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The overrated Bernard Hopkins
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Originally posted by djtmal View Postlol....hopkins LOOKS LIKE A LIGHTHEAVY...even when he was starving himself at 160...he looked like a f'ing crackhead at 160...even steward says hopkins is really a lightheavy all the f'ing time...this isn't something that i just believe bud...
..and personally, i don't care if hatton and calzaghe drain down 100 lbs. to make weight in between fights...they both entered boxing in one division, remained in that division, and established themselves there win or lose..calzaghe fought his entire career at 168...hatton @ jr. welter, jumped up to 147 here and there, but thats not the same as hopkins....don't you get it?
...and if calzaghe is really a cruiserweight like you claim him to be, why did he visibly look smaller than hopkins when they fought?, despite the fact that you still think hopkins is a middleweight?.....aw man i'm getting a real good laugh tonite..
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostAre you implying that fighters can't move up or they automatically fall out of their prime? Are you on crack? Tito looked at his best at 154, not welter. And at 160 he looked spectacular before facing Hopkins, against the world's #2 middle.Yeah sure he did what you mean in that 1 fight which was life and death with Vargas? cause all his other fights pre that (minor some tuneup stuff) was 147 or lower. Looked spectacular vs the number 2 middle? well that goes to show how **** the division really was.. Tito is 2-3 in MW fights. Besides lets not go and pretend like Joppy is some world beater, he is a decent champion that is all..
Last edited by MOTHER DUCKER; 01-28-2010, 01:23 AM.
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostAre you implying that fighters can't move up or they automatically fall out of their prime? Are you on crack? Tito looked at his best at 154, not welter. And at 160 he looked spectacular before facing Hopkins, against the world's #2 middle.
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Originally posted by letsgobrady View Postwho's a hippocrit?how do we know bernard was at his best at middleweight when the only great middleweight he fought he lost to?how was hopkins the smaller man against calzghe when he looks like the bigger man in the fight and refused to have fight night weigh in and had already fought at light heavy
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Originally posted by letsgobrady View Postwho's a hippocrit?how do we know bernard was at his best at middleweight when the only great middleweight he fought he lost to?how was hopkins the smaller man against calzghe when he looks like the bigger man in the fight and refused to have fight night weigh in and had already fought at light heavy
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Originally posted by snootz86 View PostThing is i don't see how him and Calzaghe are too different..
20+ defenses in weak divisions
Bhop has a slight + in that the names on his resume are bigger
But those are 2 names Oscar and Trinidad..
Now lets break it down both are not natural MW
Oscar is 1-1 at MW (really 0-2 as Forbes beat his ass also)
Trinidad is 2-3 at MW
Both Hopkins and Calzaghe are good fighters but in weak ass divisions
Judges scores:
Max De Luca: 119 - 109
Marcos Rosales: 120 - 108
Marty Simmon: 119 - 109
Compubox Stats:
Punches: De La Hoya 230 - 810 31%
Forbes 152 - 776 20%
Power Punches: De La Hoya 126 - 404 31%
Forbes 83 - 306 27%
Jabs: De La Hoya 127 - 406 31%
Forbes 69 - 470 15%
Forbes was out landed in every round decisively except round 4 where he landed 1 more punch than ODH.
Everyone watching that fight had ODH winning either by whitewash or winning 11 to 1. You must have referenced the wrong fight there.
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Originally posted by daggum View Postcalzaghe already fought at light heavy as well. looks like we will have use other evidence to decide who's bigger. oh look hopkins was a middleweight his entire career and calzaghe was a super middlweight his entire career. case closed.
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Originally posted by DeepSleep View PostForbes beat De La Hoya?!? What fight were you watching?
Judges scores:
Max De Luca: 119 - 109
Marcos Rosales: 120 - 108
Marty Simmon: 119 - 109
Compubox Stats:
Punches: De La Hoya 230 - 810 31%
Forbes 152 - 776 20%
Power Punches: De La Hoya 126 - 404 31%
Forbes 83 - 306 27%
Jabs: De La Hoya 127 - 406 31%
Forbes 69 - 470 15%
Forbes was out landed in every round decisively except round 4 where he landed 1 more punch than ODH.
Everyone watching that fight had ODH winning either by whitewash or winning 11 to 1. You must have referenced the wrong fight there.
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Originally posted by djtmal View Postthe excuses hopkins fans make for this guys actual size is beyond ******ed...they will actually have you believe that calzaghe is a natural cruiserweight, when he was the visibly smaller man in a lightheavyweight fight....somebody put video up of this fight...the commentators even feel hopkins is the bigger man...this is definitely one for the record books...
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