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Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 02:47
by Old bones Ian
lvlarc_uk wrote:Ohh I was close!
Not as close as me, i went for Brewster KO8.

Never mind Bubi, Germany seems to have a few good prospects for the heavy division

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 03:40
by BubiScholz
Who dries my tears? :cry:

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 04:44
by J
erm unlucky mate, dont think there will be any tear drying though.

thats a bit light on the loafers innit. :lol:

maybe luan gets another shot mate.

thats sport i guess but i feel for your dissapointment, chin up son. :TU:

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 04:53
by Foggy
Boxrec says Luan was winning on all score cards at the time of the stoppage, was this a fair reflection of the fight (Maybe Bubi could shed some light on this situation)

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 05:00
by J
according to his text........ luan won 6 out of the first 7.

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 05:13
by Chambers2
I've not seen the fight, but I've read that there was some really dodgy refereeing in the 8th, Krasniqi was knocked down and while the ref was counting the bell went. He got to 10 with him still on the floor and then let him up and back to his corner. That should have been a KO 8. Brewster knocked him through the ropes in the 9th and he beat the count but his corner threw in the towel, he was finished so good corner work. Krasniqi was up 6 rounds to 1 after 7 rounds on my card so a good effort, Brewster hit him with a huge shot in the 8th to knock him down.

As J said chin up Bubi

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 05:16
by J
Chambers2 wrote:I've not seen the fight, but I've read that there was some really dodgy refereeing in the 8th, Krasniqi was knocked down and while the ref was counting the bell went. He got to 10 with him still on the floor and then let him up and back to his corner. That should have been a KO 8. Brewster knocked him through the ropes in the 9th and he beat the count but his corner threw in the towel, he was finished so good corner work. Krasniqi was up 6 rounds to 1 after 7 rounds on my card so a good effort, Brewster hit him with a huge shot in the 8th to knock him down.

As J said chin up Bubi
i hope you are remembering this support from two audley fans here Bubi :lol: :TU:

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 06:50
by BubiScholz
Thanks to both of you!!!! :TU:

I had had Luan in front 6-1 when it came to round 8. The bomb in round 8 was damn hard. it would have killed a buffalo. The count was too long, you are right. It should have been a KO 8 or a TKO 9 because at least Thorsten Schmitz had to throw the towel when he came to the corner after the 8th round to protect Luan.

But hey, that´s Heavyweight, one big punch and you are out. he was on the road to beat IMO the 2nd best Heavyweight out there. Respect.

J, now, a Audley-Luan-fight is more possible..... :lol:

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 06:53
by J
TRUE MATE IF THAT HAPPENS ILL COME OVER. :TU:

maybe brewster is turning out to be quite a decent champ he is surely on a decent run of form at present.

Despatchin golota in 1 and Luan away form home in 9 is the best form of any of the heavies out there right now in imo.

that includes old inactive bollox as well. (Vit Klit) who is turning out to be the most dissapointing yet dominant champ in history at the moment.

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:04
by nickd
Imagine what Brewster could do if he was in shape!

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:08
by knockout
with the big money involved in German boxing and the lack of any exciting challenge in the USA.... It could be possible to see a rematch....

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:15
by jomothepure
knockout wrote:with the big money involved in German boxing and the lack of any exciting challenge in the USA.... It could be possible to see a rematch....
Or Brewster might think he's on a roll and might even accept a Wlad fight in Germany? Depends on what Wlad and/or Don King are thinking on IBF or WBO, but I'd say WBO more likely

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:34
by BubiScholz
yes, maybe it´s a competition between K2/Sauerland and Universum for the next Brewster-fight with Brewster as the winner regarding his purse.

But I don´t think Wladi wants to fight Brewster after what he has shown. Wladis chin is weaker than Luans. IMO Wladi has been going from the beginning of the year for Byrd.

Brewster has only one option to get more money than a rematch: a fight vs Vitali.

I think Kohl and King who like each other will go for the money and a rematch in Germany.

