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Nikolai Valuev vs Owen Beck

As I said mate......you a well meaning and well informed masochist.
You also happen to curate one of the best threads on the board which I always follow

Julio Cesar Chavez v Hector Camacho

Systematic beating administered by Chavez in this one, Camacho couldn't deal with the relentless work rate and combinations from the Mexican. JCC cut the ring off nicely and Hector's pot shots on the move did next to nothing to deter Julio who went up and down with plenty of precision. The JCC left hook to the body was on point throughout alongside the lead right hand which scored at will, busting up Macho to the point that his left eye was all but closed by R8.

Camacho showed plenty of balls to fight back in pockets through R9-12 and hear the final bell despite taking a lot of punishment however this version of Camacho had no answer to Chavez, clinic in pressure fighting.

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:36 Nikolai Valuev vs Owen Beck



Valuev stops Beck in 3 to retain his World Heavyweight title, he looked pretty decent actually Valuev, put his shots together nicely and had no issues landing, he dropped Beck in the 2nd with a right hand, after that the writing was on the wall, Beck was down again in the 3rd by a big right uppercut, he barely made count and he was on shaky legs but the ref bizarrely let him carry on when Valuev walked up and hit him with a big right then the ref jumped straight in

I'm betting you cannot wait to move on from Valuev! None as die-hard as you mate!

NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 16:46 Julio Cesar Chavez v Hector Camacho

Systematic beating administered by Chavez in this one, Camacho couldn't deal with the relentless work rate and combinations from the Mexican. JCC cut the ring off nicely and Hector's pot shots on the move did next to nothing to deter Julio who went up and down with plenty of precision. The JCC left hook to the body was on point throughout alongside the lead right hand which scored at will, busting up Macho to the point that his left eye was all but closed by R8.

Camacho showed plenty of balls to fight back in pockets through R9-12 and hear the final bell despite taking a lot of punishment however this version of Camacho had no answer to Chavez, clinic in pressure fighting.

Hector "Macho" Camacho was over-the-hill by the time he fought the great Julio Cesar Chavez.

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 14:41

Nikolai Valuev vs Owen Beck

As I said mate......you a well meaning and well informed masochist.
You also happen to curate one of the best threads on the board which I always follow

Thanks mate

oogiebe wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 17:16

handsofstone wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 03:36 Nikolai Valuev vs Owen Beck



Valuev stops Beck in 3 to retain his World Heavyweight title, he looked pretty decent actually Valuev, put his shots together nicely and had no issues landing, he dropped Beck in the 2nd with a right hand, after that the writing was on the wall, Beck was down again in the 3rd by a big right uppercut, he barely made count and he was on shaky legs but the ref bizarrely let him carry on when Valuev walked up and hit him with a big right then the ref jumped straight in

I'm betting you cannot wait to move on from Valuev! None as die-hard as you mate!

Haha your not wrong Oog

elmersalsa wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 20:29

NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑07 Jun 2021, 16:46 Julio Cesar Chavez v Hector Camacho

Systematic beating administered by Chavez in this one, Camacho couldn't deal with the relentless work rate and combinations from the Mexican. JCC cut the ring off nicely and Hector's pot shots on the move did next to nothing to deter Julio who went up and down with plenty of precision. The JCC left hook to the body was on point throughout alongside the lead right hand which scored at will, busting up Macho to the point that his left eye was all but closed by R8.

Camacho showed plenty of balls to fight back in pockets through R9-12 and hear the final bell despite taking a lot of punishment however this version of Camacho had no answer to Chavez, clinic in pressure fighting.

Hector "Macho" Camacho was over-the-hill by the time he fought the great Julio Cesar Chavez.

Indeed.

Nikolai Valuev vs Monte Barrett



Valuev stops Barrett in the 11th to retain his World Heavyweight title, brave effort from Barrett all he had was the wild overhand right but he made ir work occasionally and he wasnt intimidated by Valuev's size, Valuev controlled him with the jab/straight right though, he had Barrett down in the 8th from a 1/2 and Barrett was down a few times but the ref kept calling push, 2 or 3 should've been knockdowns, things were over in the 11th, a jab had Barrett down heavily and it was finally called, Barrett more exhausted and accumitive punches wearing him down, Valuev was pouring it on when Barrett's corner stormed the ring to save their man, terrible refereeing throughout, if he'd called all the times Valuev should've scored KDs then he maybe wouldn't have let Barrett take that punishment

Nikolai Valuev vs Jameel McCline



Valuev stops McCline after 3 rounds to retain his World Heavyweight title, a bit of a farce, hadnt really got going, Valuev controlling McCline with the jab, McCline offered precious little, right at the end of the 3rd as the bell went, McCline threw a right hand and collapsed onto his left side, he did land on his knee TBF but he knew straight away he wasnt coming out for round 4

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 03:32 Nikolai Valuev vs Jameel McCline



Valuev stops McCline after 3 rounds to retain his World Heavyweight title, a bit of a farce, hadnt really got going, Valuev controlling McCline with the jab, McCline offered precious little, right at the end of the 3rd as the bell went, McCline threw a right hand and collapsed onto his left side, he did land on his knee TBF but he knew straight away he wasnt coming out for round 4

LOL! You poor man.

