Re: Broner-Maidana SPOILER
Posted: 15 Dec 2013, 06:45
Absolutely.Kilburn wrote:Well done Maidana, he continues to reign as king of the second wind
Absolutely.Kilburn wrote:Well done Maidana, he continues to reign as king of the second wind
Already all over my Facebook.fightscorecollector wrote:[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BbgIXjdCEAAjxag.jpg
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Think Sanata was behaving like that during one of his half dozen DQ wins over Terry Norris. Also remember Hopkins nonsense during his rematch with Jones and the first fight with Cunningham. For a few seconds my heart sank. Thought it would be a get out of jail card for Broner. Thankfully the ref was having none of it. The doctor was also somewhat dismissive of Broner.palooka wrote:Broner showed guts, it got very hot for him; I think that first knockdown really shocked him. I don't think I'll ever forget how he walked across the ring and then lay down and rolled over after Maidana butted him; I'm not sure I've ever seen that before but hope I do oneday.
Pleased for Marcos, he seems down to earth and I hope he gets big money now; I'm not so sure that Broner will take such a knock very well, he needed knocking down a peg or 2 but it'd be a shame if it ruins him.
The ref overall was terrible though. The guy whose dad is the head of the Texas commission hence him always getting the big fights. He was allowing Broner to get away with Dirty stuff all night. The moment Maidana done anything he was giving him a severe tongue lashing and eventually a point deduction.WayoftheCass wrote:Think Sanata was behaving like that during one of his half dozen DQ wins over Terry Norris. Also remember Hopkins nonsense during his rematch with Jones and the first fight with Cunningham. For a few seconds my heart sank. Thought it would be a get out of jail card for Broner. Thankfully the ref was having none of it. The doctor was also somewhat dismissive of Broner.palooka wrote:Broner showed guts, it got very hot for him; I think that first knockdown really shocked him. I don't think I'll ever forget how he walked across the ring and then lay down and rolled over after Maidana butted him; I'm not sure I've ever seen that before but hope I do oneday.
Pleased for Marcos, he seems down to earth and I hope he gets big money now; I'm not so sure that Broner will take such a knock very well, he needed knocking down a peg or 2 but it'd be a shame if it ruins him.
Not sure. It definietly looked suspect though. The doctor at end of the fight did say that he needed an X-ray on it. I remember hearing him say it.palooka wrote:Did Maidana break Broner's jaw?
Yeah spot on. As much as I dislike Broner he took his beating like a man and was still very dangerous throughout. There were points in the middle rounds where I thought he was walking Maidana down and Marcos's chance had gone but he turned it around again with that KD in the 8th. Broner took a really brutal beating in the 2nd and the 9th. Credit to him for not throwing in the towel. His corner work was awful. They had no clue what to do or say. They all just look petrified at the impending reality of the Broner gravy train hitting the skids.DaveyH wrote:A definite feelgood quality to this victory, Maidana deserved it and was humble in the post fight interview.
I was genuinely worried that there'd be a controversy with the scoring.
I'll give Broner some credit though, he showed some guts and took some pretty harsh shots, for a fighter who's never really been tagged he did well to get through. Although he was definitely looking for a way out when the "headbutt" connected. Also he was sporting at the end, went over to Maidana and wished him well, he must have known at that time it'd take a miracle or a pretty serious payoff to the judges to get him the result.
Hard to say what will happen to Broner now. He could start afresh, drop the whole Floyd wannabe gimmick and take the sport seriously. I think he could figure again at world level, possibly at a lower weight. He'll never be the elite pound for pound great though. Or he could fade out completely.
As for Maidana, I just hope he fights often, he's exciting to watch and will give anyone a hard scrap.
It was a dirty fight from both in fairness. There should have been more points deductions. Broner was complaining about it all night. Both were pushing off and using elbows. Maidana was also landing low a lot. I was actually glad Cole didn't get too involved. Dirty, rough fight but also a great one full of drama and excitement. Made up for some recent boring early hours US cards.columbo wrote:The ref overall was terrible though. The guy whose dad is the head of the Texas commission hence him always getting the big fights. He was allowing Broner to get away with Dirty stuff all night. The moment Maidana done anything he was giving him a severe tongue lashing and eventually a point deduction.WayoftheCass wrote:Think Sanata was behaving like that during one of his half dozen DQ wins over Terry Norris. Also remember Hopkins nonsense during his rematch with Jones and the first fight with Cunningham. For a few seconds my heart sank. Thought it would be a get out of jail card for Broner. Thankfully the ref was having none of it. The doctor was also somewhat dismissive of Broner.palooka wrote:Broner showed guts, it got very hot for him; I think that first knockdown really shocked him. I don't think I'll ever forget how he walked across the ring and then lay down and rolled over after Maidana butted him; I'm not sure I've ever seen that before but hope I do oneday.
Pleased for Marcos, he seems down to earth and I hope he gets big money now; I'm not so sure that Broner will take such a knock very well, he needed knocking down a peg or 2 but it'd be a shame if it ruins him.
He's already said he wants an instant rematch. He doesnt want a tune up fight first either.Terminator666 wrote:Begs the question would Broner be interested in a rematch? Be a big money fight but likely the same result.
He has the hand speed and power to still be a big talent he's just a bit one dimensional and his defensive movement is poor. Maidana knew where he was all night.columbo wrote:He's already said he wants an instant rematch. He doesnt want a tune up fight first either.Terminator666 wrote:Begs the question would Broner be interested in a rematch? Be a big money fight but likely the same result.
Let's see it happen.columbo wrote:He's already said he wants an instant rematch. He doesnt want a tune up fight first either.Terminator666 wrote:Begs the question would Broner be interested in a rematch? Be a big money fight but likely the same result.
I think Broner-Garcia would actually be fairly close. Purely because of the style matchup. I'd favour Garcia though.G0mez wrote:The new Mayweather? my ass - I bet he ate more shots than Floyd has in the last decade in a fight against a crude operator.
Band Camp is cancelled until further notice.
It still amazes me people still buying the hype wholesale.
Pacman , Valero (RIP) etc would have killed him at 135 - and 140 he would be against Garcia, Matthysse , Providnikov - hungrier fighters by far.
I dont think he takes his boxing seriously enough. He goes round touring the states with rappers like Lil Wayne. There was a video of him leaked last week having a threesome with a couple of dancers/hookers.palooka wrote:Broner is a fantastic scalp for Marcos who is a solid and strong welter; losing to Maidana doesn't make Broner crap - he didn't have the strength to keep Marcos off him - he gave it a hell of a go though. It was a good fight and hope both can go onwards - I don't think Broner should be at welter though.
Yeah Locket and to be fair he was right. The yank commentators had Broner winning 4 and 5 which was a f#cking nonsense. I had Broner winning 6 & 7 and the last 2. Maidana scored 2 knockdowns and could have got a 10-8 in the 9th it was s such a beat down though I just gave it 10-9. Did get a points deduction just after second kd. So like Locket I had it by 6 points. On the whole Broner took a bad, bad beating. He was always in it but for most of the fight was second best and the fact he's getting most credit for taking his beating so well and showing such a good chin really tells you all you need to know.tobyh5 wrote:I was only paying half attention after the fight and once the decision was announced I zoned out, did one of the guys in the UK studio really say they had Broner six points up or did I dream that?