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Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

Max Molyneux wrote:Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

A comeforward type - tends to eat pucnhes but got a cast iron chin and can really whack.

I see it as quite an exciting ish fight - tough to call. McCall hates jabbers movers (lost a wide decision to Larry Donald). Likes the forward plodding types... as does Peter.

Both have sound chins. Very sound.

I could see it a bit like Skelton vs Williams 1 - skills and artistry out of the window.

Reports saying its going to be McCline. I am quite glad actually, whilst he didn't deserve a title shot (far from it) vs Valuev - he got it and it ended unsatisfactorly. I am glad he's got this chance.

Actually has a bit of a chance, his chin is very good - even if he fights in a shell. Can be intimidated, but Peter doesn't have the speed of punch of Calvin Brock and doesn't have either the skills or physical pressence of a Valuev or Klitchsko. Peter is pretty average, but for his punch wouldn't be near the top ten.

Max Molyneux wrote:Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

James Toney although small for a heavy has very good skills , and he couldn't outbox Peter.

stujones wrote:McCall hates jabbers movers (lost a wide decision to Larry Donald).

He never fought Donald.

Yep. Peter surprised everyone by OUTBOXING Toney 2nd time around. He has some talent, but is definitely lacking something. He's done nothing since that 2nd Toney fight. He should have had tune ups to develop what ability he has. Next time we see him he'll probably be a fat bastard with no skills again.

Old bones Ian wrote:

Max Molyneux wrote:Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

James Toney although small for a heavy has very good skills , and he couldn't outbox Peter.

He outboxed comfortably in their first fight IMO, it was a shocking decision!!!!!

I had Peter winning the first fight also, was alot closer than the 2nd one though. And also it shows that Peter can listen and adapt to new skills, because he showed a vast inprovment in the 2nd Toney fight.

Peter is never going to be the most skillful heavyweight, but he has shown that he's got better , He also seems to have a level head on those big shoulders.

oliverfennell wrote:

stujones wrote:McCall hates jabbers movers (lost a wide decision to Larry Donald).

He never fought Donald.

Appologis, I meant Williamson.

Old bones Ian wrote:

Max Molyneux wrote:Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

James Toney although small for a heavy has very good skills , and he couldn't outbox Peter.

He did easily In the 1st fight though.

Max Molyneux wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:

Max Molyneux wrote:Sam Peter would get outboxed by anyone one with decent skills, whats McCall like?

James Toney although small for a heavy has very good skills , and he couldn't outbox Peter.

He did easily In the 1st fight though.

not quite easy. it was very close and Toney's case was hurt by him getting countered by right hands and stumpling around like a fatman with no legs. Looking back at Toney-Peter 1 it's fair to say they were both so bad that maybe neither deserved it.

I couldn't give Peter more than 3 rounds In the first fight, he was getting shoulder rolled and counter quite easy I thought. Peter was mostly just pressing foward and only landing on Toney's shoulders.

Max Molyneux wrote:I couldn't give Peter more than 3 rounds In the first fight, he was getting shoulder rolled and counter quite easy I thought. Peter was mostly just pressing foward and only landing on Toney's shoulders.

Which makes Peter's 2nd win more impressive, who honestly thought Peter would win on points comfortably? He improved so much between those fights.

He came in lighter, fitter and stronger.
Peter is the only heavy to give Klitschko a decent fight recently. I'd love to see those 2 go at it again.

Max Molyneux wrote:I couldn't give Peter more than 3 rounds In the first fight, he was getting shoulder rolled and counter quite easy I thought. Peter was mostly just pressing foward and only landing on Toney's shoulders.

3 rds, that's pretty fvcking drastic. the fight was very even

Old bones Ian wrote:

Max Molyneux wrote:I couldn't give Peter more than 3 rounds In the first fight, he was getting shoulder rolled and counter quite easy I thought. Peter was mostly just pressing foward and only landing on Toney's shoulders.

Which makes Peter's 2nd win more impressive, who honestly thought Peter would win on points comfortably? He improved so much between those fights.

He came in lighter, fitter and stronger.
Peter is the only heavy to give Klitschko a decent fight recently. I'd love to see those 2 go at it again.

Peter's problem is he thinks the loss to Wlad was all down to the ref who let Wlad hold. To a certain extent, yes, but he cannot fathom that it's also because he's a slow, one dimensional, wide swinging meat head.

I dont understand why McCall is being considered when Juan Carlos Gomez isnt??????????

There are due to fight and Gomez is 1/4 whilst McCall is 3/1.

All this giving challenges to known losers (Golota et al) is a joke.

Peter v McCline has been confirmed, not the worst matchup they could of had. But it still shouldn't be for a 'World Title'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptNAlNEB ... ed&search=

He's probably thanking Jesus again that he's In with a non threat.

DK2112 wrote:David Tua is the only man capable of unifying the heavyweight title in my opinion.

You have got to be kidding. He'll be lucky to win a belt even in the current climate.


As for the interim championship being awarded what a joke! It's bad enough when they make an interim championship fight when a champion is injured but to quite simply hand an interim belt to a guy who hasn't fought in 9 months is beyond a joke! What a shambles.

Tua's never won a belt despite beating some future title holders eg Ruiz, Maskaev. He never will. Lennox Lewis tormented him.

Lewis did an anti-bum-of-the-month. The US media took the piss out of Joe Louis' challengers. Whereas they frequently predicted that anyone half dangerous was going to spark Lennox and end his career (Golota, Grant, Tua, and so on, though LL didn't fight anything close to every month of course).

Tua does seem to have got himself into shape lately , he can still win a championship, any boxer that punches as hard as him stands a chance. Also Tua has one of the best chins in the division.