Oliver McCalls future potential?

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  • Squirrel
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    Oliver McCalls future potential?

    Hey guys, thought i'd interupt the Froch/Taylor talk for a bit and wind back a little over a decade

    So, Oliver McCall is heading back to the ring, with a fight scheduled in late May, and has visions of another shot at the championship one day. There's a few things floating around on youtube, interviews and training mainly, and he seems in completely sound mind; very focused and seems to have a very calm and collected drive.

    So, how far do you think he will go? do you still think he can get run over by a truck and stay standing? do you think he still packs that killer right hand? Would you LIKE to see him again? mebbe in with one of hte Klits, Haye, Arreola?

    Sorry for the rather uninspired thread, I for one am looking forward to seeing him back again and honestly hope he gets another shot.
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    paul williams

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      I think Oliver McCall will wait a few years and then win the championship just like George Foreman did.

      He has the chin to get beat up for nine rounds before he lays the boom on his helpless opponent.

      WAR WEST SIDE!

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        Isn't this the guy that cried in the ring against Lennox or was that someone else?

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          #5
          Originally posted by The Weebler II
          Isn't this the guy that cried in the ring against Lennox or was that someone else?
          Thats him. Very strange person

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            Originally posted by The Weebler II
            Isn't this the guy that cried in the ring against Lennox or was that someone else?

            He honestly does cry before every fight. I've witnessed this live and in person.

            It just so happened he cried during this fight not before like usual.

            When he fought Saleta, I was standing about 5 feet from him and he was crying like a baby. But then he knocked Saleta out.

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            • Squirrel
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              Yeah, back then he was completely off the map, with a lot of mental issues coupled with a self-destructing personal life (typical HW fighter basically). He seems completely fine now though, very rational and calculating.

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              • paul750
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                I think he'd give the Klitschko brothers tougher fights than the so-called other top heavyweights.

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                  If his chin is anything like what it used to be I think he'd definitely be a stiff challenge for either of them. Also, if he still has the power he used to then he could definitely take Wlad out, in theory (the skill divide would probably negate this though) and I think could give Vitali something to think about.

                  I really hope he's still got it in him, i'd love to see him in there with some of the current HW's. If he's anything like he was in the 90's then I think he'll make it to at least a title shot.

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                    His son is going to be on the same card as him next month. He's only 21, so maybe he has a future too, although I haven't seen him yet. That was a decent win for McCall beating Sam in his backyard, even if Sam isn't that great. It was a very strange fight. Sam didn't look like he knew where he was at times lol.

                    But yeah, McCall will always be very dangerous.

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