BostonGuy

They asked me on Monday if I wanted to fight, I said yeah, so I had to drop about 13lbs by Thursday to make the weight. It was at 167lb. And it's in Floresville, about 40 min from SA

I'm fighting today.

Pre Cunningham I thought it was a 50/50 fight, but after seeing that i'd lean towards Kubrat.

Fury imo does have talent, unlike the big guys Kubrat beat (dimitrenko, helenius) Fury has the ability to fight on the inside, he also is quicker on his feet.

Discipline is SERIOUSLY lacking though and it's a major, major problem both in terms of still not putting in enough effort in the gym and just abandoning any sort of form inside the ring and slugging away like he's brawling outside a pub.

I think if he turns up in the right mindset, having put in the right effort in the gym, he's a chance against almost anyone, but like I say everything about that fight with cunningham was shambolic, he can't beat Kubrat if he does that again.

We started here around the same time but never really talked. Where is mass are you from? The city or suburbs?

Yeah just see it thanks, Seems to have a lot of power but not a great defence lol will be keeping an eye out for him tough deffo.

Thanks, BG. I knew somebody would like that .gif

We need to talk

Yea, I downloaded the day after and after hearing the reviews, watched the first few and assumed that's how the rest of the fight went. Not a big fan of Burns but it looks like Gonzalez has laid the blue-print on beating him. He's a tall, stand-up boxer with reach good enough that he doesn't have to lean in and when he does, he's out of his comfort zone. In previous fights, opponents were either easy to find or tried to box with him, Broner is all wrong for him, Vazquez too.

Mansour looked impressive, but Gavern took the fight on short notice and didn't look like he was really ready to fight.

Please sticky my Peterson vs. Matthysse thread.

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=586938