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Posted: 17 Jan 2005, 11:05
by BubiScholz
knockout wrote:say what you like about Universum fighters but 99% of the time they are in condition to do 12 rounds.......
only a couple of occasions i can think of when they have gassed...
Wlad in two fights, Krasniqi in one fight.....
I would like to see some more pics of Gomez to really see what shape he was in..... Defiagbon was well out of shape by the looks of things (he did take this at short notice)
Luan Krasniqi only because he was a last minute replacement and wasn´t trained for 12 rounds!
Posted: 17 Jan 2005, 11:06
by BubiScholz
knockout wrote:say what you like about Universum fighters but 99% of the time they are in condition to do 12 rounds.......
only a couple of occasions i can think of when they have gassed...
Wlad in two fights, Krasniqi in one fight.....
I would like to see some more pics of Gomez to really see what shape he was in..... Defiagbon was well out of shape by the looks of things (he did take this at short notice)
Luan Krasniqi only because he was a last minute replacement and wasn´t trained for 12 rounds!
Posted: 17 Jan 2005, 21:55
by Freiheit
I just read that Halmich vs Hernandez had 7,4 mill viewers so I was wondering Bubi if you know how many Gomez vs Defiagbon had?
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 03:27
by Coconut
Just watched this last night. Whilst Gomez was impressive and his strength and accuracy were evident, he was eating a fair few jabs and getting his head knocked back by half-thrown jabs as well, especially early on. I used to rate Gomez very highly and he did look good, but he was getting out-jabbed by an average jabber, and I think that gives some indication of how, say, Harrison, would look to counteract him.
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 07:01
by stujones
Coconut wrote:Just watched this last night. Whilst Gomez was impressive and his strength and accuracy were evident, he was eating a fair few jabs and getting his head knocked back by half-thrown jabs as well, especially early on. I used to rate Gomez very highly and he did look good, but he was getting out-jabbed by an average jabber, and I think that gives some indication of how, say, Harrison, would look to counteract him.
Don't tell me it was on Eurosport, some poorish live fight was advertised.
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 07:08
by jamesmcdonnell
Petkovic was on last night, it looked like such a poor show I couldn't even be bothered to watch it. The vast majority of the fights on eurosport are deathly boring, poor old Steve Holdsworth has his work cut out most nights.
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 08:20
by Coconut
Nope, I got it over t'interweb. It's now sitting on my desk top so if anyone knows how I can get a 322MB file over to them without much hassle I'll happily do so.
Posted: 19 Jan 2005, 09:07
by Freiheit
The next (?) live show on Eurosport, atleast next spotlight card, features Grigorian, Kotelnik and Abdulaev so it should be good to watch, atleast for some of the top 140lbs in Europe.
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 13:17
by BubiScholz
Freiheit wrote:I just read that Halmich vs Hernandez had 7,4 mill viewers so I was wondering Bubi if you know how many Gomez vs Defiagbon had?
i read it on tuesday, too. they showed the Gomez-fight about 2 hours later. i don´t know how much viewers stayed tuned....
Posted: 20 Jan 2005, 13:25
by BubiScholz
Freiheit wrote:The next (?) live show on Eurosport, atleast next spotlight card, features Grigorian, Kotelnik and Abdulaev so it should be good to watch, atleast for some of the top 140lbs in Europe.
the fight from Firat Arslan fothe WBO International Cruiser was rather good.