Mitchell signs for Judah fight!

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  • STEELHEAD
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    #21
    as of tonight 7/7 zab has not signed the contract. i wouldn't be suprised a bit if zab finds something in the contract that he don't like and backs out. he strikes me as one to sit on the belts for as long as he can and fight the weaker manditories and jabber with over confidents.

    he's ridiculed sharmba in public and knows that sharmba may show up for this one. and would be a more tougher fight than the manditories.

    if zab really wanted to prove himself he would have to fight a mosley or margarito but he won't. he's in for the long ride and is one of don kings protected cash cows now so he won't want him in with anyone that could hurt him.

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    • RoboHobo
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      #22
      Originally posted by steelhead
      as of tonight 7/7 zab has not signed the contract. i wouldn't be suprised a bit if zab finds something in the contract that he don't like and backs out. he strikes me as one to sit on the belts for as long as he can and fight the weaker manditories and jabber with over confidents.

      he's ridiculed sharmba in public and knows that sharmba may show up for this one. and would be a more tougher fight than the manditories.

      if zab really wanted to prove himself he would have to fight a mosley or margarito but he won't. he's in for the long ride and is one of don kings protected cash cows now so he won't want him in with anyone that could hurt him.
      no offence but mosley is not a stepup.
      its been yrs since he looked great.

      judahs calling fighters out yet his team arent making the matchups.
      delahoya - judah will be scuppered by tito return.
      mayweather - judah will be scuppered by mayweather - corrales II.
      judah - tszyu is already scuppered.

      judah gatti could be a serious matchup.
      lol i really am joking.. margarito it is.

      please

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      • tracylee
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        #23
        Originally posted by 2NdRoUnDkO
        Agreed! ppl are making him sound like sum nobody
        Mitchell is far from a 'nobody'. I cant believe how many people are just automatically counting him out. He has much more than a slim chance. Losing to Tszyu (which Zab did also, btw) is not a shame and defiantely doesnt make him a nobody!

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        • +Chris+
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          #24
          Mitchell definitely isn't a nobody, but that does not meanhe can beat Zab..

          Everyone knows Zab has much more power. My thing is Zab tries to go for the KO a bit too much. If Sharmba can box him, and stay away from ****ing, he may have a chance...

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            #25
            Originally posted by tracylee
            Mitchell is far from a 'nobody'. I cant believe how many people are just automatically counting him out. He has much more than a slim chance. Losing to Tszyu (which Zab did also, btw) is not a shame and defiantely doesnt make him a nobody!
            I like Mitchell but there was definitely a drop-off between Tszyu I and II and I think people take that to mean that he is on the decline, which Zab has stepped it up this year and won his titles back. It's all a matter of which way each fighter is going in his career...Sharmba up, Zab down.

            I'm just hoping that all this means that PBF-Margarito is a go. Maybe that put pressure on Zab to abandon that matchup and instead take a tune-up before fighting the winner of PBF-Margarito next year. Hopefully this is the hidden agenda or else all this news kind of sucks.

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            • tracylee
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              #26
              Originally posted by Bombardier
              I like Mitchell but there was definitely a drop-off between Tszyu I and II and I think people take that to mean that he is on the decline, which Zab has stepped it up this year and won his titles back. It's all a matter of which way each fighter is going in his career...Sharmba up, Zab down.

              I'm just hoping that all this means that PBF-Margarito is a go. Maybe that put pressure on Zab to abandon that matchup and instead take a tune-up before fighting the winner of PBF-Margarito next year. Hopefully this is the hidden agenda or else all this news kind of sucks.
              Unless, UNLESS, Mitchell was having a bad night (who knows) and he was in with Tszyu, a hard as hell ****er! I'm no Mitchell fan, but if he boxes smart and really really wants this, I wont count him out...especially with all the unbelievable upsets we've seen this year!
              I could definately get into Floyd-Margarito! I know Floyd has much more than Antonio in the way of style and technique, but Antonio can **** a little too, and is a better mover than some give him credit for. A good matchup for sure!

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              • Bombardier
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                #27
                Originally posted by tracylee
                Unless, UNLESS, Mitchell was having a bad night (who knows) and he was in with Tszyu, a hard as hell ****er! I'm no Mitchell fan, but if he boxes smart and really really wants this, I wont count him out...especially with all the unbelievable upsets we've seen this year!
                I could definately get into Floyd-Margarito! I know Floyd has much more than Antonio in the way of style and technique, but Antonio can **** a little too, and is a better mover than some give him credit for. A good matchup for sure!
                Could be, who knows with Sharmba, he can be a bit flaky sometimes, and he just might be able to key himself up enough for Zab to cause trouble. Anyway it could be interesting.

                People might accuse Floyd of ducking Cotto and Hatton but the fact is that neither of those guys want to fight him. A step to to face a welter beltholder would be impressive no matter what.

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                  #28
                  If Mayweather goes to 147 he is fuggin moron. 147 is a barren wasteland compared to 140. Plus Mayweather just entered the 140 pound divison basically. On top of that Mayweather vs Hatton and Mayweather vs Cotto are a hell of alot more intriguing matchups than either Mayweather vs Jduah or Mayweather vs Margarito.

                  If Mayweather wants to achieve the status of being a great fighter he has to defeat Ricky Hatton. Not fight Zab Judah or Sharamba Mitchell or one of those bumbs at 147 who all got KO'd by Tzyu and left the 140 weight class with their tail between their legs. The only really logical matchup at 147 is Magarito vs Judah. The only really logical matchup at 140 is Hatton vs Mayweather. Whoever would win between Hatton and Mayweather would be the King of all these guys between basically 135 and 147. I however understand the fact the Hatton would probably like milk the victory over Tzyu for a while before risking a defeat vs Mayweather. However Cotto is still there.Lastly, 140 pounds is probably a better weight class for Mayweather's frame than 147.
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Bombardier
                    Could be, who knows with Sharmba, he can be a bit flaky sometimes, and he just might be able to key himself up enough for Zab to cause trouble. Anyway it could be interesting.

                    People might accuse Floyd of ducking Cotto and Hatton but the fact is that neither of those guys want to fight him. A step to to face a welter beltholder would be impressive no matter what.
                    Very interesting. Leaving power out of the equation, they have similar styles (in my opinion anyway) both are slick southpaws that know how to use the ring to their advantage. Unless Judah lands a power shot, I consider that fight a toss up.
                    I dont blame Cotto for not facing Floyd just yet...I dont think he'd do too well and he is still a little green. Maybe a year or two down the line, MAYBE!

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                    • Bombardier
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by McKay
                      However Cotto is still there.Lastly, 140 pounds is probably a better weight class for Mayweather's frame than 147.
                      No Cotto isn't there, Arum doesn't want to put him up against Mayweather. And how is 140 not a barren wasteland when you take away Hatton and Cotto? Who the hell is he going to fight, Maussa? At welter there are guaranteed big-money fights against at least three or four fighters, at 140 there's nothing left. This isn't 2002 anymore.

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