Whats Woods upto lately?
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Max Molyneux
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Whats Woods upto lately?
Is he planning on anything special at Light Heavy like unifying or anything?
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woods' next mandatory should be glen johnson. when glen realizes he can't get tarver for another fight, he'll go for woods i'm sure. i'd like to see woods v adamek, who's coming along beautifully. he won that war with paul briggs and clinically dismantled thomas ulrich. or a fight between woods and erdei would be interesting. zsolt just recently proved he has grit to go with his skills, vs sahnoune.
forget jones, who doesn't even try to win fights these days, forget tarver, who won't fight at 175 again. bring on Eric Harding, who still has a lot left (beating Telesco and Daniel Judah) and is the only man to beat Tarver comprehensively. though tarver put in an awesome effort to stop the division's trickiest guy in a rematch...
forget jones, who doesn't even try to win fights these days, forget tarver, who won't fight at 175 again. bring on Eric Harding, who still has a lot left (beating Telesco and Daniel Judah) and is the only man to beat Tarver comprehensively. though tarver put in an awesome effort to stop the division's trickiest guy in a rematch...
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i've just read about that. is this cynical bollocks or what? Jones is a brand name - just like an empty packet of crisps!
Hopefully the ticket buyers remember Jones-Tarver I, Jones-Tarver III and stay the fornicate at home, instead of supporting nonsense like this.
With Woods being more of a counter puncher, who the heck needs another damn pose fest. too many of them already.
Hopefully the ticket buyers remember Jones-Tarver I, Jones-Tarver III and stay the fornicate at home, instead of supporting nonsense like this.
With Woods being more of a counter puncher, who the heck needs another damn pose fest. too many of them already.
Jones makes sense to all parties from a business point of view. He probably regards Woods as the easiest touch out there to get a world title, FA will pay him well and there's no way his ego will let him quit a loser so he'll keep going until he wins. He'll sell out Sheffield (if they have at least a couple of decent undercard draws).
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Jones was he'd been champion when he unified the divison against Reggie Johnson , his move up to heavyweight and title success still he didnt reliquish the title.Max Molyneux wrote:Jones was never ring champion though.![]()
DM should of been before Gonzalez beat him though.
DM should have been champion in 1997 , but you know what the Ring are like
Tom Podmore.
i know, but it's a shame that big name fights with zero action and subdued skills are raking it all in. Jones-Tarver III, Hopkins-Taylor I and II. plus roy is damaged goods as much as a village slapperIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Jones makes sense to all parties from a business point of view. He probably regards Woods as the easiest touch out there to get a world title, FA will pay him well and there's no way his ego will let him quit a loser so he'll keep going until he wins. He'll sell out Sheffield (if they have at least a couple of decent undercard draws).
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DM unified them before Jones though but got stripped. Jones also vacated his WBC title but gave him it back just because he wamted it back.Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Jones was he'd been champion when he unified the divison against Reggie Johnson , his move up to heavyweight and title success still he didnt reliquish the title.Max Molyneux wrote:Jones was never ring champion though.![]()
DM should of been before Gonzalez beat him though.
DM should have been champion in 1997 , but you know what the Ring are like![]()
Tom Podmore.
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I think whatever happens there are some good fights to be made at Light Heavyweight, Adamek has surfaced from the shadows and looks every bit the solid puncher, he took some great whacks against Briggs who hits very hard and still came back punching, that shot he caught Ulrich with was a beauty as well. I hope we get some unfications on soon, i doubt Adamek would have a problem going to Germany again to unify with Erdei or come to England to unify with Woods.
i hear that adamek will be the 'replacement' for the less than convincing erdei, just as erdei took over the reigns after the long in the tooth michalczewski...steve689 wrote:I think whatever happens there are some good fights to be made at Light Heavyweight, Adamek has surfaced from the shadows and looks every bit the solid puncher, he took some great whacks against Briggs who hits very hard and still came back punching, that shot he caught Ulrich with was a beauty as well. I hope we get some unfications on soon, i doubt Adamek would have a problem going to Germany again to unify with Erdei or come to England to unify with Woods.
adamek looks like the best at 175 to me. he won that great fight with briggs, and really broke down ulrich. i don't think the sloppy, huffing and puffing tarver is the best, no way.
So your suggesting Adamek will be German based then? That's interesting. He seems like a guy willing to travel and take on all comers so i am hoping he will avoid the trap of staying at home and defending. Adamek-Erdei will be interesting if i happens but after watching both of their most recent fights i would back the Pole to do the job on Erdei.
I know it sounds a bit of a stretch, but Adamek's long, stinging shots remind me a bit of Monzon. Not as heavy handed as the great Argentinian, but I love the way he stabs his punches out. Ulrich's head was snapping horribly, he gave him a real systematic beating.steve689 wrote:So your suggesting Adamek will be German based then? That's interesting. He seems like a guy willing to travel and take on all comers so i am hoping he will avoid the trap of staying at home and defending. Adamek-Erdei will be interesting if i happens but after watching both of their most recent fights i would back the Pole to do the job on Erdei.
i heard rumours/innuendo that universum would like to keep hold of adamek, and it's no secret that erdei looks ready to get beaten before he's really started his work...adamek and briggs fought on the same bill, adamek stopping ulrich and brigs stopping etienne whitaker. wouldn't be surprised to see 'em have a rematch in germany
i'd like king to really do something with adamek. he can help draw good crowds in Chicago, given the Polish population. and i think he has the tidy skills that we see in the best of german boxing. would love to see him come over here to fight woods.