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Posted: 27 Sep 2005, 13:53
by Cannibal
dve3333 wrote:Neither guy deserves to be fighting for a world title
Krasniqi has never impressed me but the way Brewster blows hot and cold it wouldnt surprise me to see him being "Shafted in Germany"
I think Brewster deserves to be fighting for titles based on the strength of his win over Klitschcko and a 1 round KO of Golota, has done more than just about every other heavyweight to fight for them.
Posted: 27 Sep 2005, 14:50
by Old bones Ian
BubiScholz wrote:topper123 wrote:Hello Bubi, i'm going for Brewster KO8.
Still on for our little side bet Bubi, what was it 50 euros?
25 pounds
25 pounds it is, I'm going to hate taking your money.
Posted: 27 Sep 2005, 17:05
by steve689
Bubi can chuck in a crate of Berliner Weisse as well
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 04:10
by BubiScholz
steve689 wrote:Bubi can chuck in a crate of Berliner Weisse as well
sorry, Steve, Berline Weisse tastes like bullpiss, it´s for tourists.....I prefer real beer!
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:05
by BubiScholz
J wrote:and the New......................luan ud.
GO LUAN!
I am already fornicating nervous...
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:07
by MightyWarrior
BubiScholz wrote:J wrote:and the New......................luan ud.
GO LUAN!
I am already fornicating nervous...
You should be, he's gonna get clobbered!
You can always drown your sorrows at the Oktoberfest Bubbi ( or celebrate )
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:11
by Raff The Frenchman
Luan is actually the kind of fighter that will give hell to Brewster...very good defense, nice workrate, good stamina, uses the jab well...
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:15
by BubiScholz
Oktoberfest is for Japanese, American and Italian guys. I don´t pay 7 EUR for a mug half of foam..........
The only way to watch good heavy fights in Germany live is when we have some champs. More than 70 years are also enough. Luan has the possibility though Brewster is very tough. I hope it will be a fair decision.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:22
by MightyWarrior
To be honest, I want Luan to win as well. Love watching the German fights on ZDF/ARD, so I'll be cheering him on tonight.
Dangerous early rounds - Brewster will probably come out like a freight train ( he'll remember the Golota fight ) and look to bomb Luan early: set some doubts in his mind and test his heart....Luan has to be careful and get some respect too - if he sees out the early rounds, I reckon he wins on points.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:32
by BubiScholz
MightyWarrior wrote:To be honest, I want Luan to win as well. Love watching the German fights on ZDF/ARD, so I'll be cheering him on tonight.
Dangerous early rounds - Brewster will probably come out like a freight train ( he'll remember the Golota fight ) and look to bomb Luan early: set some doubts in his mind and test his heart....Luan has to be careful and get some respect too - if he sees out the early rounds, I reckon he wins on points.
Maybe Luan surprises us all and comes out as offensively as in the Whitaker-fight and knocks him out.........
But I would rate Brewsters chin very high......
But you are right, normally he should use the faster feet at the beginning and watch out Brewsters punch. A combination of both tactics should bring him on the winning side. After the sixth round everything is posible for Luan.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:39
by Old bones Ian
All the Luan supporters must have seen something in him that i have not, he's slow and predictable and will get found out tonight.
Brewster isn't a lumbering heavy he's fast and mobile with a punch.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:42
by BubiScholz
topper123 wrote:All the Luan supporters must have seen something in him that i have not, he's slow and predictable and will get found out tonight.
Brewster isn't a lumbering heavy he's fast and mobile with a punch.
Sorry, but Luan is maybe everything but not slow. Watch the Whitaker-fight. He avoided lots of heavy punches with his speed.....
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 05:50
by Old bones Ian
BubiScholz wrote:topper123 wrote:All the Luan supporters must have seen something in him that i have not, he's slow and predictable and will get found out tonight.
Brewster isn't a lumbering heavy he's fast and mobile with a punch.
Sorry, but Luan is maybe everything but not slow. Watch the Whitaker-fight. He avoided lots of heavy punches with his speed.....
all respect to Luan for beating Whitaker, but i also watched the Hoffman fight and thought that Luan looked awful in it.
Whitaker isn't the fastest heavy in the world, and can make other heavys look faster then they are.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 06:42
by BubiScholz
topper123 wrote:BubiScholz wrote:topper123 wrote:All the Luan supporters must have seen something in him that i have not, he's slow and predictable and will get found out tonight.
Brewster isn't a lumbering heavy he's fast and mobile with a punch.
Sorry, but Luan is maybe everything but not slow. Watch the Whitaker-fight. He avoided lots of heavy punches with his speed.....
all respect to Luan for beating Whitaker, but i also watched the Hoffman fight and thought that Luan looked awful in it.
Whitaker isn't the fastest heavy in the world, and can make other heavys look faster then they are.
He took the Hoffmann-fight too easy at the beginning. but then he easily boxed him out and won the last 7 or 8 rounds IMO. He did a brilliant job when he beat Sam though he was the #2 at Universum and Sam should be the future of Universum. Luan also had to chosse a new coach. His former coach went to Team Sam......With the knowledge of today it was the turning point of his career. He has improved mentally and physically like no other top ten Heavyweight.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 09:39
by Max Molyneux
Sam used to be with Universum? I thought he was with Sauerland.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 09:44
by knockout
Max Molyneux wrote:Sam used to be with Universum? I thought he was with Sauerland.
he was and he is
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:31
by Max Molyneux
So Sam's universum or Sauerland?
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:50
by BubiScholz
Max Molyneux wrote:So Sam's universum or Sauerland?
After the fight with Luan, his manager, Ahmed Öner, wanted to make another fight with Klaupe Kohl (owner of Universum) in the locker room. He wanted more love for SInan. Then they split and made a contract with Sauerland in spring 2004.
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:51
by BubiScholz
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:52
by J
haha enjoy mate text me tionght if tyhe result is the righ one! if im up ill give you a call!
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:55
by BubiScholz
J wrote:
haha enjoy mate text me tionght if tyhe result is the righ one! if im up ill give you a call!
I already bought 2 bottles of Australian Shiraz, my friend
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 10:57
by Old bones Ian
I'm looking foward to having a few beers from that £25 your going to be sending me tomorrow
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 11:03
by BubiScholz
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 14:52
by lvlarc
Brewster KO 6
Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 17:23
by lvlarc
Ohh I was close!
