Scariest Fighter of 2012

Datsue
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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iamasadlittleboy wrote:Kazuto Ioka, deadly to the body, fast, still improving, and lovely combinations.
Roman Gonzalez is a little machine, he was made to fight and seems to be growing quickly.

Ioka: :bow:

Or "Vat-grown Samurai Warrior Virgin", as he's known around these parts.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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iamasadlittleboy wrote:Kazuto Ioka, deadly to the body, fast, still improving, and lovely combinations.
Roman Gonzalez is a little machine, he was made to fight and seems to be growing quickly.
Excellent call - Gonzalez is a terrific little fighter and has the snap to put good kids away.

On the point of what is scary about a fighter it's open to the individual. To me some straight ahead Rios type guy isn't scary, hard as nails yes but he gives you a chance and you know your going to get a tear up no matter what - if he bangs you then fair play but it works both ways.

Ward would be nightmarish. He's cute, skilled and clever but he will also outman you and break your heart. It's often overlooked how Ward out manned Froch on the inside - at stages he basically fought Froch's fight - with a badly damaged hand - superb performance
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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fizzjambo wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:Kazuto Ioka, deadly to the body, fast, still improving, and lovely combinations.
Roman Gonzalez is a little machine, he was made to fight and seems to be growing quickly.
Excellent call - Gonzalez is a terrific little fighter and has the snap to put good kids away.

On the point of what is scary about a fighter it's open to the individual. To me some straight ahead Rios type guy isn't scary, hard as nails yes but he gives you a chance and you know your going to get a tear up no matter what - if he bangs you then fair play but it works both ways.

Ward would be nightmarish. He's cute, skilled and clever but he will also outman you and break your heart. It's often overlooked how Ward out manned Froch on the inside - at stages he basically fought Froch's fight - with a badly damaged hand - superb performance
It was not overlooked by me. I said before the fight (and you can check my posts) that the idea Froch would 'bully' him was ridiculous. Ward was by far the better MAN. And thats why he would beat anyone at the minute at any style.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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Froch in the form he is in now would be pretty damn scary. Knowing that he would be willing to take your best shots and keep coming. Bad news.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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mickey1975 wrote:
fizzjambo wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:Kazuto Ioka, deadly to the body, fast, still improving, and lovely combinations.
Roman Gonzalez is a little machine, he was made to fight and seems to be growing quickly.
Excellent call - Gonzalez is a terrific little fighter and has the snap to put good kids away.

On the point of what is scary about a fighter it's open to the individual. To me some straight ahead Rios type guy isn't scary, hard as nails yes but he gives you a chance and you know your going to get a tear up no matter what - if he bangs you then fair play but it works both ways.

Ward would be nightmarish. He's cute, skilled and clever but he will also outman you and break your heart. It's often overlooked how Ward out manned Froch on the inside - at stages he basically fought Froch's fight - with a badly damaged hand - superb performance
It was not overlooked by me. I said before the fight (and you can check my posts) that the idea Froch would 'bully' him was ridiculous. Ward was by far the better MAN. And thats why he would beat anyone at the minute at any style.
me, too :TU:
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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Broner.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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keith thurman
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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greenyox3 wrote:Gennady Golovkin.

The lad is an animal.
This.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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johnswan1 wrote:Broner.
Broner could be really special and I respect his skills a lot, but I don't like Marmite.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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spatchcock the 2nd wrote:keith thurman
Interesting shout. Thurman is getting there, for sure. He's a miniature, more exciting, none sore toe version of David Haye.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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slapbangwhallop wrote:Stephen 'Block' Reynolds! You'd cross the street to avoid him!

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Stephen is actually a good dude but his brother Alan who had a better amateur career but didn't turn pro is crazy as hell.
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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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Wale Omotoso, he has killed people in sparing.

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Re: Scariest Fighter of 2012

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david price he's the hardest hitter in the heaviest division.
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