Boy when Broner hits you

[4Corners]

Originally Posted by pturtle

Peterson, and Zab i can think off the top of my head, bet he won’t fight them, hell be fighting one dimensional slow flatfooted fighters his whole career.

If Judah loses to Garcia, he's done being in any big fights. If he wins, I could definitely see Broner fighting him. Why.....I'll tell you at the end of this post.

If Peterson comes back and beats Holt, keeps winning, I could see Broner fighting him too. Why......I'll tell you at the end.

Also, someone like Karim Mayfield, if he keeps winning, I could see them fighting.

Now.....as to why, because what will Broner have to fight at 140 in say 2014???

Khan will be up to 147 by then. Garcia may be up there by then as well, plus he and Broner are friends, and Broner squashed that fight from happening. And both are Haymon, top fighters of his. Doubt that ever happens. Rios, Khabib, Alvarado, and Marquez are all Top Rank guys.

So who is there??? Matthysse, Peterson, Mayfield, and "possibly" Judah.

[noStylez]

Crisp counters and clean combinations, Broner is up there for sure. He needs to work on his defense but I'm liking Broner the more I see him.

[vacon04]

Originally Posted by 4Corners

Broner's actually fought Ponce and DeMarco, two good fights. Alvarez' first good fight is coming up in May. Let's see if he lives up his hype.

I give him credit for beating DeMarco, but he lost against Ponce De León.

[vacon04]

Originally Posted by DempseyRollin

lol at least broner fights these guys in the class they actually belong in. and at least most of these said guys are actually ranked at those said weights. u do know theres a big difference rite?

Yeah he's doing better than Canelo, but the point remains the same. It's easy to look good against sub par opposition.

I think the best in the division are Vazquez, Burns and Abril, and DeMarco was there too (Way too limited, I rooted for him because he has a big heart but he was never so good, I actually saw him fight Valero in the city where I live and he just got brutally destroyed)

[Frank Ducketts]

“I made a lot of mistakes, and I believe I have a better skillset than that,” Rees said. “He hits incredibly hard for a lightweight. I knew he hit hard, but the power just stunned me. In the third and fourth rounds he really began to land his shots, and I got reckless and that was pretty much the end of the fight. But I was always going to get back up. I would’ve gone on until I was knocked out cold. I disagree with Gary pulling me out, but he knew I would’ve gone on until I was knocked out".

Rees was game, but Broner is the class of the division already.

[Frank Ducketts]

You can damn near feel the shots the kid is landing. The uppercut he landed was sick.

[lefthook2daliva]

He beat up a midget.

Yes he looked good doing it. It took him a couple of rounds to warm to the task, but yes, he looked speedy and strong.

While roughly handling a midget.

I found Broner much more impressive beating up Antonio De Marco. I was excited to see what he'd do next. Who he'd fight.

Don't show me any more midget boxing please.

Broner went backward in my eyes with that fight. I remain bullish, however.

[mathed]

Originally Posted by Frank Ducketts

and the crowd oooooos and aaaaaaaaaaaaas when you see the speed and power in which his punches are delivered...you know the kid can punch.

I heard more "oohs and aaaas" rom the crowd when little Rees was working Broner over. Either way....."Who's Burns? Who's Vasquez? Never heard o those guys"

Broner's run isn't going to look so pretty against the 140 pound guys, he probably should stay where he is at if he wants to keep that 0.

[Light_Speed]

Originally Posted by 4Corners

I find it odd HBO didn't mention any of the counter left hooks Broner landed, which is something he does well and often.

I think it's his hardest punch along with his uppercut. He's great at catching guys on the way in with that stiff left hook, he doesn't look like he's loading up but he somehow turns his whole body into it.

[4Corners]

Originally Posted by Light_Speed

I think it's his hardesr punch along with his uppercut. He's great at catching guys on the way in with that stiff left hook, he doesn't look like he's loading up but he somehow turns his whole body into it.

I saw him land it like 7-8 times on Rees, without HBO mentioning it. Which is odd because they're all over Broner it seems.