At the Amphitheater at Station Square in Pittsburgh, PA, former IBF lightweight champion Paul Spadafora (42-0-1) returned to the ring for the first time in 14 months, stopping Ivan Bustos (25-13-3) in six rounds. [details]
Paul Spadafora Stops Ivan Bustos in Six Rounds
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he is a good fighter, I think he's the real deal but who knows? the guy's life is controversial, many fighters lives are but his is no exception. he gave Floyd a lesson in sparring and overall is a good pugilist himself, he needed this win and hopefully he's worked on his power and can muster a nice string of KO's, nowadays that's all it takes to earn you the big fights..Comment
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The only reason he gave Floyd a lesson in sparring was because Floyd was uncharacteristically out of shape.he is a good fighter, I think he's the real deal but who knows? the guy's life is controversial, many fighters lives are but his is no exception. he gave Floyd a lesson in sparring and overall is a good pugilist himself, he needed this win and hopefully he's worked on his power and can muster a nice string of KO's, nowadays that's all it takes to earn you the big fights..
Not saying that was Paul's fault, but it certainly helped him work Floyd over.Comment
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I always enjoyed Paul Spadafora. I really hope this works out for him. I would love to see him make good on his promise. Also I am pulling for Pernell to get a good break as a trainer here.Comment
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Absolutely. I wish them both the best.
I'm just not hoping for too much because of Paul's trouble with the law, and all of the inactivity he's had because of it.Comment
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I would love to see him back in the mix. I love boxers who fight his style. Spaddy and Collazo, James Toney. Just stand there in th epocket, make you miss, and fire combos.Comment
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