What's your take on the Judah/Tszyu fight?

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  • NAB
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    #31
    Originally posted by Living Legend
    Tszyu has trouble with boxers like de la hoya... I think de la hoya would easily out box tszyu for 12 rounds...
    Which ones has he had trouble with?

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    • BBFM
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      #32
      I think Judah Was kicking z00 until he got caught.

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      • IwatchBoxing
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        #33
        Originally posted by Living Legend
        So are you going to say that tszyu hits harder than trinidad, vargas and hopkins, Tszyu is the man, but he will get beat soundly by de la hoya
        A prime Oscar would beat Tszyu like he did Gatti, now he can get a UD, if he still gots it, maybe today he can beat him like Gatti too.
        Last edited by IwatchBoxing; 04-26-2005, 12:58 PM.

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        • RedLight_Traitor
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          #34
          judah was definitely not ready. shaky legs means his body won't be able to run away or fight back efffectively. your punches wont be hard if you dont have your legs solidly planted behind them. judah didn't feel hurt because he had his adrenaline still running from when he nailed tszyu really well in the first round. i think in the 2nd round both were looking to establish respect, with tszyu trying to get judah back, and judah was pumped up looking for an early knockout and that made him more stiff and took the punch harder.

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          • RedLight_Traitor
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            #35
            i dont think judah was winning at the time. if you look at the whole fight, tszyu was VERY cautious, he did nothing but paw his left hand in the air while waiting for a good chance to throw the right. if you notice, he throws his right hand maybe a total of 6-7 times and when he does, he commits to it and really tries to connect as opposed to just letting pass by and letting it be a wasted shot.

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            • NiGe2011
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              #36
              Nady had to stop the fight after Judah bounced up and then hit the deck again, those are the rules, so I am cool with the outcome. I think Zab won the first round, and after a decent start to the second Tzsyu finished strong and took it. As for what any of this means? Nothing. Here is all we know based on that first fight- Kostya has the power to drop Judah, Judah can outbox him at least in spots, Nady is a douche bag- he was correct, but a douche bag none the less. I don't really view the first fight as having too much in the way of implications as far as a second fight is concerned. I am guessing if they fought again, the odds going into fight night would be pretty close to even. If the fight was happening at 147 I would take Zab hands down, if it was happening at 140 it would be a much tougher decision for me. So there you go, my take on Super and Kostya.

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              • moochi
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                #37
                A rematch would be interesting at 147.......However, the outcome would be either a late stoppage or UD for Tszyu.

                As short as the first fight was, it was enough to see how flashy Judah is/was UNTIL he tasted some of KT's steel.......this was decisive and Judah's lightning fast start came to a sudden abrupt end.

                Credit to Judah for getting his career back on tracks, but, I can't see him rematching Tszyu.

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                • Shaolin Bushido
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by jedihillis
                  Did Tszyu really defeat Judah or do you think the knockout was called too eairly? One thing that definatly cannot be argued is that Zab got his world rocked. However, I recall while watching the film that the commentaors said something about "if a fighter falls back down after standing up the ref stops the fight."

                  Is that a real rule or just something a ref normally does? I seem to remeber Berbeck getting up like 3x in the fight against Tyson and the ref counted him out. Anyway. Opinions anyone?
                  He was knocked out. He didn't even realize all the **** he did to Jay Nady til later. Just think if they'd allowed Tszyu at him immedidately after the knockdown instead of watching him breakdance across the ring then waving it off.

                  LOL, that **** was funny as hell!

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                  • Bombardier
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                    #39
                    A lot of people have made some good points, but I'm just wondering how many of you that say Tszyu was too powerful for Zab are also saying that Tarver hit RJJ with a "lucky" punch. I know that this one wasn't exactly a one-punch knockout but it was pretty damn close. People say Tarver got lucky but Tsyzu's knockdown was pure skill. I'm not dis*****g Tszyu's abilities but I'm just calling out the hypocrites.

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                    • Shaolin Bushido
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                      #40
                      Originally posted by Bombardier
                      A lot of people have made some good points, but I'm just wondering how many of you that say Tszyu was too powerful for Zab are also saying that Tarver hit RJJ with a "lucky" punch. I know that this one wasn't exactly a one-punch knockout but it was pretty damn close. People say Tarver got lucky but Tsyzu's knockdown was pure skill. I'm not dis*****g Tszyu's abilities but I'm just calling out the hypocrites.
                      *ahem* I've been in therapy and ... THIS IS HARD, MAN!

                      *chokes back sob* I ADMIT THAT ROY WAS KTFO BY TARVER!

                      *breaks the **** down*

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