennis. I like Tszyu, but I think Ennis is special, or at least has shown that he could be. I think his overall boxing ability i...

Let's assume Inoue defeats Tapales to become undisputed and unify at the weight, then moves up to 126. Who do you think his most difficult opponent would be between: Brandon Figueroa Robeisy Ramirez Rey Vargas Unless you have another you might think would be the toughest guy out there for him at 126...

1. Stevenson
2. Tank
3. Lomachenko
4. Haney
5. Isaac Cruz
6. Andy Cruz
7. Garcia
8. Zepada
9. K. Davis
10. Martin

To be honest, a few guys are off my list that could easily be on it. Guys listed, I could easily move some of them up or down. Really deep, quality division.

I believe Faust had some type of injury.

1214325 wrote: ↑24 May 2023, 00:56

armageto wrote: ↑11 Dec 2008, 02:52 Adding two more guys:

I’m interested

Sorry man, I don't work in the sport anymore. Best of luck in getting your pro debut though.

This was a close fight to me, had Loma winning 115-113. I could see up 116-112, a draw, or even if one judge saw Haney winning 115-113, preferring his work more. I definitely don't see 116-112 Haney, and can't see anybody having Loma up by more than that scorecard. With that said, it's the same old ...

Haney is an average fighter. He's not special, and Lomachenko would've stopped him if they were the same size. Still, I don't see how Lomachenko should move down. He beat Haney pretty clean, and Haney is the second largest fighter he's found (I think Ortiz is a freaking LMW pretending to be a LW). ...

I had it 115-113 Loma. I would have accepted a draw. There's no way Loma lost this fight, especially at a 116-112 score. Loma should go to 130, Haney to 140. All these belts will be up for grabs. Haney is an average fighter. He's not special, and Lomachenko would've stopped him if they were the sam...

I had it 115-113 Loma. I would have accepted a draw. There's no way Loma lost this fight, especially at a 116-112 score.

Loma should go to 130, Haney to 140. All these belts will be up for grabs.