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Max Molyneux
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Post by Max Molyneux »

split_decision wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:
excellent win for clinton. glen johnson has an ibf eliminator coming up, so hopefully he'll be next. :wink:
Yes, now there's a big fight that can be made easily and a chance for Clinton to gain retribution.
Sheffield is where it's at right now. Manchester is sooooo June 2005..
The north is always where it's at. :TU:
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Post by states »

Very impressive. Woods has looked so strong in these last 2 fights, you have to give him a shot against anyone right now.

And more importantly, he's done me proud in the prediction league! :TU:
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hitman_hatton1 wrote:
stujones wrote:on this form I would favour him over Tarver and Johnson.

I think I would even favour him over Calzaghe now.
i wouldn't tip him to beat antonio tarver. tarver has better skills and is a hard puncher. :box:

he's capable of beating johnson if he fights like that though. :TU: i still think calzaghe on his speed would be the deciding factor if those 2 met.
There was very little to seperate Woods vs Johnson over 24 rounds (I actually thought Johnson won the first fight bigger), There was very little to seperate Tarver vs Johnson over 24 rounds (rematch was close aswell).

Woods appears to be a much better fighter than the one who lost to Johnson and I don't think Tarver can be alot better than the one who lost the rematch. Tarver doesn't work for 3 minutes in every round - his lack of workrate for me cost him vs Johnson and Jones the first time around. Woods I think will outwork Tarver and I think will take advantage of clearing defensive weakness in Tarver.

It will be the hardest fight for Woods, but I think Woods on points.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

i think u only have to look at rd 5 of woods-gonzalez tonight to c why tarver beats him. gonzalez got on his toes and brought woods to him and easily won the rd. :roll:

tarver fights like that and has much better skills than what gonzalez does. u couldn't fault tarver's workrate in the 2nd johnson fight and i thought he was robbed in the 1st johnson fight.

tarver is top dog until someone proves otherwise and for me that someone is not woods. :cry:
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Erdei is the true dog.
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Post by steve689 »

Max Molyneux wrote:Erdei is the true dog.
Erdei won't get into the mix because he won't fight outside of Germany, he made Gonzalez look like a mug but then struggled twice with Garay so he is inconsistent.
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Post by pugilisticprofessor »

steve689 wrote:
Max Molyneux wrote:Erdei is the true dog.
Erdei won't get into the mix because he won't fight outside of Germany, he made Gonzalez look like a mug but then struggled twice with Garay so he is inconsistent.
Garay would give Woods HELL also :box:

Little monster he is :TU:
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Post by nickd »

hitman_hatton1 wrote:
stujones wrote:on this form I would favour him over Tarver and Johnson.

I think I would even favour him over Calzaghe now.
i wouldn't tip him to beat antonio tarver. tarver has better skills and is a hard puncher. :box:

he's capable of beating johnson if he fights like that though. :TU: i still think calzaghe on his speed would be the deciding factor if those 2 met.
He wouldn't start favourite but I wouldnt completely write off his chances, Tarver has the worst workrate of a 'top' fighter I have ever seen.
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