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x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:22 Also remember Duhaupas is the guy who stopped previously unbeaten Helenius' comeback, in his hometown too, same as this one will be in Miller's...and Duhaupas is planning for the future too. According to BoxRec he's got 3 tba's planned in quick succession after he presumably beats Miller. I thought very highly of Miller before the Wach fight, but his stock went down in that one. So who wants to give me 6-1 odds? I'm betting on Du. I don't want to deal with bookies.

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 14:38 I like Miller but Wach was badly out of shape and I think he may have KO'd Miller if he didn't hurt his hand at the beginning because the big baby looked wide open for Wach's normally crushing right. Why didn't Wach train properly? Is he retiring?

Duhaupas took the fight against Wilder at the last minute and didn't have much time to train for it and also suffered from some injury and still put up a good fight. Don't make post-Duhaupas plans for Miller yet. The bookies have Miller a 6-1 favorite over Duhaupas. One will get me six? I'll take that bet.

dagilechia wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:45

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:22 Also remember Duhaupas is the guy who stopped previously unbeaten Helenius' comeback, in his hometown too, same as this one will be in Miller's...and Duhaupas is planning for the future too. According to BoxRec he's got 3 tba's planned in quick succession after he presumably beats Miller. I thought very highly of Miller before the Wach fight, but his stock went down in that one. So who wants to give me 6-1 odds? I'm betting on Du. I don't want to deal with bookies.

i could because i am pretty sure that Miller wins. btw i thought that Duhaupas is bigger and taller, but he is not, i thought he can outjab Miller but i think the Frenchman loses by late KO

dagilechia wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 17:02

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 14:38 I like Miller but Wach was badly out of shape and I think he may have KO'd Miller if he didn't hurt his hand at the beginning because the big baby looked wide open for Wach's normally crushing right. Why didn't Wach train properly? Is he retiring?

Duhaupas took the fight against Wilder at the last minute and didn't have much time to train for it and also suffered from some injury and still put up a good fight. Don't make post-Duhaupas plans for Miller yet. The bookies have Miller a 6-1 favorite over Duhaupas. One will get me six? I'll take that bet.

Wach said he was training properly, just wanted to came in heavier against as heavy opponent as Miller is. and before injuring he injuried his hand this fight was very even and winnable for Wach. Wach is going to fight at Warsaw national stadium in may at a big event (with a freak fight though) on which fighters gonna be announced by Michael Buffer. btw it is a shame that Micheal Buffer is going to announce fight between these guys http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/78037 vs http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/42799 (he is also a promoter of this event) sounds like a joke but it's true

promotor of this event said that names possible to fight Wach on this event are Jennings, Chisora, Kudryashov and Helenius. he once mentioned even Tyson Fury .also Izu Ugonoh fights on this event but rejected to fight Wach

jamamb wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 22:48 3 tbas for duhaupas seems more like looking ahead after a loss, if he beats miller i doubt he does that tba schedule, probably something bigger

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 21:53

dagilechia wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:45

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:22 Also remember Duhaupas is the guy who stopped previously unbeaten Helenius' comeback, in his hometown too, same as this one will be in Miller's...and Duhaupas is planning for the future too. According to BoxRec he's got 3 tba's planned in quick succession after he presumably beats Miller. I thought very highly of Miller before the Wach fight, but his stock went down in that one. So who wants to give me 6-1 odds? I'm betting on Du. I don't want to deal with bookies.

i could because i am pretty sure that Miller wins. btw i thought that Duhaupas is bigger and taller, but he is not, i thought he can outjab Miller but i think the Frenchman loses by late KO

Duhaupas is 6'5" and fighting at around 250 lately. That's pretty big in anybody's language.

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 22:10

dagilechia wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 17:02

x2x wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 14:38 I like Miller but Wach was badly out of shape and I think he may have KO'd Miller if he didn't hurt his hand at the beginning because the big baby looked wide open for Wach's normally crushing right. Why didn't Wach train properly? Is he retiring?

Duhaupas took the fight against Wilder at the last minute and didn't have much time to train for it and also suffered from some injury and still put up a good fight. Don't make post-Duhaupas plans for Miller yet. The bookies have Miller a 6-1 favorite over Duhaupas. One will get me six? I'll take that bet.

Wach said he was training properly, just wanted to came in heavier against as heavy opponent as Miller is. and before injuring he injuried his hand this fight was very even and winnable for Wach. Wach is going to fight at Warsaw national stadium in may at a big event (with a freak fight though) on which fighters gonna be announced by Michael Buffer. btw it is a shame that Micheal Buffer is going to announce fight between these guys http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/78037 vs http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/42799 (he is also a promoter of this event) sounds like a joke but it's true

promotor of this event said that names possible to fight Wach on this event are Jennings, Chisora, Kudryashov and Helenius. he once mentioned even Tyson Fury .also Izu Ugonoh fights on this event but rejected to fight Wach

At least Wach's hand wasn't seriously injured then. That's what finished me and lots of others, hand injury.

Kudryashow? Is he moving to heavyweight? He could, but my pet peeve, there's no fair place in boxing for guys just over 200. Wach would outweigh him by about 60 pounds. Boxing badly needs a superheavyweight division. That would be some slugfest though.

And I was wondering what's up with Helenius. And I forgot about Jennings. He's won three mediocre quick KO's in a row since getting KO'd by K. Kong.

Tyson Fury isn't ready yet. I wonder how his comeback will be. Helenius has demonstrated how hard it is to get back into top form in this sport after being absent for a long time, even tho he trained very hard and stayed in good shape.

Wach's body in the Miller fight rather belied his training assertion. he looked "soft around the middle", as whatshisname said in "Fat City" (a very good boxing movie!).

Thanks for the info on the May event in Poland. I didn't know about it. Michael Buffer huh? As long as it's not that announcer with the long afro pigtails. Who is taht one? His hairdo gives me the heeby jeebies.

Miller-Duhaupas. I think it could go either way. I think 6-1 odds are way out of line and a very good bet on the underdog, Duhaupas.

jamamb wrote: ↑21 Feb 2018, 16:39 btw duhaupas is some globe trekker aint he. fights in 12 countries and 13 if the spain fights happen

france, japan, netherlands, panama, usa, poland, finland, russia, algeria, germany, monaco, switzerland, and maybe spain soon