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 07:44
by jomothepure
Do you think it really warrents a rematch though? You're in a far better place to comment, having seen the fight, but even though Krasniqi was clearly winning on a round by round, that punch of Brewster's isn't going to dissapear between now and a rematch. Can you see Krasniqi finding a way to stay clear of it? He's not the slowest around but still got caught.

re. Wlad-Byrd, yes, maybe Wlad would prefer Byrd - at least he knows he won't get KO'd! But assuming King will have a large say in it, I would think he'd be far happier to put Brewster and Wlad together again

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:01
by BubiScholz
jomothepure wrote:Do you think it really warrents a rematch though? You're in a far better place to comment, having seen the fight, but even though Krasniqi was clearly winning on a round by round, that punch of Brewster's isn't going to dissapear between now and a rematch. Can you see Krasniqi finding a way to stay clear of it? He's not the slowest around but still got caught.

re. Wlad-Byrd, yes, maybe Wlad would prefer Byrd - at least he knows he won't get KO'd! But assuming King will have a large say in it, I would think he'd be far happier to put Brewster and Wlad together again
The way Luan came back after the Saleta-disaster makes me believe that he could aim a rematch. we´ll see.

It´s funny that in the end it will be DK who will choose the opponent of the young Klit..... :lol: From his sight it would be better to have a Brewster-rematch. surprise surprise

Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 21:00
by sinan
brewster loses a possible rematch, he should have lost this one if only luan did his job instead of risking so much by trading punches with brewster.. brew got lucky yesterday with that mega punch, he was pretty much finnished himself

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 03:21
by Old bones Ian
Brewster is a class act in and out of the ring, never goes around slagging people off, lives a clean life, always entertaining fights. He might not be the best heavy out there, but he is the most exciting.

heres what he said about Germany
"Luan is a good fighter who landed many good shots against me," said WBO heavyweight champion Lamon Brewster after successfully defending his title by ninth round TKO against mandatory challenger Luan Krasniqi in Hamburg, Germany. "I want to be thee world champion, not just a United States champion and I proved it tonight by coming to Germany and defeating a game challenger. I always fight from will, not always from skill. I want to give applause to Hamburg and the German people for being so wonderful to me during my visit. I will never forget my time here."

class act

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 04:11
by BubiScholz
topper123 wrote:Brewster is a class act in and out of the ring, never goes around slagging people off, lives a clean life, always entertaining fights. He might not be the best heavy out there, but he is the most exciting.

heres what he said about Germany
"Luan is a good fighter who landed many good shots against me," said WBO heavyweight champion Lamon Brewster after successfully defending his title by ninth round TKO against mandatory challenger Luan Krasniqi in Hamburg, Germany. "I want to be thee world champion, not just a United States champion and I proved it tonight by coming to Germany and defeating a game challenger. I always fight from will, not always from skill. I want to give applause to Hamburg and the German people for being so wonderful to me during my visit. I will never forget my time here."

class act
Absolutely, a fair sportsman, not a trash talker. :TU:

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 04:42
by states
Fair play to Brewster, seems like a top bloke. Definately the most entertaining of the heavyweight belt-holders at the minute. Although that might be a bit of a back-handed compliment...

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 05:07
by Slapsie Maxie
The more I see of Brewster, the more I like him.

There was an excellent article a few months back ( BM?) and he came over as a very decent guy who is aware of his own limitations but works hard to overcome them

Slapsie

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 05:16
by KO Artist
Brewster can bang with the best of em.

I'd give him a chance with anyone in the division.

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 05:21
by stujones
Danny Williams said about 2 years ago on the BBC Website that Brewester/Klitchsko's were the two guys he really "feared" from his generation of heavyweights.

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 06:09
by Bard of Boxrec
just thinking, that brewster/sanders clash that was going to happen a while back would have been a corker.

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 06:30
by nickd
Why is there any need for a rematch? Krasniqi got knocked out, yes he won a few rounds but I really don't see how that warrants a rematch and I doubt very much he will get one.

Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 08:15
by BubiScholz
nickd wrote:Why is there any need for a rematch? Krasniqi got knocked out, yes he won a few rounds but I really don't see how that warrants a rematch and I doubt very much he will get one.
Money. Brewster won´t get 3.5 millions in any other fight......