heads up on this guy

[Scott9945]

He's got an old-school relaxed style that let's you know this guy has been doing great work in sparring sessions. He looks like he's molded his style in some serious gym wars. I don't know why he decelerated most of the night, he should have tried to make a statement because this is national TV.

Like Briggs said, when you're on national TV you need to make a statement. Looking like he was sparring in the gym with an outclassed opponent isn't going to fast track him to HBO.

[Ryn0]

To me that doesn't show much class. It makes me hope that he gets knocked the **** out in his next fight.

He's proberbly trying to get more rounds in the bank, for experience and to test his stamina and whatnot. Young guys always go out there looking to KO there guy early and when there in against a guy that can take there punishment they are usually lost and don't know what to do.

[El Dominicano]

Well too late for me

[Slotff]

That must have been one hell of a four-rounder to be more difficult than the tenth round of the Miranda fight.

I dunno if I'd call beating Del Valle now a big win, but it certainly was the biggest name on his record to date.

To think, this was the second fight for Afolabi since 2005.

Thinking about it canonically, the statement I read from Green was most likely before the Miranda fight. But hard to imagine it'd be harder than even Green's fight with McCrary.

[Mr. Ryan]

Like Briggs said, when you're on national TV you need to make a statement. Looking like he was sparring in the gym with an outclassed opponent isn't going to fast track him to HBO.

And you know what, I agree completely with you there. This is something that you might see in a club show in Paterson, NJ.