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Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 11:03
by jamesmcdonnell
Karmazin is a very accurate puncher, very good technically, and pretty fluid too. Good fight this one.
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 04:50
by Bard of Boxrec
Anyone remember Richie Woodhall cooing 'Oh, he will DEFINITELY become world champion, oooh, ABSOLUTELY' about karmazin after beating david walker? I scoffed then, but looks like he was spot on...
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 05:15
by jamesmcdonnell
Not much of an upset in my book this one, I always thought Karmazin was a class act, losing to Castilleo was no disgrace.
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 07:13
by Southpaw Stylist
Southpaw Stylist wrote:Ouma easily. People are underestimating the class of this guy.
I said this whilst high on crack....
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 07:29
by jamesmcdonnell
Southpaw Stylist wrote:Southpaw Stylist wrote:Ouma easily. People are underestimating the class of this guy.
I said this whilst high on crack....
"To err is human, to forgive, Divine."
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 09:27
by KO Artist
KO Atrist wrote:dve3333 wrote:I think Ouma is underrated by most and Karmazin I think (judging by his fight with Holmes) will be dominated if Ouma concentrates on body shots early as Karmazin can be hurt there and has somewhat of a straight-up style.
I can see Ouma's combinations downstairs getting to Roman and keeping him gun-shy and Ouma will get to him late on.
Ive seen Ouma badly hurt by a Welterweight he was almost out.
I reckon there could be an upset here.
I TOLD YOU SO
Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 10:19
by bigynzing
Southpaw Stylist wrote:Southpaw Stylist wrote:Ouma easily. People are underestimating the class of this guy.
I said this whilst high on crack....
lol...must of been some good shit.
Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 07:07
by KOJOE90
Strange but entertaining fight.
Ouma just seemed way too layed back, there seemed little fire or urgency in his work. Maybe he is a slow starter and those early body shots just took too much out of him before he could even get started. Or maybe he greatly underestimated his opponent?
Oumas corner also seemed very layed back, maybe thats just their style or maybe they think that their fighter just doesn't respond well to being yelled at or 'kicked up the arse' etc. Who knows.
Good performance by Karmazin I though, showed he could go 12 rounds, his punches were well placed and seemed to have a good 'snap' about them. The guy seems to have been around for ages to lets hope his Tiitle reign works well for him.
Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 09:02
by Kilburn
I hold my hands up, I was way off. But I never dreamt Ouma would perform so abysmally. He was terrible.
Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 09:23
by steve689
Don't understimate Karmazin's body work, i think those left hooks to the body took a lot out of Ouma...great win for Karmazin, he was stronger in all departments.
Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 11:36
by Manos de Oro
steve689 wrote:Don't understimate Karmazin's body work, i think those left hooks to the body took a lot out of Ouma...great win for Karmazin, he was stronger in all departments.
You nailed it.
Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 18:58
by E
Shit... can't believe they threw David Walker in with this guy.......