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The young man is schooling Ibeh. One sided boxing lesson.

Damn this kid is good. Screwed around a bit in round 4 and 5 (which I didn't like and could have Jared end up on his butt one of these fights), but his jab and quickness just overwhelmed Ibeh, who had his nose bloodied in round one and throughout and reallly had him beaten up until finally knocking him flat out in six. Pretty scary KO.

This fight really showed how more advanced Anderson is as opposed to say, Vianello who barely got by Ibeh and didn't appear to know how to take advantage of a lesser schooled fighter.

Best video of the KO I could find.

Dominant performance by Anderson!!

He will beat yoka, Ajagba and hargovic and Joyce ... he is a beast, i don't see any flaws

Ajagba is in floods of tears now that boxtune has forsaken him for a new lover. Ajagba is now cast aside just like Pulev before him

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Feb 2021, 23:28
This fight really showed how more advanced Anderson is as opposed to say, Vianello who barely got by Ibeh and didn't appear to know how to take advantage of a lesser schooled fighter.

You are deliberately trying to have a pop at vianello lol. Put ibeh in with hrgovic then we can see how poor your usa great hope is in comparison

TheRealz wrote: ↑14 Feb 2021, 13:22

oogiebe wrote: ↑13 Feb 2021, 23:28
This fight really showed how more advanced Anderson is as opposed to say, Vianello who barely got by Ibeh and didn't appear to know how to take advantage of a lesser schooled fighter.

You are deliberately trying to have a pop at vianello lol. Put ibeh in with hrgovic then we can see how poor your usa great hope is in comparison

What... put the 1 year pro thats 21 years old in with a 28 year old olympic medalist who has been pro nearly 4 years.... thats a super fair comparison.

He's got a point, mind you their respective performances against Ibeh suggests Vianello might not be an unrealistic opponent, at least in terms of relative ability/development.

I'm sure Vianello's people would see little to be gained in fighting Anderson though, but then I said much the same about both Joyce and Dubois for similar but different reasons. Never say never.

Boxtune wrote: ↑14 Feb 2021, 10:12 He will beat yoka, Ajagba and hargovic and Joyce ... he is a beast, i don't see any flaws

Idk about Joyce just yet. He turned out to be quite a handful for DDD. If you say he beats Efe then how can any of us question that prediction?

Anderson looked decent, but his opponent was too limited. Ibeh just had nothing to suggest, a big and strong guy with poor skillset. Anderson still has a lot to prove.

candyslim wrote: ↑14 Feb 2021, 19:43 He's got a point, mind you their respective performances against Ibeh suggests Vianello might not be an unrealistic opponent, at least in terms of relative ability/development.

I'm sure Vianello's people would see little to be gained in fighting Anderson though, but then I said much the same about both Joyce and Dubois for similar but different reasons. Never say never.

Vianello would get destroyed by Anderson. Lets be honest Ibeh battered Vianello. If that fight was offered to both sides I think it would be very obvious which side would accept and which side would reject it.

Anderson performed better against Ibeh than Vianello did, but that doesn't mean Anderson necessarily beats Vianello. It doesn't always work like that:

Take Ali, Frazier, and Foreman or if you consider it sacrilegious to mention three upstarts in the same breath as these three all-time greats, then look instead at the series of fights between Adam Kownacki, Robert Helenius, Gerald Washington and Charles Martin.

Boxing is no stranger to the concept of Rock / Paper / Scissors.

Having said that I have a suspicion that Jared's career has a higher ceiling than Guido's.

Would love to see Jah vs the guidester next, not sure if top rank wants their italian boi beaten already though

candyslim wrote: ↑19 Feb 2021, 17:36 Anderson performed better against Ibeh than Vianello did, but that doesn't mean Anderson necessarily beats Vianello. It doesn't always work like that:

Take Ali, Frazier, and Foreman or if you consider it sacrilegious to mention three upstarts in the same breath as these three all-time greats, then look instead at the series of fights between Adam Kownacki, Robert Helenius, Gerald Washington and Charles Martin.

Boxing is no stranger to the concept of Rock / Paper / Scissors.

