ironbeard wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 10:25
Washington was in the best shape that I have seen him in.
I've never seen Washington out of shape, but he did look a bit more chiseled. I'm still surprised at this outcome. Didn't think Washington had it in him.
ironbeard wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 10:25
Washington was in the best shape that I have seen him in.
I've never seen Washington out of shape, but he did look a bit more chiseled. I'm still surprised at this outcome. Didn't think Washington had it in him.
He looked borderline late Evander career like. I knew he had a shot but a chin clip? Gerald is suddenly in play!
oogiebe wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 10:31
I've never seen Washington out of shape, but he did look a bit more chiseled. I'm still surprised at this outcome. Didn't think Washington had it in him.
He looked borderline late Evander career like. I knew he had a shot but a chin clip? Gerald is suddenly in play!
He's earned himself another decent payday. Maybe vs Charles Martin.
chuck9788 wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 12:03
I'd like to see Washington face someone like Carlos Takam next. Or maybe Agit Kabayel, with the winner getting a shot for the IBF title belt.
chuck9788 wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 12:03
I'd like to see Washington face someone like Carlos Takam next. Or maybe Agit Kabayel, with the winner getting a shot for the IBF title belt.
I really don't like any of those three to be challenging for a major title. Washington still lost 3 of his last five.
chuck9788 wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 12:03
I'd like to see Washington face someone like Carlos Takam next. Or maybe Agit Kabayel, with the winner getting a shot for the IBF title belt.
I really don't like any of those three to be challenging for a major title. Washington still lost 3 of his last five.
Before the KO loss, Helenius was ranked # 5 by the IBF. Kayayel is currently ranked # 3 by the IBF. Only Kubrat Pulev is ranked higher for that organizations belt.
I really don't like any of those three to be challenging for a major title. Washington still lost 3 of his last five.
Before the KO loss, Helenius was ranked # 5 by the IBF. Kayayel is currently ranked # 3 by the IBF. Only Kubrat Pulev is ranked higher for that organizations belt.
The sanctioning bodies don't have the most accurate rankings, do they?
Easy for me to say from outside the ring but Helenius seems to go over really easily. I don't think those would have been big KO punches versus many other heavies.
overhand_right wrote: ↑14 Jul 2019, 12:46
Easy for me to say from outside the ring but Helenius seems to go over really easily. I don't think those would have been big KO punches versus many other heavies.
He is no TFKoB but I certainly did not expect Washington to clip him like that. He had only been stopped once before.