Abraham Vs Dirrell Rematch, Who Takes it??????????

[SplitSecond]

abe doesn't even let his hands go much, and already he was showing signs of fatigue despite only really opening up at rounds 7-10(he was tired as **** at the end of that, he didn't throw any punches for the last 15 seconds and about 3 punches into the 11th)

if the guy opens up earlier, he'll only be more prone to counters against a fresher dirrell and will be tasting canvas more frequently because of his **** balance

[piano man]

Direll - easy work.

[equaliza]

I have Dirrell winning by Dec again. As for AA letting his hands go...? it's not going to work, dirrell is too slippery. I see him getting countered just as many times as he did in the first fight.

[Mugwump]

I can't stand this notion that once you lose your "0" you're a shot fighter. It's ridiculous. Especially when you consider the fact that some of history's greatest fighters came back from not just one bad loss but several.

Abraham will have learned a great deal from that fight. For years he's been used to having things his own way and so he has never needed to adapt.

Dirrell is a good fighter, but I'm yet to be convinced that he's anything more than that. I'm certain that - provided AA is sufficiently motivated - he stands a good chance of being competitive. Which is more than he was in all but a handful of rounds in their last fight.

And we know he retains an equalizer.