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  • dino
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    How do you know gatti is washed up?!!

    his last 2 loses were against baldomir and mayweather, he would lose too both at any point in his career, mayweather is too good, baldomir too big, so my question too you all his how do you know gatti is washed up? he didnt really look that bad vs baldomir, its just baldomir size got to him
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    He may not have beaten either one of them at any point in his career...but look at the way he lost. I have NEVER seen a fight as one sided as Gatti-Mayweather (at championship level). And Baldomir may have beaten him but he would not have KO'd a prime Gatti. Baldomir is a light puncher by anyone's standards and Gatti used to have a good chin. Furthermore Gatti may have been able to box his way to a victory against Baldomir a la Tracy Patterson in his prime. Now he IS washed up and I think Gomez gives him a tough fight.

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      #3
      Originally posted by amagnin
      He may not have beaten either one of them at any point in his career...but look at the way he lost. I have NEVER seen a fight as one sided as Gatti-Mayweather (at championship level). And Baldomir may have beaten him but he would not have KO'd a prime Gatti. Baldomir is a light puncher by anyone's standards and Gatti used to have a good chin. Furthermore Gatti may have been able to box his way to a victory against Baldomir a la Tracy Patterson in his prime. Now he IS washed up and I think Gomez gives him a tough fight.
      use common sense moron, its a difference between taking punches from guys who weigh 142 on fight and a guy who's coming in at 165 and walks around at 185 like baldomir, gatti was a better fighter with mcgurt

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      • Pandaman64
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        He didn't just LOSE. He lost By KO TWICE in a row. At his age, that's is not indicative of good things to come.

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        • Pugilistic™
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          he got ko'd by baldomir. that says enough

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          • amagnin
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            Wasn't McGirt in his corner for the Mayweather fight? And common sense doesn't tell me anything of the sort. Carlos Baldomir couldn't KO Zab Judah and if I have a choice between a prime Gatti's chin and Judah's chin I think I'll choose Gatti's chin. I understand that it is sad when a fighter sort of fades before your eyes but its happening.

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            • dino
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              #7
              Originally posted by Pandaman64
              He didn't just LOSE. He lost By KO TWICE in a row. At his age, that's is not indicative of good things to come.
              bad management, because he would have lost to both any point in his career, i dont know what gatti's people were thinking letting him fight baldomir and judah didnt beat baldomir conviclingly and baldomir is a big welterweight...gatti's people should have had him fight mark suarez

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                Originally posted by amagnin
                Wasn't McGirt in his corner for the Mayweather fight? And common sense doesn't tell me anything of the sort. Carlos Baldomir couldn't KO Zab Judah and if I have a choice between a prime Gatti's chin and Judah's chin I think I'll choose Gatti's chin. I understand that it is sad when a fighter sort of fades before your eyes but its happening.
                I wouldn't trivialize Baldomir's power. He almost had Judah out (not that that is a feat or anything). But Judah didn't know where the hell he was in the 7th round. Gatti is always the tough guy, always pushing the fight, but he couldn't with Baldomir, simply because Baldomir was too strong, too tough, and far too chinny. I don't think Gatti is washed up, but he certainly is past his prime. Baldomir was just too much for Gatti at this point. Not that Baldomir is young or anything, he was just way too much. Gatti looked good against Baldomir and landed good punches, so if we are to judge him by his last fight, I'd say he did well, despite his situation.

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                • amagnin
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                  Originally posted by Slotff
                  I wouldn't trivialize Baldomir's power. He almost had Judah out (not that that is a feat or anything). But Judah didn't know where the hell he was in the 7th round. Gatti is always the tough guy, always pushing the fight, but he couldn't with Baldomir, simply because Baldomir was too strong, too tough, and far too chinny. I don't think Gatti is washed up, but he certainly is past his prime. Baldomir was just too much for Gatti at this point. Not that Baldomir is young or anything, he was just way too much. Gatti looked good against Baldomir and landed good punches, so if we are to judge him by his last fight, I'd say he did well, despite his situation.
                  I got to mostly diagree with you. Baldomir has average power and as you acknowledge Judah's chin is questionable. Yes he rocked Judah but he didn't finish him. Gatti defnitely landed punches but Baldomir's talent is being able to take punishment to deliver so its no big accomplishment to land a punch on him. In Gatti's fight against Mayweather (someone with good defense) I have never seen a title caliber fighter land fewer punches. I don't know how you define washed up but he is definitely over the hill and shouldn't fight anybody that can remotely punch.

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                  • dino
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Pandaman64
                    He didn't just LOSE. He lost By KO TWICE in a row. At his age, that's is not indicative of good things to come.
                    Originally posted by amagnin
                    I got to mostly diagree with you. Baldomir has average power and as you acknowledge Judah's chin is questionable. Yes he rocked Judah but he didn't finish him. Gatti defnitely landed punches but Baldomir's talent is being able to take punishment to deliver so its no big accomplishment to land a punch on him. In Gatti's fight against Mayweather (someone with good defense) I have never seen a title caliber fighter land fewer punches. I don't know how you define washed up but he is definitely over the hill and shouldn't fight anybody that can remotely punch.
                    the mayweather that blew gatti away would blow any versino of gatti away, thats what you all fail to realize, mayweather is an all time great

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