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soloman haumono
Posted: 13 Nov 2008, 23:37
by buster007
still no word on his next opponent.
any thoughts on who it may be?
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 01:07
by adamheight
buster007 wrote:still no word on his next opponent.
any thoughts on who it may be?
cliff couser was on here the other day saying he had signed a contract for a rematch down here in oz at the end of nov...but i guess he was just talking shit.
its a shame. cliff has an awesome record (think it 14-0 with 13 ko's) and hes not exactly a spring chicken, he needs to stay busy which he obviously isnt doing.
id like to see him fight someone down here with some significance..even if its only bob.....but ideally, shane cameron or briggs would be fights i would be aiming for...he'd never fight hoppa coz their best mates.
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Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 01:13
by Marlin
adamheight wrote:buster007 wrote:still no word on his next opponent.
any thoughts on who it may be?
cliff couser was on here the other day saying he had signed a contract for a rematch down here in oz at the end of nov...but i guess he was just talking shit.
its a shame.
cliff has an awesome record (think it 14-0 with 13 ko's) and hes not exactly a spring chicken, he needs to stay busy which he obviously isnt doing.
id like to see him fight someone down here with some significance..even if its only bob.....but ideally, shane cameron or briggs would be fights i would be aiming for...he'd never fight hoppa coz their best mates.
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Try 26-18 with 14 KO's...
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
Unless you meant Solo? He is 15-0 with 14 KO's...
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 01:22
by adamheight
Marlin wrote:adamheight wrote:buster007 wrote:still no word on his next opponent.
any thoughts on who it may be?
cliff couser was on here the other day saying he had signed a contract for a rematch down here in oz at the end of nov...but i guess he was just talking shit.
its a shame.
cliff has an awesome record (think it 14-0 with 13 ko's) and hes not exactly a spring chicken, he needs to stay busy which he obviously isnt doing.
id like to see him fight someone down here with some significance..even if its only bob.....but ideally, shane cameron or briggs would be fights i would be aiming for...he'd never fight hoppa coz their best mates.
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Try 26-18 with 14 KO's...
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
Unless you meant Solo? He is 15-0 with 14 KO's...
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
lol sorry had a few friday afternoon beers
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 02:07
by davidk59
the real heavyweight fight is tonight leapai vs cronje and they're not even heading the bill but they are real fighters that don't just pad their records and the caliber of opposition they have both faced will make soloman haumono a novice
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 03:12
by toppity
adamheight wrote:
lol sorry had a few friday afternoon beers
nice work

Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 03:13
by toppity
davidk59 wrote:the real heavyweight fight is tonight leapai vs cronje and they're not even heading the bill but they are real fighters that don't just pad their records and the caliber of opposition they have both faced will make soloman haumono a novice
I like Alex...i still think he can make some noise in the division regionally
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 03:28
by davidk59
you won't see someone who throws better combos than alex in the world
in the heavyweight division at the moment if there is i'd like their name so i could watch there stuff without holding on mind you .and please don't say solo before watching the spar on youtube alex was carrying him
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 04:01
by cace
solo just has to get in the ring more often, especially given the calibre of opponents he usually fights
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 11:51
by Hounddawg
cace wrote:solo just has to get in the ring more often, especially given the calibre of opponents he usually fights
Agree with what your saying, i think Solo could at least go 20 rounds a year, which by his standards is at least 10 fights.
Solo to fight more.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 20:39
by Brute
Am I on the right planet? Didn't Solo beat Cliff by a wide margin in an eight rounder in August, just 4 months ago? Have I missed something?
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 14 Nov 2008, 21:36
by Hounddawg
Brute wrote:Am I on the right planet? Didn't Solo beat Cliff by a wide margin in an eight rounder in August, just 4 months ago? Have I missed something?
Are you saying that fighting a D level oppenant every 4 months is acceptable when your ranked outside the top 100 and your a prospect.
Alex Leapai has fought what 5 times in the last 2 and half months, all have been good tests, and good fights to watch i might add.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 15 Nov 2008, 02:50
by colin russell
lets see sol fight cronje.your thoughts
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 15 Nov 2008, 03:25
by toppity
colin russell wrote:lets see sol fight cronje.your thoughts
good fight
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 15 Nov 2008, 05:03
by davidk59
solo would never fight cronje because they think that australia hasn't got any challenges for them .even though the top eight heavyweights in australia at the moment would also comfortable out point cliff couser
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 15 Nov 2008, 10:55
by Hounddawg
It would be good fight, Cronje can definatly absorb punishment, could be really interesting.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 15 Nov 2008, 15:47
by davidk59
yeh but soliman can't he freezes up
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 01:57
by Hounddawg
Based on what, i dont think i've seen anyone pressure Solo, seen majority of his fights, couser lasted with him but cant say anything other than fatigue was to blame for that poor performance.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 02:45
by davidk59
thats because he never fights 50 /50 fights everyone he fights are either to old or lightheavys with a few extra pounds on .or on a losing streak .i would like to see his skills improve like the other heavyweights in the country but they are willing to fight each other he's not
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 04:01
by davidk59
in other words if fatigue was to blame how tired would kali meehan got doing eight rounds with couser or any other of top eight heavyweights in australia at the moment go. its only fatigue because he does not have real fight experience like the others do
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 17:48
by Marlin
Hounddog wrote:It would be good fight, Cronje can definatly absorb punishment, could be really interesting.
I don't think trying to absorb punishment against Solo would be a good idea. I like Cronje but he can be hit and Solo can hit hard. I know he took plenty of shots from Leapai but Solo still seems more imposing...
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 16 Nov 2008, 20:54
by buster007
i agree.
leapai doesn't seem to hit as hard as haumono.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 17 Nov 2008, 02:41
by davidk59
i don't agree with that cliff couser would never have stood up to the punches alex leapai hit cronje with
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 17 Nov 2008, 03:51
by Hounddawg
davidk59 wrote:thats because he never fights 50 /50 fights everyone he fights are either to old or lightheavys with a few extra pounds on .or on a losing streak .i would like to see his skills improve like the other heavyweights in the country but they are willing to fight each other he's not
Thats my only problem with solo, got to fight other prospects and gatekeepers, if your serious about a shot at the title.
These guys in Australia fighting imported punching bags from overseas, and then getting a shot at a title before they have had a true test has got to stop.
Hounddog wrote:
It would be good fight, Cronje can definatly absorb punishment, could be really interesting.
Marlin wrote:
I don't think trying to absorb punishment against Solo would be a good idea. I like Cronje but he can be hit and Solo can hit hard. I know he took plenty of shots from Leapai but Solo still seems more imposing...
Agree, but i would like to see that fight.
Re: soloman haumono
Posted: 17 Nov 2008, 07:03
by davidk59
cronje would destroy solo .leapai is very hard to hurt everybody thinks cronje was just soaking up punishment but thats not the case cronje was landing sum pretty hard straight rights of his own and alex was getting frustrated by them only his experience by pacing himself and a good chin and poker face got him the nod .also cronje stopped brian fitzgerald inside two rounds .something 120 kilo bowie tupou couldn't do . no body fat mind you and also john hopoate had to fight brian twice to stop him in the fifth round in a competitive fight