TheBeast
Heavyweight
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by TheBeast » 16 Aug 2014, 16:23
Stefan Haertel made a succesful pro debut and looked pretty good using movement, the jaba nd some straight punch attacks to follow.
Noel Gevor made a little statement rocking Abdoul who is a durable gatekeeper.
PsychoGamer
Light Heavyweight
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by PsychoGamer » 16 Aug 2014, 17:43
Hernandez should fight Makabu... he would get knocked out badly!
TheBeast
Heavyweight
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by TheBeast » 16 Aug 2014, 17:46
Here is Arslan's ear before it popped open
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 18:01
SD for Hernandez. Close fight....
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 18:02
I thought Arslan edged it. Another tough loss for him.
diddy
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by diddy » 16 Aug 2014, 18:22
armageto wrote: I thought Arslan edged it. Another tough loss for him.
Thought the odds (-800) were way out of bounds on this one. YPH isnt that good.
crusader
Heavyweight
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by crusader » 16 Aug 2014, 18:23
In his 40s Arslan arguably deserved wins over Huck and Hernandez. Doesn't catch a break with the judges.
diddy
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by diddy » 16 Aug 2014, 18:24
crusader wrote: In his 40s Arslan arguably deserved wins over Huck and Hernandez. Doesn't catch a break with the judges.
Arslan is doing a nice job with the PEDs, they are keeping him relevant. Tough old guy, he is.
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 18:46
Just started watching the Culcay fight. How's it looking so far?
PsychoGamer
Light Heavyweight
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by PsychoGamer » 16 Aug 2014, 18:48
armageto wrote: Just started watching the Culcay fight. How's it looking so far?
He's been down in the third round, (Culcay) but it seems to get better for him since R6.
armageto
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 18:49
PsychoGamer wrote: armageto wrote: Just started watching the Culcay fight. How's it looking so far?
He's been down in the third round, (Culcay) but it seems to get better for him since R6.
Thanks for the update. Figure the fight to be close to even?
hhaehre
Heavyweight
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by hhaehre » 16 Aug 2014, 18:51
Culcay is boxing nicely but he has no power and looks small at the weight. He'll get steamrolled by the top men in the division for sure.
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 18:54
hhaehre wrote: Culcay is boxing nicely but he has no power and looks small at the weight. He'll get steamrolled by the top men in the division for sure.
I always thought he would be better served at 147, but doubt he could make the weight....
PsychoGamer
Light Heavyweight
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by PsychoGamer » 16 Aug 2014, 18:58
armageto wrote: PsychoGamer wrote: armageto wrote: Just started watching the Culcay fight. How's it looking so far?
He's been down in the third round, (Culcay) but it seems to get better for him since R6.
Thanks for the update. Figure the fight to be close to even?
Honestly, im not scoring it... even if Culcay loses closely, i can imagine the judges giving him the decision.
armageto
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 19:01
PsychoGamer wrote:
Honestly, im not scoring it... even if Culcay loses closely, i can imagine the judges giving him the decision.
He seems to have been winning the rounds, since I tuned in, at least.....
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 19:09
From the half of fight I saw, Culcay won. However, I didn't see the first half....
PsychoGamer
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by PsychoGamer » 16 Aug 2014, 19:09
armageto wrote: PsychoGamer wrote:
Honestly, im not scoring it... even if Culcay loses closely, i can imagine the judges giving him the decision.
He seems to have been winning the rounds, since I tuned in, at least.....
German commentator says Culcay done good, and won it. Now lets wait for the judges.
armageto
Heavyweight
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by armageto » 16 Aug 2014, 19:14
I like Culcay. I don't think he will ever beat the top guys in the division like Canelo, Lara, or Andrade, but I think he could develop into a top 10 guy. Molina, Smith, Vanes, Nelson, etc... aren't world beaters...
punchoutsb
Heavyweight
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by punchoutsb » 17 Aug 2014, 10:07
Hate to see Firat robbed again. I thought he won this fight
Freedom
Heavyweight
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by Freedom » 17 Aug 2014, 15:47
It was a close fight, the one judge should be body slammed in the ring for his score card.
giacomino
Heavyweight
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by giacomino » 17 Aug 2014, 16:32
Am biased because I like Arslan a lot, but it was close and neither Hernandez nor Huck are going to lose remotely close fights at home, the same way Chavez, Canelo, Bradley, Garcia, Koki Kameda, and a few others aren't going to lose close decisions at home