Adamek Makes Bell Quit After Seven in Poland

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  • MentalExecution
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    #11
    Originally posted by moofo
    Please tell me what is "Bad news" about fighting in Europe?
    Is the oxygen different?
    I think what he means it Cunninghams difficulty to get a fight in his own country and Cunningham will simply have to keep going to Europe to get big fights.

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    • slicksouthpaw16
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      #12
      Originally posted by moochi
      is that true about never facing a southpaw in his entire career? that must just mean his pro career, as he had 120 amateur fights...would be one huge right handed run if he never faced a lefty in that many amateur fights.
      Not sure about amateur, but hes never faced a southpaw in the pros but he had good sparring against the then IBF super middleweight champion Alexandrio Berrio and a few good southpaws.

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        #13
        Originally posted by WLAD OWNS
        He was weight drained, his management comfirmed it in interviews, that's why he moved up 25 lbs to Cruiserweight, that was not the best Tomasz Adamek against Dawson...Adamek had been killing himself to make weight too long and now he is at a comfortable 200 lbs, he was starving himself to make 175...He is just a classy warrior that dosen't make excuses, unlike Miranda who whined and cried about being weight drained against Pavlik.
        He sure didn't seem weight drained 4 months earlier when he had that exciting war with Paul Briggs. If he was weight drained, wouldn't you think that his management would have alerted the press or the public? That was a title fight and if he was weight drained, than i am sure that he would have done that. He seems like an intelligent guy. If you are weight drained, then you can't fight for the full 12 rounds and you gas out. He did not seem fatigued or drained in any period of the fight. He was just confused at the hand speed of Dawson and the fact that he has never faced a southpaw in his pro career. In fact, he brought lots of pressure in the last 2 rounds when he though that Dawson was hurt.

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        • MELLY-MEL...
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          #14
          Adamek came to fight,and he earned it. Bell is a quitter, and a coward!

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            #15
            Originally posted by WLAD OWNS
            He was weight drained, his management comfirmed it in interviews, that's why he moved up 25 lbs to Cruiserweight, that was not the best Tomasz Adamek against Dawson...Adamek had been killing himself to make weight too long and now he is at a comfortable 200 lbs, he was starving himself to make 175...He is just a classy warrior that dosen't make excuses, unlike Miranda who whined and cried about being weight drained against Pavlik.
            But YOU are whining and crying about weight FOR HIM, dumbass.

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            • JakeNDaBox
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              #16
              Originally posted by Azuquita
              I think what he means it Cunninghams difficulty to get a fight in his own country and Cunningham will simply have to keep going to Europe to get big fights.
              Exactly. Financially, it's a good thing for Cunningham, who readily admits that he's more recognized overseas than he is in his own backyard. But until his promoter (Don King) elects to give a flying **** about him, he'll be forced to hit the road anytime he wants to get paid. Hence, the "bad news."

              Didn't mean it as a disrespect to Europe or anything, just a shame that the guy hasn't been able to fight in the states since early 2006, and most likely won't for quite some time to come.

              Anyway, cong**** to Adamek who I thought boxed brilliantly. Bell looked flat from the start, way too complacent, and had no answers for most of what Adamek had to offer. Fighting once a year isn't dong him any justice, but all that said, Adamek simply proved he's the better boxer, and surprisingly, the stronger cruiserweight. He's going to be a tough out for Cunningham, Enzo Mac or any other cruiser that hopes to contend for the top if/when David Haye chases heavyweights full time.

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              • juandabomb
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                #17
                Bell needs to retire,never been impressed by him. He lost that fight to Dale Brown. Adamek vs Cunnigham, I have cunnigham by uni decs.

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                • revs1227
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                  #18
                  i always liekd adamek good for him!!!!!!!!

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                  • Gareth Ivanovic
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                    #19
                    Todays fight proved that Bell really doesn't have his heart in boxing anymore. He seemed discouraged early on and instead of digging deep and finding a way to win or even do your best to finish out the fight he took the easy way out. I enjoyed watching his other fight, but today's dissapointed me.

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                    • revs1227
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                      #20
                      adamek vs haye!

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