How the Hell did Judah lose to David Diaz in the Olympic Quialifiers?

[vcvc]

LOL, this guy is a complete joke, he has failed in every meaningfull fight of his career bar spinks, i know it was the AMs but look at there styles, judah was made for that game, lol...

[SixFootGiant]

How the hell did he lose to......is the story of Zab's career. I hope he can change that on Saturday but as of now Judah is boxing's equivalent of the 90's Buffalo Bills or 90's Atlanta Braves

[Chadmazing]

I always wondered. Doing research for a paper, I found articles on the fight. Judah threw next to no punches and got chased out of the ring.

[Chups]

Judah lost to Baldomir.

[BoxerDood]

Same way he lost to Clottey. He stopped throwing while under pressure. That's how he's always been.

[Barry Halls]

amateur boxing is a lot different to the pro boxing. Not everyone is suited for both (not saying zab wasn't, just making a point)

[ИATAS]

Pacquiao's resume just skyrocketed through the roof with this info.

"he beat david diaz at 135, big deal!"

"David Diaz WHOOPED Zab Judah you moron!"

[IronDanHamza]

Because Judah isn't and never was that good.

For anyone above average having Judah on your resume is a solid win at best.

[Mr. Ryan]

amateur boxing is a lot different to the pro boxing. Not everyone is suited for both (not saying zab wasn't, just making a point)

Zab has been up and down since the amateurs. He would beat everyone, and then lose to a nobody in the amateurs. Zab should have been a 1996 US Olympian, but that is the story of his career.

Zab was amazing in NYC amateur tournaments. Bill Farrell, who covered the Daily News Golden Gloves for over 20 years, lists Zab as one of the greatest Golden Gloves champions of all-time.

He just didn't show up some nights.

[Ray*]

Judah lost to Baldomir.

Short and straight, End this Thread...