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It would help if we didn't get biased threads in here..
The bias here sticks out like the proverbial.
The bias here sticks out like the proverbial.
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whatever buddy, you probably haven't even seen him fight before. Karmazin was very impressive last night, his performance against Kassim Ouma was way better than former undisputed Middleweight champion Jermain Taylor's, he actually hurt Ouma several times and knocked him down twice winning a 118-108 UD.Comment
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Karmazin won five rounds, and was coming on late. The rematch can go either way.Comment
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Wlad,
you should know by now that anyone can knock out a bum. did the fighter that Karmazin fought last night ever have a title? um... no. did he box Karmazin's socks off? um..... no. but spinks did. not only that but spinks is the former unified welterweight champ. that dude that he fought last night didn't have a chance. thats why Karmazin's people took the fight. hes trying to get some easy wins. and i actually had Spinks winning a wide UD against Taylor.Comment
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Well considering how the junior middleweight divison is dull you can make the case. A smart starter would either go south where there is more profit and interest in the welterweight divison or go north to the middleweight where that is a very vast division with different fighters.Comment
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You're right, the Light Middleweight division is very dull right now, especially since Oscar went down to 147 for more $$$. The only names in the division are Karmazin,Spinks,Forrest and Ouma. Karmazin is definately capable of beating Vernon Forrest or Cory Spinks in a rematch.Comment
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probably some weak belt.
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