Brewster-rahman In The Works
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Brewster has been out for a long time and Im sure hes outta shape now, he was out of shape to go into the Liakhovich fight and Im sure hes way outta shape now. He will be rusty in his next fight no matter who he fights. Its funy because last year these guys could have had a unification fight and now theyre both in a comeback fight coming of losses..Comment
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Rahman does actually have a pretty damn good jab. He just has no stamina, and a bad defense. He also doesnt really have another power punch besides his straight right, which he also telegraphs. Anyways, its possible he can win a UD if he can avoid the bombs, and isnt exhausted by the 10th.
Kali Meehan was giving Brewster all he can handle. He can be outboxed.Comment
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What an idiotic statement. Brewster made the necessary adjustments and knocked Wlad the **** out so bad he was on the mat practically crying. Regardless if Wlad punched himself out or not, Brewster has a knockout win against the #1 fighter in the division right now. On top of that he is VERY powerful and has the best chin in the division. If Maskaev could knockout Rahman, Brewster will destroy him. If an aggressive Brewster shows up, Rahman goes to sleep like Jeremy Williams did against Sam Peter.Comment
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This would be a big mismatch in skill. If Rahman fought a good fight (let alone a great or perfect one) he'd win 10 rounds to 2. Or 9 to 1, however many rounds it is. The problem is that Rahman rarely fights what should be a good fight for him, and he obviously can be knocked out, so this is an intriguing matchup regardless of the seeming talent gap.Comment
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oh please. brewster made no adjustments with wlad. he simply showed tremendous heart by absorbing tremendous punishment and wlad obliged by throwing too many bombs and just totally gassed himself. brestwer couldnt get anything going until wlad couldnt even hold his hands up he was so tired. you could have blown on wlad at that pointLast edited by ddeg10; 02-19-2007, 10:45 PM.Comment
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This would be a big mismatch in skill. If Rahman fought a good fight (let alone a great or perfect one) he'd win 10 rounds to 2. Or 9 to 1, however many rounds it is. The problem is that Rahman rarely fights what should be a good fight for him, and he obviously can be knocked out, so this is an intriguing matchup regardless of the seeming talent gap.Comment
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I just watched this fight today and while Brewster didn't land many shots, each time he landed it was a power shot. Each time one of them landed, Wlad got more tired. Wlad threw everything he had and Brewster kept coming - Wlad is not used to someone not respecting his power and continuing to come forward. Wlad's demise was a combination of his lack of heart, chin, and stamina. Those three qualities that Wlad didn't have much of, Brewster had a lot of. Wlad also continuously hit and clinched, and was warned by the referee several times to stop holding and leaning on Brewster. The slow motion replay of the knockout shows Brewster landing some very clean, hard shots.Comment
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Each time Rahman's chin has been tested, it has failed. I don't see this time being any different. If Brewster lets his hands go, Rahman has no chance. Nothing he can throw will stop Brewster, and if he gets hit with even one power shot from Brewster the night will be over. If Brewster throws even half of what he did against Lyakhovich, I can't even imagine what would happen to Rahman.Comment
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