What a tough guy, chin like a brick wall and one hell of a gutsy lad, how would he fair against these guys in your opinion?
James Toney
Arthur Abraham
Felix Sturm
Winky Wright
John Mugabi
Vito Antuofermo
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Re: Vito Antuofermo
Maybe beats Sturm, gets KOd by Mugabi, loses to the rest on points
Re: Vito Antuofermo
Antuofermo couldn't punch but he would be throwing punches all day and could take a lick. Besides his lack of a punch, his skin was paper and he would have bled all night against lots of these guys.
An in-shape, motivated Toney at middleweight outpoints Antuofermo, but not by a huge margin (always thought Toney looked better after he moved up). Wright outpoints Antuofermo every day, IMO, although Wright's style and Vito's pressure makes it close on the scorecards. Sturm has the talent, with his solid jab, to do what Minter did to Antuofermo in the second fight (I thought Antuofermo won the first). But under Vito's constant pressure, I would go with Vito by UD unless it was held in Germany. The more recent version of Abraham would be outworked by Antuofermo, the middleweight version may have outpointed him or gotten a cut eye TKO. Same with Mugabi. I could see Vito outworking him or bleeding to death.
An in-shape, motivated Toney at middleweight outpoints Antuofermo, but not by a huge margin (always thought Toney looked better after he moved up). Wright outpoints Antuofermo every day, IMO, although Wright's style and Vito's pressure makes it close on the scorecards. Sturm has the talent, with his solid jab, to do what Minter did to Antuofermo in the second fight (I thought Antuofermo won the first). But under Vito's constant pressure, I would go with Vito by UD unless it was held in Germany. The more recent version of Abraham would be outworked by Antuofermo, the middleweight version may have outpointed him or gotten a cut eye TKO. Same with Mugabi. I could see Vito outworking him or bleeding to death.