Odlanier Solis vs Tony Thompson RBR

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Thompson is so comfortable in his own skin and works at his own pace, he rarely seems fazed and does try to push punches. If only he was 28
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Great Tony won seems a really top bloke as well i think he should expose Wilder next
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Horse wrote:
columbo wrote:I disagree on that. Solis caught Vitali a lot with the overhand right in the first round.
I just watched it on the television today. Solis is overhyped garbage and always was.

He is the type of clown that's overhype disturbs me and I am confused by what so many others see in such a useless, fat, lazy clod.
You've been talking to my wife again.
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palooka wrote:You've been talking to my wife again.
:D
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palooka wrote:
Horse wrote:
columbo wrote:I disagree on that. Solis caught Vitali a lot with the overhand right in the first round.
I just watched it on the television today. Solis is overhyped garbage and always was.

He is the type of clown that's overhype disturbs me and I am confused by what so many others see in such a useless, fat, lazy clod.
You've been talking to my wife again.
Clod???? :lol:

That's a new one for me :D
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I had a 9 fold on last night 8 football games and solis to win rounds 8-12 or on points. All 8 football games came in, solis could have easily won that but he's just so fornicating lazy he only fought 30 seconds a round.

I also had another 8 fold on and bolton let me down by drawing instead of wining - it was one of those "so close" weekends :lol:
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Dire fight,i had Thompson winning 117-111,Solis is a complete waste of space who because of his amateur career people keep going on about as a talented pro,commentators fawn when he throws a 1/2,when if if it was anyone else throwing it they wouldn't bat an eyelid,if he doesn't want to box,don't box,seemples


I read on CS that it was IJL who had Solis winning 116-112,anyone know if thats true :??
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handsofstone wrote:Dire fight,i had Thompson winning 117-111,Solis is a complete waste of space who because of his amateur career people keep going on about as a talented pro,commentators fawn when he throws a 1/2,when if if it was anyone else throwing it they wouldn't bat an eyelid,if he doesn't want to box,don't box,seemples


I read on CS that it was IJL who had Solis winning 116-112,anyone know if thats true :??
When he throws you can see he has ability his foot movement, punch diversity and hand speed are impressive. He's just a lazy slob, if he was in shape he could be decent, i do wonder about his chin aswell.

People make a big deal out of him beating haye in the ams but he was was badly hurt in the 1st round and given an 8 count and time to recover if it had been pro fight haye would have finished him off there and then. I would be interested in haye v thompson if haye makes a comeback would be a very good gauge of just how good haye is compared to the fringe contenders.
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Finn wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Dire fight,i had Thompson winning 117-111,Solis is a complete waste of space who because of his amateur career people keep going on about as a talented pro,commentators fawn when he throws a 1/2,when if if it was anyone else throwing it they wouldn't bat an eyelid,if he doesn't want to box,don't box,seemples


I read on CS that it was IJL who had Solis winning 116-112,anyone know if thats true :??
When he throws you can see he has ability his foot movement, punch diversity and hand speed are impressive. He's just a lazy slob, if he was in shape he could be decent, i do wonder about his chin aswell.

People make a big deal out of him beating haye in the ams but he was was badly hurt in the 1st round and given an 8 count and time to recover if it had been pro fight haye would have finished him off there and then. I would be interested in haye v thompson if haye makes a comeback would be a very good gauge of just how good haye is compared to the fringe contenders.
He stopped haye in that fight.
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rio wrote:
Finn wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Dire fight,i had Thompson winning 117-111,Solis is a complete waste of space who because of his amateur career people keep going on about as a talented pro,commentators fawn when he throws a 1/2,when if if it was anyone else throwing it they wouldn't bat an eyelid,if he doesn't want to box,don't box,seemples


I read on CS that it was IJL who had Solis winning 116-112,anyone know if thats true :??
When he throws you can see he has ability his foot movement, punch diversity and hand speed are impressive. He's just a lazy slob, if he was in shape he could be decent, i do wonder about his chin aswell.

People make a big deal out of him beating haye in the ams but he was was badly hurt in the 1st round and given an 8 count and time to recover if it had been pro fight haye would have finished him off there and then. I would be interested in haye v thompson if haye makes a comeback would be a very good gauge of just how good haye is compared to the fringe contenders.
He stopped haye in that fight.
Im aware, theres a good chance he only made it past the first round because standing 8 counts are allowed.
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Re: Odlanier Solis vs Tony Thompson RBR

Post by Bodyshot3 »

Really pleased for TT.....he's having a great Indian Summer to his career.

Not sure where that leaves Solis and I am not entirely bothered either; strange to have all that talent and overall ability and not to give the business a proper whirl.
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Bodyshot3 wrote:Not sure where that leaves Solis and I am not entirely bothered either;
Harrison vs Solis?
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Thompson's 'Indian summer' is proof of just how dire the heavyweight division is right now. I respect the guy a lot. He plods around the ring like an ageing tonberry, lethargically pushing out a jab now and then, and inexplicably keeps on winning. Even in defeat to Pulev he exposed another guy reckoned, by some, to be a serious threat to Wladimir.
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He didn't expose him; Pulev still IS a serious threat!
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SamWise72 wrote:He didn't expose him; Pulev still IS a serious threat!
He really isn't.

Plodder, fairly well schooled with a decent chin and a decnt dig, who always came up short against the top level amateurs during his time in the unpaid code.

Thing is, its such a weak era that Pulev is probably Wlad's biggest threat. That doesn't make him an actual threat though. I think Wlad beats him easy.
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lillywhite14 wrote:
SamWise72 wrote:He didn't expose him; Pulev still IS a serious threat!

He really isn't.

Plodder, fairly well schooled with a decent chin and a decnt dig, who always came up short against the top level amateurs during his time in the unpaid code.

Thing is, its such a weak era that Pulev is probably Wlad's biggest threat. That doesn't make him an actual threat though. I think Wlad beats him easy.
:TU:

Pulev lost in the ams every time he faced Solis and Camarelle etc.

In the pros he has a feeble KO% and was floored by Joey Abell in his last fight :(

Thompson took Pulev to school for the first 4 or 5 rounds and only lost because he gassed to the man 12 years his junior. Thompson was never in serious trouble vs Pulev, even once.

Compare that to Wlad KOing Thompson in their second fight in Round 6 after putting him on the floor a couple of times.

Trust me, Pulev poses no problem to Klitschko whatsoever.
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SamWise72 wrote:He didn't expose him; Pulev still IS a serious threat!
Pulev is a one-dimensional, one-paced plodder with only average power. He's in shape and comes to fight but he just doesn't have the tools to bother Wlad.
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