Re: Odlanier Solis vs Tony Thompson RBR
Posted: 22 Mar 2014, 18:55
Gotta love tony thompson
Feel privaledged to have watched him twice in liverpool.
Feel privaledged to have watched him twice in liverpool.
Hear that? I think Buncey may be reading this.Benelio wrote:I can really see Thompson getting stitched up here. Solis has been a bit more lively the last couple, and I think that will swing it for the judges.
I usually get a bit sickened by that sort of thing, and I know the promoter is no angel, but on this occasion I cannot hold it against him !!! He probably muttered to himself "not spending another penny on this fat fxxker" half way through that fightcolumbo wrote:Good job by the judges! Bizarre from the promoter though. Once he found out Thompson won, he seemed to ditch Solis and then have his arms all around Thompson
I wouldn't trust him to fornicate a whore if I steered him into a brothel.JimJim2009 wrote:They might as well give Solis his contract back and tell him to xxxx off. Even if they steer him into a world title fight, would you trust him to win ?
I bet Solis reaches the fridge before Tony's got the knickers offCholo_cws wrote:Good result.
(Thompson already on his way to find his wife.)
That's a good postBenelio wrote:Well I think Solis just did what's been working for him for the last few years, but it didn't work against a top 10 heavy. After he got the better of round 1 with Vitali before his knee crumbled, I was left wondering what would have happened if the fight had continued without injury. Tonight we got the answer.
Vitali won the first round against Solis. Solis is a complete hypejob, fat joke.Benelio wrote:Well I think Solis just did what's been working for him for the last few years, but it didn't work against a top 10 heavy. After he got the better of round 1 with Vitali before his knee crumbled, I was left wondering what would have happened if the fight had continued without injury. Tonight we got the answer.
Thompson wasn't woeful, he did a brilliant thing and dominated a pathetic fat, hypejob.J-C wrote:Sad state of affairs when the most exciting moment in a 12 round HW fight is when the slightly less woeful performer doesn't get robbed.
Thompson is a legit top 10 heavyweight.crusader wrote:I'd like to see Thompson-Wilder, though I know it's unlikely. I wouldn't be surprised if Tony 'Priced" him.
I disagree on that. Solis caught Vitali a lot with the overhand right in the first round.Horse wrote:Vitali won the first round against Solis. Solis is a complete hypejob, fat joke.Benelio wrote:Well I think Solis just did what's been working for him for the last few years, but it didn't work against a top 10 heavy. After he got the better of round 1 with Vitali before his knee crumbled, I was left wondering what would have happened if the fight had continued without injury. Tonight we got the answer.
He never had anything, he always sucked.
I just watched it on the television today. Solis is overhyped garbage and always was.columbo wrote:I disagree on that. Solis caught Vitali a lot with the overhand right in the first round.
Are you completely unaware of his amateur career? Sure, he's been fat and lazy his whole professional career, but people pay attention to the amateur backgrounds. For example, Lomachenko was the betting favorite against Salido. That was obviously based on his amateur pedigree.Horse wrote:I just watched it on the television today. Solis is overhyped garbage and always was.columbo wrote:I disagree on that. Solis caught Vitali a lot with the overhand right in the first round.
He is the type of clown that's overhype disturbs me and I am confused by what so many others see in such a useless, fat, lazy clod.
What's his amateur career got to do with the Vitali fight?knurak wrote:Are you completely unaware of his amateur career? Sure, he's been fat and lazy his whole professional career, but people pay attention to the amateur backgrounds. For example, Lomachenko was the betting favorite against Salido. That was obviously based on his amateur pedigree.