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| James Kirkland Stops Alfredo Angulo in a Classic War
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Centro de Cancun, Cancun, Mexico - James Kirkland (30-1, 27KOs) stopped Alfredo Angulo (20-2, 17KOs) in the sixth round of a war. The fight was a WBC junior middleweight eliminator for a mandatory shot at the champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez. In what many can call a first round for the ages, Kirkland started by pushing Angulo back in the corner, and then Angulo dropped him hard with a right hand in the first thirty seconds. Angulo was close to putting Kirkland away, but he punched himself out and then Kirkland started battering him with a massive amount of power shots to drop Angulo down hard against the ropes. Angulo made it up and nearly got put away himself before the bell saved him. The second round was more of a war, but it was Kirkland who was getting the better of the action. The trend continued in the third round with Kirkland getting the better of the their exchanges and hurting Angulo with hard power punches. The same thing was happening in the next couple of rounds, with Kirkland pouring it on in the sixth, as he trapped Angulo against the ropes, to force the referee to stop the contest. Tags: James Kirkland  , Alfredo Angulo , Angulo-Kirkland , Angulo vs Kirkland |
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comment by Mr. Philadel, on 11-07-2011 |
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[QUOTE=ThePhantom5]the vote count was 127 to 21 for Angulo before the fight.
lol.[/QUOTE]
true!!!!! lol....I guess dudes didn't know Kirk was a goon...I knew it!!! :lol1: |
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comment by S.J. II, on 11-06-2011 |
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[quote=ThePhantom5]the vote count was 127 to 21 for Angulo before the fight.
lol.[/quote]
Yup, it was 80/20 until fight time. |
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comment by ThePhantom5, on 11-06-2011 |
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[QUOTE=Come∂ian;11380462]http://www.fallacyfiles.org/Bandwagon.jpg
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You shoulda made it a public poll or had a cut off time. [/QUOTE]
Next time. |
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comment by speedgsx98, on 11-06-2011 |
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Awesome fight! I showed it to my wife this morn along with the Cote/Teron fight that aired on Showtime's undercard of the Bute/Johnson fight.
I've been a Kikland fan for 5 years or more. Was really bummed when he went to jail as other than Berto, he was one of the other really exciting guys t... |
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comment by uniquehump, on 11-06-2011 |
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The reason why I would bet on Pac against Mayweather is because of that power. He is fast enough to catch Floyd and we have seen Floyd get hit in his last couple fights. Imagine if Pac catches him? It only takes one punch to end da fight. But Floyd is very technical and has great boxing IQ.
But ... |
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