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Ike Quartey will fight in December in South Africa. His promoter, Lou DiBella has been discussing the fight with South African promoter Branco Milenkovic, who has a card scheduled for Dec. 5 featuring a junior bantamweight title eliminator between South Africa's Evans Mbamba and Devid Lookmahanak of Thailand.
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The first question that comes to mind is, why?Originally posted by SorceryatCaesar View Post -
Man he could have had a hell of a career if the judges didnt **** him over all the time.Comment
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Twice.Originally posted by Motofan View Post
He got beaten clearly by Vargas, and obviously by Wright.
The De La Hoya fight was pretty lame though, I thought that was clearly Quartey's fight.
The Forrest thing wasn't that huge of a deal. If he had beaten Vernon, Forrest would have faded into obscurity and that win wouldn't have been anything more than a win over an old dude who couldn't make a comeback.Comment
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not again!!!!Comment
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he still could have. he gave up. some people whine and give up when they don't get their way in close fights. look at oscar he was robbed against trinidad and mosley 2. he didn't become bitter and quit boxing like quartey.Originally posted by Motofan View PostComment
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he'll fight at 150 or 151.Comment
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154 is wide open. Even past prime Ike can do damage and run that division. He was robbed against Vernon.Comment
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i totally agree he was robbed made the fight & force all the action & caught him with plenty of flush punchesOriginally posted by mangler View PostComment
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Anybody up on stats know the total number of comebacks Ike has made now?Comment
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