When a guy beats somebody so handily, it's usually an indicator that he "has the guy's #." It also applies to a situation like Mayo-Forrest as stated above, when a guy beats somebody who's much better than him, but that don't mean it can't be true when the better fighter wins. When 2 fighters' styles are synchronized to the point that 1 guy can't do what he does best to win the fight, I'd call that havin a guy's #.
Please STOP it with the "Hopkins has his #" crap
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Dude, are you aware Pavlik got completely shut down?When a guy beats somebody so handily, it's usually an indicator that he "has the guy's #." It also applies to a situation like Mayo-Forrest as stated above, when a guy beats somebody who's much better than him, but that don't mean it can't be true when the better fighter wins. When 2 fighters' styles are synchronized to the point that 1 guy can't do what he does best to win the fight, I'd call that havin a guy's #.Comment
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1) One of my friends had a turbo build up on his Mustang in a forum a long time ago. He had pics during the build, and it ended up with him naming the car the "I can haz turbo" car (It trapped in the 150 mph range in the 1/4 mile.)
2) The 917-30 was the most powerful of Porsche's legendary 917 line of racing cars. They developed 1400 horse power on high boost (These were turbo cars as well). The only racing cars that have surpassed them in terms of power are drag cars. And this was back in the 1970's. They were FAR ahead of there time.Comment

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