Comments Thread For: Jan Zaveck: Andre Berto's Title Plan Won't Come True

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  • ShoulderRoll
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    #31
    I'll bet 5 million points that Berto will beat this Slavic Euro superman. Any takers?

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    • sicko
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      #32
      If Berto BOX and uses his SPEED ADVANTAGE, he WINS BIG and IMPRESSIVELY, if he gets caught up trying to SLUG IT OUT YET AGAIN the I think Jan can break him down like Ortiz did

      Decent Welterweight Fight but I expect Berto to come out and look to IMPRESS after losing to Ortiz

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      • LeadUppercut
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        #33
        Originally posted by giacomino
        Don't know why so many people say Berto is overrated since most posters piss on him and few talk like he is a superstar. He was gifted a title belt - like a lot of "champions" today, but I don't think his title defense competition has been that bad.

        I like what I see in Zaveck but, with only a few notable exceptions, his competition has been weak so far so it's tough to say what he will do against the top welterweights.

        Having watched both, I would go with Berto by tough, close decision.
        Berto has not faced top comp, but he has faced better than Zaveck.

        Both of those guys are under-rated. Zaveck period, and Berto since Ortiz.

        It baffles me when folks mention Maidana when discussing Ortiz

        And it amuses the *** out of me when folks indicate that Maidana could beat Ortiz, and that he is simply the best while Ortiz is over-rated

        It is all about momentum and timing, but fighting at your natural weight also helps

        I agree with your call, Berto wins in a tough outing.

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