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 08:42

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 03:32 Nikolai Valuev vs Jameel McCline



Valuev stops McCline after 3 rounds to retain his World Heavyweight title, a bit of a farce, hadnt really got going, Valuev controlling McCline with the jab, McCline offered precious little, right at the end of the 3rd as the bell went, McCline threw a right hand and collapsed onto his left side, he did land on his knee TBF but he knew straight away he wasnt coming out for round 4

LOL! You poor man.

The Chagaev fight next

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:03

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 08:42

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 03:32 Nikolai Valuev vs Jameel McCline



Valuev stops McCline after 3 rounds to retain his World Heavyweight title, a bit of a farce, hadnt really got going, Valuev controlling McCline with the jab, McCline offered precious little, right at the end of the 3rd as the bell went, McCline threw a right hand and collapsed onto his left side, he did land on his knee TBF but he knew straight away he wasnt coming out for round 4

LOL! You poor man.

The Chagaev fight next

Egads man! (my wife is asking me why I'm lmfao right now)

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:06

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:03

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 08:42
LOL! You poor man.

The Chagaev fight next

Egads man! (my wife is asking me why I'm lmfao right now)

That fight was never shown here

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 10:53

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:06

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:03

The Chagaev fight next

Egads man! (my wife is asking me why I'm lmfao right now)

That fight was never shown here

And for good reason!!!

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 11:00

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 10:53

oogiebe wrote: ↑09 Jun 2021, 09:06
Egads man! (my wife is asking me why I'm lmfao right now)

That fight was never shown here

And for good reason!!!

Ruslan Chagaev vs Nikolai Valuev


Chagaev beats Valuev by close MD to become World Heavyweight champion, should've been widely unanimous, Valuev barely won a single round, just plodded forward trying to work jab to no effect, Chagaev's southpaw style gave him kittens, he used the right jab and followed up with straight or looping left hands, no issues landing on Valuev, he boxed and moved for 12 rounds, dominating things, the height differential was a hindrance to Valuev and he was ineffective all night, a clever fight from Chagaev and shouldve been a landslide

handsofstone wrote: ↑10 Jun 2021, 03:49 Ruslan Chagaev vs Nikolai Valuev

A one of the best fights featuring Valuev. Chagaev made it look like a decent boxing lesson.

I have got a big medal ready for Handsofstone....personally, I think I would prefer to read Valuev's poetry

Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich



Valuev shuts out Liakhovich over 12 in a non title fight, domination from start to finish, typical Valuev performance just plodded away jabbing the head off Liakhovich, a couple of times he unloaded both hands but mostly he was content to jab his way to a decision, Liakhovich took his lumps, never looked hurt but offerwd zero offensively, easy nights work for Valuev

Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich


Valuev shuts out Liakhovich over 12 in a non title fight, domination from start to finish, typical Valuev performance just plodded away jabbing the head off Liakhovich, a couple of times he unloaded both hands but mostly he was content to jab his way to a decision, Liakhovich took his lumps, never looked hurt but offerwd zero offensively, easy nights work for Valuev

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2021, 14:11

Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich


Valuev shuts out Liakhovich over 12 in a non title fight, domination from start to finish, typical Valuev performance just plodded away jabbing the head off Liakhovich, a couple of times he unloaded both hands but mostly he was content to jab his way to a decision, Liakhovich took his lumps, never looked hurt but offerwd zero offensively, easy nights work for Valuev

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Im done mate, seen the Holyfield and Haye fights, Fernando Vargas up next

handsofstone wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 03:06

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2021, 14:11

Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich


Valuev shuts out Liakhovich over 12 in a non title fight, domination from start to finish, typical Valuev performance just plodded away jabbing the head off Liakhovich, a couple of times he unloaded both hands but mostly he was content to jab his way to a decision, Liakhovich took his lumps, never looked hurt but offerwd zero offensively, easy nights work for Valuev

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Im done mate, seen the Holyfield and Haye fights, Fernando Vargas up next

oooh Winky then Tito then Oscar for a superb triple header

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 08:07

handsofstone wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 03:06

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2021, 14:11

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Im done mate, seen the Holyfield and Haye fights, Fernando Vargas up next

oooh Winky then Tito then Oscar for a superb triple header

Already watched the Oscar and Tito fights earlier in thread mate, will watch Winky though, watching Yori Boy first

handsofstone wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 03:06

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2021, 14:11

Nikolai Valuev vs Sergei Liakhovich


Valuev shuts out Liakhovich over 12 in a non title fight, domination from start to finish, typical Valuev performance just plodded away jabbing the head off Liakhovich, a couple of times he unloaded both hands but mostly he was content to jab his way to a decision, Liakhovich took his lumps, never looked hurt but offerwd zero offensively, easy nights work for Valuev

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Im done mate, seen the Holyfield and Haye fights, Fernando Vargas up next

You made it! you're a warrior bruh!

oogiebe wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 18:45

handsofstone wrote: ↑12 Jun 2021, 03:06

Bodyshot3 wrote: ↑11 Jun 2021, 14:11

Just three more Valuev chapters to go fella...hang in there

Im done mate, seen the Holyfield and Haye fights, Fernando Vargas up next

You made it! you're a warrior bruh!

i think the Cory Spinks binge was worse