Peter Running His Mouth

[Guest]

you will be wrong, the kid is the real deal. everyone will see that when he gets his shot

I have to admit, I've only seen Peter fight once. He had massive power, but he was ponderously slow and lacked skill. This would be the perfect opponent for Toney as Peter's name is so high at present Toney destroying him (which I believe Toney would be able to do quite easily) would build him further.

[loangunZ]

peter is all hype if he steps into the ring with toney he will get his ass handed to him. Peter has no skills and basically ever punch he is swinging for the fences. Toney defense and effective counter punching would show everyone peters huge flaws.

[paul750]

yeah i see it that way as well, similar to david tua v chris bryd, but i may be wrong, we'll just have to wait and see

[dansweeney]

I have to admit, I've only seen Peter fight once. He had massive power, but he was ponderously slow and lacked skill. This would be the perfect opponent for Toney as Peter's name is so high at present Toney destroying him (which I believe Toney would be able to do quite easily) would build him further.

ive been following him for a while, he improves every fight, he was kind of plodding and slow when i first saw him,but he has started to throw combos and get his punches off faster. unless he has a glass chin, i think he will kayo anybody after he gets in a few more fights. i havent seen real knockout power like his in some time. he reminds me of foreman a little, not to say he is anywhere near that level yet.

[hugefan87]

How does a win against Jeremy Williams and Gilbert Martinez qualify Sam Peters for a shot at the title???? Why don't they just call out Vitali and Tyson like everybody else??

Peter needs to fight the winner of the Williamson vs Jefferson match or Wladmir or possibly if he's really lucky the winner of Brewster vs Golota.

He has definitly not earned a shot at one the top three boxers in the division.

Id say he more than qualifies in todays heavyweight devision, he's got power, quick hands, and hes young. sure give him a few more warm up fights let him test the heavyweight waters, but i really don't think it will change much, Peter's is the real thing. its not going to be another micheal grant repeat.

[Guest]

ive been following him for a while, he improves every fight, he was kind of plodding and slow when i first saw him,but he has started to throw combos and get his punches off faster. unless he has a glass chin, i think he will kayo anybody after he gets in a few more fights. i havent seen real knockout power like his in some time. he reminds me of foreman a little, not to say he is anywhere near that level yet.

Yeah, me too - Foreman is the first person you think of when you see him. Though he was notably slower than Foreman, who was never that fast to begin with...

[Truth]

Yeah, me too - Foreman is the first person you think of when you see him. Though he was notably slower than Foreman, who was never that fast to begin with...

I never thought about it but your right he alot like a George Foreman.

[I-WISH-A-MF-WOULD]

Has Toney ever fought a real knockout artist?

[Kid Achilles]

Not at heavyweight, that's for sure.

As for comparing the matchup to Tua-Byrd, that's a bad comparison. Byrd was taller than Tua and had a good jab. Toney does not have such a jab and is actually much shorter than Samuel Peter.

[jpboxer3]

lol,heres what he said when asked about V.Klitschko