Dick Tiger vs the following light heavyweights

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scorpio83
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Dick Tiger vs the following light heavyweights

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How would Dick Tiger do at light heavyweight against the following fighters because he won the light heavyweight title from Jose Torres and beat him in the rematch. He also defended his title by stopping Roger Rouse in 12 rounds before losing his title in a great knockout fashion by Bob Foster in 4 rounds.


vs. Vicente Rondon
vs. Chris Finnegan
vs. Mike Quarry
vs. Pierre Fourie
vs. Ray Anderson
vs, Mark Tessman
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Re: Dick Tiger vs the following light heavyweights

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I'd favor him in all of them.
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How would Dick Tiger perform against Bob Foster's last challenger in Jorge Ahumada? Would he counter and outpunch Ahumada for a decision win with his swarming style?
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Re: Dick Tiger vs the following light heavyweights

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Id favor him against all except Rondon. Rondon was a good fighter. His loss to Foster (which is about the only footage most have seen of him) was A. Not indicative of his true ability, and B. came against a guy who also poleaxed Tiger. Rondon was a good boxer and big. He wouldn't have gone at Tiger. He was smart enough to use his height, reach, and skill to keep Tiger on the outside and box him to a decision or bust him up for a late stoppage.
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klompton wrote: 25 Dec 2018, 18:07 Id favor him against all except Rondon. Rondon was a good fighter. His loss to Foster (which is about the only footage most have seen of him) was A. Not indicative of his true ability, and B. came against a guy who also poleaxed Tiger. Rondon was a good boxer and big. He wouldn't have gone at Tiger. He was smart enough to use his height, reach, and skill to keep Tiger on the outside and box him to a decision or bust him up for a late stoppage.
I agree that Rondon would use his height and reach by out-boxing Tiger behind his jabs to a decision, but busting him up for a late stoppage was not the possibility unless Tiger was aging by that time. Anyways, Rondon would box smart against Tiger.
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