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Stoppage was way too quick, yes the Aussie was under fire and wobbly but at the time of the stoppage he was rolling under the shots and trying to fire back. Tony Weeks looks like he needs to retire IMO. He has had quite few curious stoppages over the years and lately his hook is way too quick.
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It's time for Ajagba to fight some contenders , sometimes he looks like crap and other times he looks like a phenom. Without good competition it's hard to figure out where he fits in the division.Comment
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Every time that I see a Nigerian Heavyweight , I think about Ike Ibeabuchi and what could have been. It's a damned shame about his mental issues. I hope that the guy is doing better now. Ibeabuchi had it all , he could have been King of the heavies and for a long time. His war with David Tua is one of the best Heavyweight fights ever. Two monster punchers and two unbelievable chins.Comment
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Ajaba vs Dubious, both big strong guys, with some flaws, makes for a good fight.Comment
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Efe looked good in stopping Joe, but Joe just isn't Good(at)all. So what does this win do for Efe"s boxing career, absolutely nothing!
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Efe Ajagba looked good against a very basic ordinary fighter, so what! His corner people had the belt upside down at the start of the fight and his girlfriend appears to be a gold digger is what I noticed during the fight.
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no, its not, the name Muratalla (they erased "h" in the end bcause they live in USA now, but originally it used to be Muratallah, Murat - the goal, the aim, Allah - God) is not of the latin origin where double "L" makes it "I, his parents are clearly of the Turkic roots (or some Shia ******s from Iran or Afghanistan), so the correct pronunciation would be if you've read Murat-AllahComment
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Efe vs Wardley makes sense to me. Push Wardley to the top of the division by offering him a decent scalp.Comment
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That bum Tony Weeks is still getting work? Shame. I don't question this stoppage, though.Comment
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