Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
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jujigatame
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Re: Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
This card was another really lackluster PBC outing. Very little drama, you pretty much knew who was gonna win all 3 fights. Breedy made it closer than expected but at no point did I actually think he was going to win.
Re: Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
Yeah it’s assumed they’ll face the winner. Don’t see how it could be any other way. Lubin has earned the rematch with Charlo. Would be even more intriguing if Rosario somehow wins then Charlotte earns a shot at the winner of Rosario-Lubin... and wins.
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jujigatame
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Re: Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
I get that it was an eliminator but that fight didn't really make a super strong case for a Charlo/Lubin rematch.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
Erickson is too soft for Mell, he wouldnt get merked in 1 again but defo going to sleep at some point. not a good sign on your improvement for a rematch when Gausha is still able to turn you into a drunk
Agree, not too inspiring of a rematch
Castano is likely fighting Texiera and I think will win, he has PBC ties and I would like to see Castano-Mell/Rosario or Castano vs Lubin rather than Charlo vs Lubin 2
Lubin is like 23 or 24 still, doesn't need to be KTFO twice by the same guy already
Agree, not too inspiring of a rematch
Castano is likely fighting Texiera and I think will win, he has PBC ties and I would like to see Castano-Mell/Rosario or Castano vs Lubin rather than Charlo vs Lubin 2
Lubin is like 23 or 24 still, doesn't need to be KTFO twice by the same guy already
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Re: Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha - September 19, 2020
Lubin: Gausha Was Badly Hurt; Could've Stopped Him If I Had 1 More Minute
“Honestly speaking, I felt like if there was at least one more minute on that clock, I could’ve stopped him,” Lubin said during a post-fight press conference. “I felt like I could’ve stopped him. He was badly hurt. You know, he continued holding me until the end of the fight.”
“I was able to recuperate fast,” Lubin said. “It was a nice shot. It was a blind shot. You know, props to him for being able to throw that shot and land that shot. But, you know, I was able to recuperate and as soon as I got hit and I buckled, I was already back in the fight. I was already back in the fight. It was nothing that I had to really like, you know, back up or continue holding him. You know, I made sure my footing was good. I made sure everything was OK, and then I got right back to, you know, right back to work and I ended up hurtin’ him.”
“I knew my hand speed was faster than his,” Lubin said. “I knew I was just like a couple steps ahead of him, like with everything, every department. And I knew my hand speed, my footwork was faster than him. So, I listened to my corner. They told me, you know, ‘Keep letting off shots and keep turning him. He’s gonna run into something.' And then, you know, he backed up to the ropes because, you know, he seemed vulnerable at that time. So, I threw a big right hook and I landed it. And then I wanted to get him out of there, you know, to make a statement in the last round. But he was able to, you know, just to survive, pretty much.”
“Honestly speaking, I felt like if there was at least one more minute on that clock, I could’ve stopped him,” Lubin said during a post-fight press conference. “I felt like I could’ve stopped him. He was badly hurt. You know, he continued holding me until the end of the fight.”
“I was able to recuperate fast,” Lubin said. “It was a nice shot. It was a blind shot. You know, props to him for being able to throw that shot and land that shot. But, you know, I was able to recuperate and as soon as I got hit and I buckled, I was already back in the fight. I was already back in the fight. It was nothing that I had to really like, you know, back up or continue holding him. You know, I made sure my footing was good. I made sure everything was OK, and then I got right back to, you know, right back to work and I ended up hurtin’ him.”
“I knew my hand speed was faster than his,” Lubin said. “I knew I was just like a couple steps ahead of him, like with everything, every department. And I knew my hand speed, my footwork was faster than him. So, I listened to my corner. They told me, you know, ‘Keep letting off shots and keep turning him. He’s gonna run into something.' And then, you know, he backed up to the ropes because, you know, he seemed vulnerable at that time. So, I threw a big right hook and I landed it. And then I wanted to get him out of there, you know, to make a statement in the last round. But he was able to, you know, just to survive, pretty much.”