Brähmer vs Porras round by round
Brähmer vs Porras round by round
Ill do round by round in this thread from the fight from the land of fair scoring when it starts.
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jomothepure
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Re: Brähmer vs Porras round by round
Freiheit wrote:Ill do round by round in this thread from the fight from the land of fair scoring when it starts.
Cheers Freiheit, appreciate it mate.
What's your opinion on Brahmer then? Can he take a title? Does he hit as hard as I've heard?
Although I suppose a more relevant question would be 'Can he stay out of trouble with the law'. Sounds like a good fighter though, maybe him and Froch can meet at some point.
Although I suppose a more relevant question would be 'Can he stay out of trouble with the law'. Sounds like a good fighter though, maybe him and Froch can meet at some point.
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Manos de Oro
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I dont know, but I could imagine that the card have been shown on a ukranian channel since both Kotelnik & Sidorenko fourght. (I know ukranian Eurosport showed Mazikin vs Chechenev live from the last Spotlight card). I anyone finds a complete copy of either of those two fights I would like a copyManos de Oro wrote:!Freiheit wrote:We only saw a few mins from Abdulaev vs Kotelnik.
Would this fight have been shown on some Eastern Bloc channel you think?
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MightyWarrior
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Looked an excellent prospect - he'll be making waves at supermiddle next year. I'd take him to knockout Veit with a couple more fights under his belt.Freiheit wrote:I think he will stop Veit, but so would most in the top. Brähmer is not a threat for the top 3 yet, but give him 3-4 fights and he will give anyone problems, and would be surpirsed if Brähmer isnt a WBO mandatory ina year or so.
If he wants a European test, Froch would have his hands full with this guy. Similar in that they're both tall rangy punchers - Brahmer looks a hard SOB that's for sure.
He must've been kicking himself for time wasted in jail, knowing same night his old amateur opponent Hatton ( 2-0 to Jurgen ) was winning a 2nd world title over the sea.
He throws long hard punches, but leaves his head up in the air sometimes. Sure the Germans will be working on that though...
