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WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 17:19
by Boxing Addict
? Is \Morales too old and past it
From what i've seen of danny his not really a mover, so morales slow legs might not mean as much
Weekend opinion
Kell were good but this is still domestic level, matthew is a domestic level fighter, he seems hard to nail and puches from weird angles, power doesn't look devastating but hits hard enough.
They need to test him against a world class opponent, malignaggi would have been excellent
Macklin made the fight easier than i expected by boxing rather than slugging. I reckon he could have stood more of a punchers chance if he just went in there trying to ko sergio, sergio showed that he has the power to beat any middleweight, his hand speed and accuracy is brilliant. I reckon the Barker fight was harder for martinez. Martinez now needs to fight the other so called champions instead of making these meaningless defences
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 17:29
by Yes We Can
Boxing Addict wrote:They need to test him against a world class opponent, malignaggi would have been excellent
Malignaggi is not a world class opponent. He is now, at best a gatekeeper, that is smaller than Matty Hatton and with even less of a punch if possible.
Boxing Addict wrote:? Is \Morales too old and past it
I think Morales can get a tight decision here, I'm thinking with a similar fight occcuring to the Maidana bout with a more limited and less powerful & strong guy against him. loses a few early, but as Garcia slows down, Morales backs him up and starts hurting him big with methodical boxing and counterpunching.
Boxing Addict wrote:Macklin made the fight easier than i expected by boxing rather than slugging
If anything i think Macklin proved that Martinez is not an elite level boxer, more a fast and awkward guy. Mack had far more success with this boxing tactic than he ever would have had swarming Sergio.
Seriously believe Martinez takes a lesson in boxing from Lara should they meet, and wouldn't completely rule out Martin Murray being able to blend the BArker/Macklin tactics nicely to push Martinez really bloody close (FWIW i consider Murray to be the weaker of the 3 brits, but think he has enough all round to trouble Martinez, or make him look utterly average)
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 18:11
by jamesmcdonnell
Boxing Addict wrote:? Is \Morales too old and past it
From what i've seen of danny his not really a mover, so morales slow legs might not mean as much
Weekend opinion
Kell were good but this is still domestic level, matthew is a domestic level fighter, he seems hard to nail and puches from weird angles, power doesn't look devastating but hits hard enough.
They need to test him against a world class opponent, malignaggi would have been excellent
Macklin made the fight easier than i expected by boxing rather than slugging. I reckon he could have stood more of a punchers chance if he just went in there trying to ko sergio, sergio showed that he has the power to beat any middleweight, his hand speed and accuracy is brilliant. I reckon the Barker fight was harder for martinez. Martinez now needs to fight the other so called champions instead of making these meaningless defences
I think if Macklin tried to brawl, the end would have come even sooner, as soon as Macklin put him down, Martinez turned on the heat, he would have done the same, but even earlier, I just dont think Macklin had the tools or experience to deal with him.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 19:02
by Horse
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I think if Macklin tried to brawl, the end would have come even sooner, as soon as Macklin put him down, Martinez turned on the heat, he would have done the same, but even earlier, I just dont think Macklin had the tools or experience to deal with him.
"Even sooner" & "even earlier"?
You make it seem like Macklin was bombed out early instead of getting stopped at the end of the 11th round.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 19:32
by jamesmcdonnell
Stop being pedantic, is sooner and earlier enough.
Fact is, Martinez would have won no matter what Macklin did, he is more experienced, faster, hits harder, is more versatile, and much smarter.
No shame in that, Martinez is a very special fighter.
Macklin is a very good fighter, Martinez a great one.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 20:24
by Horse
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Stop being pedantic, is sooner and earlier enough.
Fact is, Martinez would have won no matter what Macklin did, he is more experienced, faster, hits harder, is more versatile, and much smarter.
No shame in that, Martinez is a very special fighter.
Macklin is a very good fighter, Martinez a great one.
You can call it pedantic if you want, but what you said was unfairly demeaning to Macklin.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 20:50
by states
Christ, you're hard work at times.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 21:02
by Datsue
states wrote:Christ, you're hard work at times.
"At times"? Horse will worry absolutely any statement like a starving dog on a bone just for the sake of it, & you say "at times"?
You can call it pedantic if you want, but I feel your statement was unfairly demeaning to Horse.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 18 Mar 2012, 21:06
by states
Datsue wrote:states wrote:Christ, you're hard work at times.
"At times"? Horse will worry absolutely any statement like a starving dog on a bone just for the sake of it, & you say "at times"?
You can call it pedantic if you want, but I feel your statement was unfairly demeaning to Horse.
At the time, Horse had only queried one point. If I'd seen him query more posts this month, I could elevate him to 'all the time'.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 03:34
by lefthook82
@states, i think datsue is jesting
As for Morales, I thought he'd be leaving the ring on a stretcher against Maidana but Maidana was more buzzed in the fight than he was
So after that, not writing him off
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 04:31
by crusader
I'm giiving Morales a chance, but I don't think that he'll win.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 11:02
by Datsue
lefthook82 wrote:@states, i think datsue is jesting
Well spotted mate, thanks. I shall maybe try to be less subtle next time.
Or you know, funnier. One or the other.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 11:54
by states
I knew he was. Clearly we both need to step up.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 12:56
by J
defo the sarcasm on this board needs to step up.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 13:17
by Bard of Boxrec
Who is this Give, and why does Morales belong to him?
Wait - Give IS Morales???
Who gives Give's Morales a chance??? Not me, Morales doesn't answer to anyone.
On the other hand if Give IS Morales, I'm not sure, are we talking alter ego? If the mysterious Give can inject some of the old Morales into Morales, maybe he does have a chance.
Re: WHO GIVE'S MORALES A CHANCE NEXT WEEK?
Posted: 19 Mar 2012, 13:19
by Counter-puncher
Datsue wrote:states wrote:Christ, you're hard work at times.
"At times"? Horse will worry absolutely any statement like a starving dog on a bone just for the sake of it, & you say "at times"?
You can call it pedantic if you want, but I feel your statement was unfairly demeaning to Horse.
horse is p4p