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Sanders/Adamek?

Sanders/Botha (battle of South Africa).

Rover wrote:Sanders/Botha (battle of South Africa).

Sanders smashed Botha on numerous occasions in the amateurs.

polecateddy wrote:

Rover wrote:Sanders/Botha (battle of South Africa).

Sanders smashed Botha on numerous occasions in the amateurs.

This would be in the pros.

Sanders/Jefferson?

Rover wrote:

polecateddy wrote:

Rover wrote:Sanders/Botha (battle of South Africa).

Sanders smashed Botha on numerous occasions in the amateurs.

This would be in the pros.

Too many Corrie matchups Rover.

Well, it's all confined to one thread, not like the many Corrie threads that were popping up before.

Sanders/Dominic Guinn? Guinn had a solid chin; think I actually might take Corrie on points.

Rover wrote:Sanders/Dominic Guinn? Guinn had a solid chin; think I actually might take Corrie on points.

Poor old Dominic Guin. When he beat Michael Grant a lot of American pundits, like Emanuel Stewart had him pegged as the next great American heavyweight. It's not like he even went of the rails and was found to be chinny. It was just a total misjudgement. And now he's a career journeyman, whose best post-Grant result was scaring Audley Harrison to defeat on PTS. Yuck!

polecateddy wrote:

Rover wrote:Sanders/Mercer?

Your Mercers and McCalls are the worst matches for obvious reasons.

Indeed, Mercer too damn tough. He wins via late KO.

Rover wrote:Sanders/Adamek?

Adamek wins a razor thin decision. I could see him getting dropped early, but being just tough enough and skilled enough to last long enough to run Sanders out of gas and take a 114-113 type decision. I could see Sanders getting him out of there or the decision going his way as well if he were able to drop Adamek more than once.

As I say though, I think Adamek is tough enough and skilled enough to get the job done.

Rover wrote:Sanders/Dominic Guinn? Guinn had a solid chin; think I actually might take Corrie on points.

Sanders wins on points. Guinn's tough, never been stopped...but he just doesn't throw punches...poor stamina and all Corrie could manage to do just enough to win a decision here while Guinn is standing around with his hands in his pockets.

polecateddy wrote:

Rover wrote:Sanders/Dominic Guinn? Guinn had a solid chin; think I actually might take Corrie on points.

Poor old Dominic Guin. When he beat Michael Grant a lot of American pundits, like Emanuel Stewart had him pegged as the next great American heavyweight. It's not like he even went of the rails and was found to be chinny. It was just a total misjudgement. And now he's a career journeyman, whose best post-Grant result was scaring Audley Harrison to defeat on PTS. Yuck!

Yeah, some were calling him America's best hope since Bowe.

gilgamesh wrote:

Rover wrote:Sanders/Adamek?

Adamek wins a razor thin decision. I could see him getting dropped early, but being just tough enough and skilled enough to last long enough to run Sanders out of gas and take a 114-113 type decision. I could see Sanders getting him out of there or the decision going his way as well if he were able to drop Adamek more than once.

As I say though, I think Adamek is tough enough and skilled enough to get the job done.

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Sanders/Tucker?

Corrie Sanders vs Jake, the guy who works weekends down at Ace Hardware.

BoxBuzz wrote:Corrie Sanders vs Jake, the guy who works weekends down at Ace Hardware.

Draw!
:)

In retrospect, Corrie would have benifitted from getting out of SA and being matched hard on the American circuit. He would have won some, lost some ...but the wins would probably have been classics. And ultimately people would have had more respect for his career.

Oliver would ko him.

Since this name has come up...
Sanders/Nielsen?
:)

Rover wrote:Since this name has come up...
Sanders/Nielsen?
:)

I really don't think that's even competitive.

The Great John L wrote:

Rover wrote:Since this name has come up...
Sanders/Nielsen?
:)

I really don't think that's even competitive.

I agree. Nielsen beat a bunch of nobodies or completely past-prime guys (Holmes).