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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

stujones wrote:Wow, I didn't realise Molitor lost either! Well, he didn't look good against Booth

that's because Michael Hunter broke him. Molitor was never the same after that :geek2:

Are you serious? Hunter didn't break Molitor, No disrespect to Hunter but he didn't even push Molitor close. Wonder if you'd think the same if you wasn't called NorthEastBoxingFan'....As that does give the game away for yourself being a little deluded on your comment (No offense intended by the way )

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

stujones wrote:Wow, I didn't realise Molitor lost either! Well, he didn't look good against Booth

that's because Michael Hunter broke him. Molitor was never the same after that :geek2:

Caballero broke Molitor. Since that fight Molitor noticeably got worse with each performance.

I had a feeling he would lose to Ndlovu this time around. First fight he won easily by stoppage, second fight was a competitive decision for Molitor, so it made sense that third time around in South Africa Ndlovu would win it, although I didn't expect such a one-sided fight.

crusader wrote:

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

stujones wrote:Wow, I didn't realise Molitor lost either! Well, he didn't look good against Booth

that's because Michael Hunter broke him. Molitor was never the same after that :geek2:

Caballero broke Molitor. Since that fight Molitor noticeably got worse with each performance.

I had a feeling he would lose to Ndlovu this time around. First fight he won easily by stoppage, second fight was a competitive decision for Molitor, so it made sense that third time around in South Africa Ndlovu would win it, although I didn't expect such a one-sided fight.

Hope you had a wee punt on it mate. I watched the Caballero fight on youtube and Molitor just wasn't in the same Leauge and its not as if Cabellero has done a lot since then. I had. Molitor down. To win split dec in the prediction leauge because I knew it would be close but didn't expect Ndlouvu to win so comfertably.

simon fox wrote:Rigondeaux v Nishioka would be an absolutely magnificent fight.

x100000 i would be gaying out completely over it

Munroe is far too limited for Rigo, would be another domination.

crusader wrote:

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:

stujones wrote:Wow, I didn't realise Molitor lost either! Well, he didn't look good against Booth

that's because Michael Hunter broke him. Molitor was never the same after that :geek2:

Caballero broke Molitor. Since that fight Molitor noticeably got worse with each performance.

I had a feeling he would lose to Ndlovu this time around. First fight he won easily by stoppage, second fight was a competitive decision for Molitor, so it made sense that third time around in South Africa Ndlovu would win it, although I didn't expect such a one-sided fight.

eff knows what happened to Molitor, the first fight he totally schooled Ndlovu.

I think Rigondeaux is a level above than any of the Euro Super Bantams.

rickshere wrote:I think Rigondeaux is a level above than any of the Euro Super Bantams.

Or maybe 2 or 3 levels Rick. Casey v Monroe would be a very interesting bout.

If Munroe wants a world title he should avoid Rigo or a rematch wi Nishioka. Ndlovu is a very beatable champ that should be his target a showdown with him though he might have to travel again. Cant believe Ndlovu was still the mandatory for Molitor after 2 defeats. What is it with the IBF and South African fighters? Fana,Baloyi Klassen and St Clair had the 9st 4 title for years. Mad.