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Spinks-Judah, March 20th, PPV

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 12:05
by Ulysses
Interesting clash for the undisputed welterweight crown. Judah's never struck me as a big light-welter, will the slick southpaws cancel each other out in a snorefest? I fancy Cory on points in an uneventful fight.

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 13:33
by The_Power
I agree, cory UD

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 13:58
by bennie
Will Judah relinquish his WBO title? If so, we all know who will be lined up for the vacant title. Ricky Hatton.

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 14:06
by REAL_DEAL
no bennie, hatton doesnt want the WBO

cotto may get a crack

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 14:16
by bennie
REAL_DEAL wrote:no bennie, hatton doesnt want the WBO

cotto may get a crack
Where did you hear this, mate?

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 14:23
by REAL_DEAL
think i heard from one of his mates, thats why the WBO dropped hatton from the rankings, if only calzaghe felt the same way

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 14:45
by stujones
Mr King really does want Spinks out of the scene as quickly as possible. There was ludicriously low money on offer for the Mayorga rematch, and I don't believe Spinks is getting much more for this one.

King still loves Mayorga and if Judah wins, expect Judah vs Mayorga to be made in a quick flash.

Don't expect Judah to lose his belt untill after the result of the contest, if he wins I'll expect he'll vacate, if he loses he will keep his WBO belt.

I think Spinks will win this one, I think Spinks' chin is solid enough and I'm not convinced about Judah - sure he's flashy, but when things don't go entirely his way he looks very poor (note Witter, Coreley, Tszyu). I can't see him having his way with the slick southpaw, Spinks MD.

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 19:59
by steve689
Judah seems to have dropped into a lull of boring fights, fair enough he blew out Jaime Rangel early but he really needed a big result like that to re-ignite interest in his career. He is mainly on a rebuilding process after the Tszyu loss and i don't think he got the credit he deserved for beating a slick fighter in Demarcus Corley. It all depends on how well Spinks takes a punch as to how this ones goes imo, if Spinks punch resistance is suspect then Judah may rattle his cage but i think Spinks takes a decent shot so i fancy Spinks UD12 Judah.

Posted: 17 Jan 2004, 20:01
by stujones
Steve, don't think Judah hits harder than Mayorga - and Spinks stood up to his punches fine.

Posted: 18 Jan 2004, 19:57
by steve689
stujones wrote:Steve, don't think Judah hits harder than Mayorga - and Spinks stood up to his punches fine.
As i suspected, i will join the Spinks UD12 Judah group then for certain.

Posted: 19 Jan 2004, 06:02
by Goz
Fascinating matchup. I've only seen Spinks the once against Mayorga, I reckon Judah might have enough about him to win it on points.

Posted: 29 Jan 2004, 08:13
by Ulysses
Apparently the show is now postponed 'till the summer.
Fights involving Mayorga-Rivera and Ruiz-Oquendo falling through were to blame.