Will Messi take the cash and run if he is allowed to fight again?

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  • cupcrazy01
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    #11
    Mesi has been out of the picture for so long now, he'd have to take the easiest legit fight possible...

    After that, while considering any heavy has the power to make it dangerous, considering his condition, but someone like Danny Williams might be a good choice...but no chance he fights Tua or Tyson or Wlad. I, however, would pay to see Mesi-Tyson or Mesi-Wlad.

    But even HBO would know that Mesi needs 2 wins before they cash out on him with PPV vs. a fighter of that power/caliber...

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    • ZEZ
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      #12
      Originally posted by masterdirector
      They would all kill him too. Try someone like Ty Fields or Brian Nielsen for Mesi. Fres or Byrd would definitely beat Mesi. I'd pick Fres to knock him out.
      If thats what your opinions are, so better let Messi retire for good.This is the best thing to do.BUT WAIT ! lets not dictate JOE MESSI , ITS UP TO HIS DOCTOR.

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      • M26
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        #13
        I hope Mesi comes back and is able to fight like he did before he got suspended. I love this guy. Still, he has not proven to be a great fighter yet, and I would not feel comfortable with him facing a heavy hitter in a comeback fight. But give the man a few easy matches and then we will see.

        I actually believe that Mesi could take out Tyson. Not because Mesi is so incredible, but because Tyson is so far beyond his prime it´s sad. Tyson has nothing left and if Mesi didn´t get hit with a bomb early on, he might very well take out Tyson later in the fight. Look at the Williams fight for crying out loud!

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        • outofit
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          #14
          who ever he would fight, who would fight him? Tyson (who would demolish him) wouldn't want that kind of publicity (i.e. tyson kills. . .) I don't know why anybody else would either.

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          • Gerald
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            #15
            If Mesi does fight again I think he'll get a shot straight at whoever wins from Klitschko - Rahman. He was no.1 WBC ranked before he his license suspended, and Mesi's team will want to capitalise on him being able to fight straight away given that they might be less than sure how many fights he's got in him. Mesi brings some money to the table as well so I think whoever is WBC champ will want to fight him. Tyson is the obvious other one but beating him does nothing for Mesi and losing would be crippling

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            • joeboxer
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              #16
              Joe Mesi is easily the best heavyweight out there. As soon as he comes back he will destroy everyone in the division and unify the belts. After that he will repopularize boxing and defend the title untill his 49th fight. At that point he will retire, out of respect for the record of the great Rocky Marciano, because he is a gentleman like that.

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              • Warden11
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                #17
                Why was he suspended?

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                • Stickman
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by joeboxer
                  Joe Mesi is easily the best heavyweight out there. As soon as he comes back he will destroy everyone in the division and unify the belts. After that he will repopularize boxing and defend the title untill his 49th fight. At that point he will retire, out of respect for the record of the great Rocky Marciano, because he is a gentleman like that.
                  Sorry Joe, that's just not the case. He's easily the best prospect out there, but he's still very raw. He's got a great work rate, loads of power and an excellant bag of offensive tools, but he's lacking in defensive ability, countering speed/accuracy, and he still has some bad habits (not much head movement, hangs around after throwing, etc.)

                  He has potential out of this world, but I wouldn't pick him over any of the first tier guys right now except maybe Ruiz and Toney, and even then I think Toney would stand a good chance of winning a decision, and Ruiz would stand about an even chance of catching Baby Joe with a big punch on one of his "bum-rush'n'clinch" passes.

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                  • The Troll
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                    #19
                    I would like to see Mesi fight anybody, fight Jirov again, fight James Toney, fight Byrd, fight Golota, fight Tyson, fight somebody with a big name, preferably Toney or Golota. Mesi vs Toney or Golota is Pay per view material.

                    I dont know about Mesi though in his last two fight he has been knocked down 4 times, 3 by Jirov and once by Barret. he beat Jirov on every judges card by 1 point, and won only a majority descison against Barret. But Mesi is a very exciting fighter. I hope he comes back soon, and that brain injury is not as bad as the press makes it sound. Mesi vs. Toney would be awesome as hell. Or Mesi Jirov II.
                    Last edited by The Troll; 04-11-2005, 04:07 AM.

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                    • joeboxer
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Stickman
                      Sorry Joe, that's just not the case. He's easily the best prospect out there, but he's still very raw. He's got a great work rate, loads of power and an excellant bag of offensive tools, but he's lacking in defensive ability, countering speed/accuracy, and he still has some bad habits (not much head movement, hangs around after throwing, etc.)

                      He has potential out of this world, but I wouldn't pick him over any of the first tier guys right now except maybe Ruiz and Toney, and even then I think Toney would stand a good chance of winning a decision, and Ruiz would stand about an even chance of catching Baby Joe with a big punch on one of his "bum-rush'n'clinch" passes.
                      Did you honestly not detect any sarasm in that post???

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