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this can be any fight day old or 100 years old give a breif descritopn of the fight and who was in it

Donaire - Marquez

donaire looks an akward southpaw

Some fight on Solo Boxeo.I can`t remember their names but they were going to town on each other`s faces. The last fight I saw before that was the Judah vs Cruz fight. What an uppercut that was!

Jpreisser wrote:Some fight on Solo Boxeo.I can`t remember their names but they were going to town on each other`s faces. The last fight I saw before that was the Judah vs Cruz fight. What an uppercut that was!

ive not watched it yet? did he look like he did pre tzsyu?

Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

Adamj1987 wrote:

Jpreisser wrote:Some fight on Solo Boxeo.I can`t remember their names but they were going to town on each other`s faces. The last fight I saw before that was the Judah vs Cruz fight. What an uppercut that was!

ive not watched it yet? did he look like he did pre tzsyu?

It is hard to tell because Cruz throws wide punches even when he tries to get close and thus made him a fairly easy target for Judah so I can`t say he looks like pre-Tszyu Judah. What I will give him though is that he was very humble in the interviews before the fight and acted respectful after the fight wich was nice. He also used his jab to great effect and I hope he sticks to it because it was beautiful. He was sharp with his punches,still has very quick hands,and he looked to be in very good condition. I am not calling it a complete transformation yet but for this fight it was.
Watch it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLiBBuvHBBY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL0STcNEV1M

Eddie Mustapha Muhammad/Marvin Johnson

EMM put down one of the most savage body attacks I've ever seen. I'm a Johnson fan, but that was just beautiful to watch.

Adamj1987 wrote:Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

I don't think 'outclasses' and 'over matched' apply to that bout. Cunningham was floored and having plenty of trouble with Ross until USS started using his thumbs.

Last fight I saw was Shumenov-Uzelkov. What appeared to be a very good fight on paper turned into a sleep-inducing drubbing. Uzelkov floored Shumenov in the first with a left hook and decided not to throw more than ten punches a round for the remainder of the bout. Shumenov scores a knockdown in the third and wins almost every round from the second on, simply by throwing more punches.

crusader wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

I don't think 'outclasses' and 'over matched' apply to that bout. Cunningham was floored and having plenty of trouble with Ross until USS started using his thumbs.

Last fight I saw was Shumenov-Uzelkov. What appeared to be a very good fight on paper turned into a sleep-inducing drubbing. Uzelkov floored Shumenov in the first with a left hook and decided not to throw more than ten punches a round for the remainder of the bout. Shumenov scores a knockdown in the third and wins almost every round from the second on, simply by throwing more punches.

No doubt, Ross was more than holding his own before he got thumbed.

I turned off the Shumenov fight after 5 or 6 rounds, it just wasn't watchable.

Various fights of Sonny Liston, and frankly I'm not as awed by him as the average BOTP poster.

Just watched Bernard Dunne - Yuri Voronin. Yuri was unlucky not to grab a victory in that one, Dunne was 'out on his feet' in the last.

I watched some of the Beibut Shumenov v Vyacheslav Uzelkov fight,something came up and I missed the rest.

Evander wrote:I watched some of the Beibut Shumenov v Vyacheslav Uzelkov fight,something came up and I missed the rest.

You didn't miss much

Jpreisser wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:

Jpreisser wrote:Some fight on Solo Boxeo.I can`t remember their names but they were going to town on each other`s faces. The last fight I saw before that was the Judah vs Cruz fight. What an uppercut that was!

ive not watched it yet? did he look like he did pre tzsyu?

