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Hopefully both kuntz get knocked out, both stretchered out of the building.
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Well they tried to against Ramirez. Teo got one last time out too.
But it is funny Teo turning down fights due to being too dangerous. But here he is willing to take on Taylor after coming straight from a one sided loss, struggling to make weight, and being out for 16 months by the time the fight comes round. I've been seeing Americans and Mexicans taking no fight other than bums or those who are badly at a disadvantage. The cowardice is without shame.Comment
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Good fight.. it will definitely be more entertaining than Taylor vs Catterall which would have been a chess match that goes the distance. With Lopez it's more trade and ****. Good fightComment
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I did also, I'm not sure that he still isn't the real deal, one fight does not a career make, or a career end, not usually anyway.
Not having fought in a year is a problem, but even worse than that he kept Catterall out out of the ring out of the ring as well.
Due to the fact that Catterall was waiting, and hoping on having the rematch to come through for him to have another shot at Taylor.
Now what's unforgivable here is that Taylor had Catterall believing that he was going to go through with the rematch.
When he knew all along that he wasn't going to go through with it, in essence stalling Catterall's career.
It's almost as if he was playing a cruel game of payback, with Catterall for him having the audacity to give him such a tough fight the first time around.
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That is why the fight is being made, He is struggling at the weight, he stayed on to rematch Catterall, two things gonna happen he comes in overweight and is a non -title bout and he beats Lopez. He comes in weight and gets stopped because he wrecked himself getting down to 140lbs.Comment
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As much as I agree with your sentiments, I have to wonder if there is an unseen hand at play in all of this. I watched a video awhile back. It was in the lead-up to the Catterall debacle. Taylor's eyes glowed when walking the camera through his preferred place of leisure. It made me wonder if something had been satisfied, achievement-wise, in his previous match, and that life was now really about sitting back on his laurels with a small gathering surrounding him each night, nursing stiffies, with everyone listening. The rumors of arrogance, cut corners and waning focus punctuated Taylor heading into the Catterall showdown. Perhaps relocating to the US for training in relative seclusion might be a good thing. That said, if Taylor has subconciously scaled the mountain, his fire may have ever so slightly, yet critically, dimmed.
I did also, I'm not sure that he still isn't the real deal, one fight does not a career make, or a career end, not usually anyway.
Not having fought in a year is a problem, but even worse than that he kept Catterall out out of the ring out of the ring as well.
Due to the fact that Catterall was waiting, and hoping on having the rematch to come through for him to have another shot at Taylor.
Now what's unforgivable here is that Taylor had Catterall believing that he was going to go through with the rematch.
When he knew all along that he wasn't going to go through with it, in essence stalling Catterall's career.
It's almost as if he was playing a cruel game of payback, with Catterall for him having the audacity to give him such a tough fight the first time around.Comment
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