Comments Thread For: Majeski: Hopkins Won't Perform as Well With Pascal

[mathed]

I favor Pascal to win this time because he can only do better than the last time, not worst, and aside of avoiding the KDs, Hopkins can't really do better than he did last time because he was impressive, but although he was impressive, it had a lot to do with Pascal's inactivity and stamina issues because they were fighting on even terms for the first 5 rounds, so if Pascal can stand his ground for at least 8 rounds, he should win a decision

the last line of your post is not to be taken seriously, don't talk about Hopkins like he's some kind of god

Hopkins has been a champ how many times? He has been boxing for how long? How long has Pascal been fighting for again? I'd say that Hopkins has world's more adaptability and experience than Pascal has. You know how they say boxing is 90% mental and 10% physical? BHOP is already in Pascal's head man, Pascal is so shook, he is accusing old man Popkins of steroid usage. Pascal is weak minded, plus he has the weight of the world on his shoulders and tons to prove. If he loses to a 46 year old man,what happens next? I'm telling you, Pascal is going to get overly aggressive and sloppy trying to prove a point and Hopkins will break him down round by round.

[PRBOXINGCOTTO]

pascal will win this fight like he won the first one

[Tiozzo]

That is what I say, how older can he get in 6 months?

these guys, when they get old, usually say they have 1, 2 or 3 fights left

maybe they lose a little bit in each of those last fights left

[ricky1978]

He won't be able to perform well at this advanced age. Like he wasn't supposed to perform at the same advanced age he was at virtually 6 months ago? Hopkins is gonna take Pascal to school, if anything, Hopkins will be more effective early on because he knows Pascal's style and tricks now. Pascal has seen about 0.02% of what Hopkins can offer.

That is what I say, how older can he get in 6 months?

[deuce_drop]

i think hopkins is going to set traps all night and snipe pascal until he can open up on him in the later rounds........ winning by UD.........

[Tiozzo]

He won't be able to perform well at this advanced age. Like he wasn't supposed to perform at the same advanced age he was at virtually 6 months ago? Hopkins is gonna take Pascal to school, if anything, Hopkins will be more effective early on because he knows Pascal's style and tricks now. Pascal has seen about 0.02% of what Hopkins can offer.

I favor Pascal to win this time because he can only do better than the last time, not worst, and aside of avoiding the KDs, Hopkins can't really do better than he did last time because he was impressive, but although he was impressive, it had a lot to do with Pascal's inactivity and stamina issues because they were fighting on even terms for the first 5 rounds, so if Pascal can stand his ground for at least 8 rounds, he should win a decision

the last line of your post is not to be taken seriously, don't talk about Hopkins like he's some kind of god

[hugh grant]

I somehow think BH wont do as well in the second fight. He suprised Pascal in the first fight, but i think BH was as good as he could perform at that age.

I think Pascal will have gained experience from the first fight and know what BH is about. BH studies so well, that he knew Pascal more than Pascal realized he did.

[mathed]

He won't be able to perform well at this advanced age. Like he wasn't supposed to perform at the same advanced age he was at virtually 6 months ago? Hopkins is gonna take Pascal to school, if anything, Hopkins will be more effective early on because he knows Pascal's style and tricks now. Pascal has seen about 0.02% of what Hopkins can offer.

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Globetrotting boxing agent Donald Majeski is on the scene in Montreal where, on Saturday night a lively crowd of 16,000 plus fight fans will see a rematch between Jean Pascal and Bernard Hopkins for the WBC/IBO light heavyweight titles. One interesting angle to the fight is the selection of judges from The Philippines, Thailand and Italy to go along with a referee from the United Kingdom.

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