Having said that I have a suspicion that Jared's career has a higher ceiling than Guido's.

So you think Vianello beats Anderson???

I wouldn't rule it out but I think Anderson has more potential. Vianello has more senior-amateur experience and I believe he remains a good prospect despite disappointing against Ibeh, but if you ask me to choose I'd pick Anderson even now.

I suggest as Anderson matures and gains experience the gap widens, but at the moment it's a fight that could go either way. Obviously it's a bit early to be making predictions but if you ask me a question I'll do my best to answer it honestly. My gut feeling is this kid goes a long way in heavyweight boxing.

candyslim wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 03:25 I wouldn't rule it out but I think Anderson has more potential. Vianello has more senior-amateur experience and I believe he remains a good prospect despite disappointing against Ibeh, but if you ask me to choose I'd pick Anderson even now.

I suggest as Anderson matures and gains experience the gap widens, but at the moment it's a fight that could go either way. Obviously it's a bit early to be making predictions but if you ask me a question I'll do my best to answer it honestly. My gut feeling is this kid goes a long way in heavyweight boxing.

I don't see that going either way. At this juncture, Anderson would beat Guido easily. I don't say that lightly either.

jah would sodomize guido

of course they are both 2nd tier compared to the bronco conto

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 20:03 jah would sodomize guido

of course they are both 2nd tier compared to the bronco conto

More like a pony.

oogiebe wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 16:56

candyslim wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 03:25 I wouldn't rule it out but I think Anderson has more potential. Vianello has more senior-amateur experience and I believe he remains a good prospect despite disappointing against Ibeh, but if you ask me to choose I'd pick Anderson even now.

I suggest as Anderson matures and gains experience the gap widens, but at the moment it's a fight that could go either way. Obviously it's a bit early to be making predictions but if you ask me a question I'll do my best to answer it honestly. My gut feeling is this kid goes a long way in heavyweight boxing.

I don't see that going either way. At this juncture, Anderson would beat Guido easily. I don't say that lightly either.

As easily as Dubois was going to beat Joyce you mean ?

candyslim wrote: ↑21 Feb 2021, 04:24

oogiebe wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 16:56

candyslim wrote: ↑20 Feb 2021, 03:25 I wouldn't rule it out but I think Anderson has more potential. Vianello has more senior-amateur experience and I believe he remains a good prospect despite disappointing against Ibeh, but if you ask me to choose I'd pick Anderson even now.

I suggest as Anderson matures and gains experience the gap widens, but at the moment it's a fight that could go either way. Obviously it's a bit early to be making predictions but if you ask me a question I'll do my best to answer it honestly. My gut feeling is this kid goes a long way in heavyweight boxing.

I don't see that going either way. At this juncture, Anderson would beat Guido easily. I don't say that lightly either.

As easily as Dubois was going to beat Joyce you mean ?

No one said that.

Dubois by knockout I seem to remember you saying. That's fair enough we all get 'em wrong occasionally, but my point is you can't say for certain that Anderson beats Vianello, especially when we have so little to go on. As I said before I would favour Anderson but Vianello is the more experienced, and is a prospect in his own right, so I try to keep an open mind.

candyslim wrote: ↑21 Feb 2021, 15:41 Dubois by knockout I seem to remember you saying. That's fair enough we all get 'em wrong occasionally, but my point is you can't say for certain that Anderson beats Vianello, especially when we have so little to go on. As I said before I would favour Anderson but Vianello is the more experienced, and is a prospect in his own right, so I try to keep an open mind.

No one said easily. Stop EO'ing me.

That wasn't intended as a quote but when you suggest someone wins inside the distance then I interpret that to mean that you are not anticipating a great deal of difficulty for the winner. Sorry if that's an incorrect assumption.

candyslim wrote: ↑21 Feb 2021, 15:53 That wasn't intended as a quote but when you suggest someone wins inside the distance then I interpret that to mean that you are not anticipating a great deal of difficulty for the winner. Sorry if that's an incorrect assumption.

Dude, that is a dumb 'interpretation.' You never saw a fight that ended in a KO that wasn't a tough fight up to that point? LMFAO!