Wow
http://www.secondsout.com/news/main-new ... -stop-haya
Anyone ever seen/read anything like that before?
Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
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Jeff Thomas
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Re: Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
It was actually twice; he was down once in the third (got up at 9 and was likely saved by the bell) and once in the fourth. Given that Salido is considered a durable fighter, it was surprising to see him hurt badly against a mediocre opponent who isn't a reputed puncher.
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marcianofan
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Re: Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
I haven't gotten a chance to check the video. Did this look like a Kirkland-esque underpreparedness issue, just a bad night, or what?
Re: Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
I don't think preparation was an issue; he looked sharp during the first 2.5 rounds and dominated until the knockdown. However, he got careless due to his success and left himself open to a perfect counter punch that proved difficult to recover from. Once he got his senses back he battered Haya as he did prior to being dropped in the third.marcianofan wrote:I haven't gotten a chance to check the video. Did this look like a Kirkland-esque underpreparedness issue, just a bad night, or what?
The full fight is on YouTube and I''ve posted the third and fourth rounds below. I thought Salido was down for 10 seconds in the fourth, but the referee counted slowly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXm3Ptf2 ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fm8_v3- ... re=related
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
Non-title fights can be hazardous for World Champions, even Roberto Duran was dropped and lost his unbeaten record to Esteban De Jesus in a non-title affair.
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Salido off the deck FOUR times to win......
crusader wrote:I don't think preparation was an issue; he looked sharp during the first 2.5 rounds and dominated until the knockdown. However, he got careless due to his success and left himself open to a perfect counter punch that proved difficult to recover from. Once he got his senses back he battered Haya as he did prior to being dropped in the third.marcianofan wrote:I haven't gotten a chance to check the video. Did this look like a Kirkland-esque underpreparedness issue, just a bad night, or what?
The full fight is on YouTube and I''ve posted the third and fourth rounds below. I thought Salido was down for 10 seconds in the fourth, but the referee counted slowly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXm3Ptf2 ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fm8_v3- ... re=related
nice one