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  • Felix Sturm-Randy Griffin Battle To a Draw

    Felix Sturm (28-2-1, 12KOs) barely held on to the WBA middleweight title when he fought to a draw with Randy Griffin (24-1-3, 12KOs) at the Gerry Weber Stadion in Halle, Germany. Griffin is no stranger to draw verdicts, having fought to a draw with James Obede Toney in 2005 and an eight-round draw with Yusaf Mack in 2004. [details]

  • #2
    they could have given it to adnan IMO

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    • #3
      was it a gift decision??...or could have gone either way??

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      • #4
        No it wasn't a gift decision... Griffin hurt Sturm a little bit in the second round, and he hit him a few times in every round, but the most shots we're blocked... Sturm scored visually with every 2nd Jab he threw and uppercuts... Griffin was more active, but not that much active, that you could say Sturm didn't do enough in the round... so Sturm was up IMO about 3 or 4 rounds

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jk4real View Post
          No it wasn't a gift decision... Griffin hurt Sturm a little bit in the second round, and he hit him a few times in every round, but the most shots we're blocked... Sturm scored visually with every 2nd Jab he threw and uppercuts... Griffin was more active, but not that much active, that you could say Sturm didn't do enough in the round... so Sturm was up IMO about 3 or 4 rounds
          yeah i tought so too , adnan should have won but im not that much bothered, this shows that pavlik would destroy adnan

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          • #6
            yea I have yet to se ethe fight..

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            • #7
              Sturm was quick active in the begining with sharp punching, so was griffin with inacurate punches, but in the later rounds sturm fades and grifin stayed busy. So i think a draw was perfect.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by demirturk View Post
                yeah i tought so too , adnan should have won but im not that much bothered, this shows that pavlik would destroy adnan
                I don't know about that... I don't think that he would get destroyed... I think it would be very even, till the point Sturm getting ko'd... Sturm is way better at defence than Jermain Taylor... you have to put in comparison... I mean Pavlik is a very good tough fighter, but he is not the fastest... the reason he could hit Jermain Taylor was, because he's rangy of course, and JT has a bad defense IMO... Sturm has a good defense, and is faster than Pavlik... I mean Griffin speed wise wasn't in his level... the thing that bothers me, is his lack of power... because if you can't keep some1 away from you, than he catches up with you... that's the reason why I see, maybe a KO in the moment for Pavlik somewhere about the 9th round... but you shouldn't forget, that Storm has heart too, yes he was knocked out, but he came up after the first knockdown against Castillejo, where not every1 would have gotten up, and then he fought for 8 more rounds, and then he got caught again... so I think he has a solid chin... and if he improves his power, he could handle Pavlik... but at the moment I'll see Pavlik winning, but not in a destroying kind of way...

                Also have to say... that I thought JT had to win against Pavlik... and still do... and I think many people around Pavlik know, because they going to put im against someone else... Pavlik got lucky a bit I think... because JT is not that smart at times... but in a rematch he's going to beat him... so for me really the King in Middleweight is still JT, and if he fights Pavlik again, he will take back his titles, I'm rest of sure... and to put Pavlik against Duddy well... it's ok, and nothing against Duddy... but JT won against Hopkins, fought him again, and then Winky... so I think even so JT never has, maybe never will live up to his potential, you can't say, he fought weak competition... nothing against Duddy, but I think a rematch should be happen... you can fight Duddy later

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                • #9
                  I think Griffin was robbed personally. He wasn't as accurate but he was still effectively aggressive and completely controlled the ring. Even Sturm seemed to know he should have lost judging by his reaction after the match.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by dalliance13 View Post
                    I think Griffin was robbed personally. He wasn't as accurate but he was still effectively aggressive and completely controlled the ring. Even Sturm seemed to know he should have lost judging by his reaction after the match.
                    i agree, the fight could go either way, that's why the judge scored some rounds 10-10, but people should stop saying roberry when the fight was close. And sturm didn't react like he thought he lost, he didn't agree with the draw

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