If Hatton gets by Malignaggi, and Judah does actually move down, I'd consider him the hardest fight at 140 by a long way. In fact, despite his defeats at WW, I think he'd beat Hatton pretty handily.
Judah back to 140?
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EddieShredder
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Judah back to 140?
According to Boxingtalk anyways.
If Hatton gets by Malignaggi, and Judah does actually move down, I'd consider him the hardest fight at 140 by a long way. In fact, despite his defeats at WW, I think he'd beat Hatton pretty handily.
If Hatton gets by Malignaggi, and Judah does actually move down, I'd consider him the hardest fight at 140 by a long way. In fact, despite his defeats at WW, I think he'd beat Hatton pretty handily.
Re: Judah back to 140?
It's a very logical move for Judah. He could beat any of the current Light Welterweights on his day but he's so inconsistent he will always be at risk of getting out hussled by fighters like Carlos Baldomir. I always felt he was far too small for Welterweight.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Judah back to 140?
Judah v Bradley would be a good fight.
Re: Judah back to 140?
Yes!! Finally. The old era of Welters like Mitchell, Spinks and Mayweather have been replaced with monsters that Zab is too small for.
I agree with Dave that Bradley v Judah would be a better fight. Maybe Pacman v Hatton too and then the winners fight each other. Dreamland, I know.
I agree with Dave that Bradley v Judah would be a better fight. Maybe Pacman v Hatton too and then the winners fight each other. Dreamland, I know.
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Dirk Kelly
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Re: Judah back to 140?
For some reason I think Hatton might be able to handle Judah easily. Don't ask me why...
Re: Judah back to 140?
We'd need to go.Dirk Kelly wrote:For some reason I think Hatton might be able to handle Judah easily. Don't ask me why...
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Judah back to 140?
wouldn't it justDavidPayne wrote:Judah v Bradley would be a good fight.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Judah back to 140?
Bradley alongside Molitor are my two unsung favourites.
Replacing the now much loved JMM.
I really think Bradley, if he stays grounded, has a big future.
Replacing the now much loved JMM.
I really think Bradley, if he stays grounded, has a big future.
Re: Judah back to 140?
Any Molitor fights you'd recommend apart from Hunter? I've not seem much of him and want to see if he's as good as they say.DavidPayne wrote:Bradley alongside Molitor are my two unsung favourites.
Replacing the now much loved JMM.
I really think Bradley, if he stays grounded, has a big future.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Judah back to 140?
Well I remember his fresh-faced decontruction of good ole Boothy very well.
I've only seen snippets of his more recent fights.
Gets his big chance in November.
I've only seen snippets of his more recent fights.
Gets his big chance in November.
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Re: Judah back to 140?
the fight vs Castillo's little brother Ricardo is probably the best one. watch for Molitor's under-rated bodypunching. doesn't get mentioned much on the canadian commentary but he slows the (huge looking for 122lbs) castillo down to walking pace by the endEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Any Molitor fights you'd recommend apart from Hunter? I've not seem much of him and want to see if he's as good as they say.DavidPayne wrote:Bradley alongside Molitor are my two unsung favourites.
Replacing the now much loved JMM.
I really think Bradley, if he stays grounded, has a big future.
The N'dlovu fight's okay too haven't seen his more recent ones.