It is hard to tell because Cruz throws wide punches even when he tries to get close and thus made him a fairly easy target for Judah so I can`t say he looks like pre-Tszyu Judah. What I will give him though is that he was very humble in the interviews before the fight and acted respectful after the fight wich was nice. He also used his jab to great effect and I hope he sticks to it because it was beautiful. He was sharp with his punches,still has very quick hands,and he looked to be in very good condition. I am not calling it a complete transformation yet but for this fight it was.
Watch it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLiBBuvHBBY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL0STcNEV1M

cheers

crusader wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

I don't think 'outclasses' and 'over matched' apply to that bout. Cunningham was floored and having plenty of trouble with Ross until USS started using his thumbs.

Last fight I saw was Shumenov-Uzelkov. What appeared to be a very good fight on paper turned into a sleep-inducing drubbing. Uzelkov floored Shumenov in the first with a left hook and decided not to throw more than ten punches a round for the remainder of the bout. Shumenov scores a knockdown in the third and wins almost every round from the second on, simply by throwing more punches.

Ross didnt trouble him to the knock down steves jab kept the points coming for round after round

Brian Mitchell vs Carbrera. Very repetitive, MItchell had to much on most departments for Carbera who did his best to survive the 10 rounds and managed

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Eddie Mustapha Muhammad/Marvin Johnson

EMM put down one of the most savage body attacks I've ever seen. I'm a Johnson fan, but that was just beautiful to watch.

just settling down to watch this on youtube. yeah, nice. i recall BRR once stating that it was pretty much impossible to land the left hook to the body against a southpaw

i rewatched DLH-Mosley 1 last night, for no particular reasonn.

Adamj1987 wrote:Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

Ironically this is the last fight I watched as well and yet it seems as we watched two different fights.

Grimm wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:Cunningham Vs ross

cunningham outcalasses over matched opponant

Ironically this is the last fight I watched as well and yet it seems as we watched two different fights.

see totally different things some people i've spoken to people who had hagler-leonard a shut out for leonard when i give it hagler just

Angulo vs. Alcine

Angulo powers his way through over matched opponent.

Adamj1987 wrote:

Jpreisser wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote: ive not watched it yet? did he look like he did pre tzsyu?

It is hard to tell because Cruz throws wide punches even when he tries to get close and thus made him a fairly easy target for Judah so I can`t say he looks like pre-Tszyu Judah. What I will give him though is that he was very humble in the interviews before the fight and acted respectful after the fight wich was nice. He also used his jab to great effect and I hope he sticks to it because it was beautiful. He was sharp with his punches,still has very quick hands,and he looked to be in very good condition. I am not calling it a complete transformation yet but for this fight it was.
Watch it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLiBBuvHBBY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL0STcNEV1M

cheers

You are surely welcome! What did you think?

Just rewatched Froch-Kessler to score it.

dajuggernaut wrote:Angulo vs. Alcine

Angulo powers his way through over matched opponent.

I thought Alcine was going to win it . Angulo did impress me though, I still think he'll lose when he steps up.

I just watched Tito vs Mayorga, what a destruction that was, Mayorga took an absoulote hiding

holyfield-bowe 1....that uppercut bowe landed on holyfield nearly sent holyfields head to the moon! one of the best cleanest uppercuts i have seen, but gotta give holyfield alot of credit for staying on his feet because that was an uppercut straight from hell!!

Judah-Spinks I and II.

2 guys with all the speed and natural ability in the world. I loved watching these 2 southpaws go at it. Spinks is a guy, who a few years ago at his best, I think would have been a good match for either Mayweather or Paquiao. Not saying he would win, but he wouldn't be giving up speed to either of them and he is slick enough to win some rounds.

BarryWashington wrote:

jrc26 wrote:Judah-Spinks I and II.

2 guys with all the speed and natural ability in the world. I loved watching these 2 southpaws go at it. Spinks is a guy, who a few years ago at his best, I think would have been a good match for either Mayweather or Paquiao. Not saying he would win, but he wouldn't be giving up speed to either of them and he is slick enough to win some rounds.

I started to watch Spinks/Judah I not too long ago (didn't get to finish it). I'll have to do that ASAP.

II was better IMO, if you haven't seen that.