Brewster is the best right now

[Parodius]

Not saying Toney has a bad chin, but don't you think Brewster might unload a bomb that knocks him out? Brewster's left hook is tremendous.

I don't ever see Toney being knocked out with one punch. I see the fat Toney schooling Brewster all night. Brewster lost to guys like Clifford Etienne, Charles Shufford & got a gift win in Kali Meehan fight. Trust me man, since Larry Merchant put Brewester in the top 5, everyone is thinking he's the next big thing.

[Manny_P]

Toney would school ta shyt outa Brewster. He'd jest slip to ta side, duck ta left and counter wit that vicious right. ALL NIGHT! Toney by UD if he eva fight Brewster. Toney makes his fights look so eazy to judge. So easy to see he whompin sum ass!

[Bozo_no no]

I don't ever see Toney being knocked out with one punch. I see the fat Toney schooling Brewster all night. Brewster lost to guys like Clifford Etienne, Charles Shufford & got a gift win in Kali Meehan fight. Trust me man, since Larry Merchant put Brewester in the top 5, everyone is thinking he's the next big thing.

Those two losses (the only ones of his career) came in 2000.

That was FIVE years ago.

And while he didn't look good in the Meehan fight, there are several examples even reccently of Heavyweights in lackluster fights because the opponent was a friend. See Byrd agaisnt TOS and McCline.

To suggest Merchant had anything to do with Brewster taking that fire from Wlad and coming back to stop him, or brutalizing Golota in 52 seconds, or showing heart and versatility in stopping Krasniqi in europe..

is NON SENSE.

Brewster has looked very good lately, he has improved tenfold since those losses in 2000, and looks to be very confident and believeing in himself, his heart, and his power.

In a lackluster division plagued with boring fights and inactivity, Brewster has definatly been making things exciting.

Pull your head out of your ass and give it a good shake.

Brewster is a very positive thing in the current Heavyweight division.

[Parodius]

Those two losses (the only ones of his career) came in 2000.

That was FIVE years ago.

And while he didn't look good in the Meehan fight, there are several examples even reccently of Heavyweights in lackluster fights because the opponent was a friend. See Byrd agaisnt TOS and McCline.

To suggest Merchant had anything to do with Brewster taking that fire from Wlad and coming back to stop him, or brutalizing Golota in 52 seconds, or showing heart and versatility in stopping Krasniqi in europe..

is NON SENSE.

Brewster has looked very good lately, he has improved tenfold since those losses in 2000, and looks to be very confident and believeing in himself, his heart, and his power.

In a lackluster division plagued with boring fights and inactivity, Brewster has definatly been making things exciting.

Pull your head out of your ass and give it a good shake.

Brewster is a very positive thing in the current Heavyweight division.

Look you can have your opinion about Brewster. But please your knowledge of boxing is elementary my little boy. Now please go change your diapers.

[Bozo_no no]

Look you can have your opinion about Brewster. But please your knowledge of boxing is elementary my little boy. Now please go change your diapers.

This coming from the guy who can't socre a round, can't add up a score card, confuses nationalities of fighters, and can't talk about fighters he's seen on tape from previous generations because the quality isn't good enough?

Please. You're an idiot, and you know next to nothing about boxing.

You've proven this over and over.

[guru]

I honestly believe that "Relentless" Lamon Brewster is the best heavyweight boxer out there right now: he got good moves, works both the body and the head quite effectively, has a very big heart, he can both punch and take a good punch. In the ring it seems to me he really knows what he is doing. Great sportsman with special tools.

he's a big puncher.. hard to hit clean, cause he gaurds him self well and stays low with his chin tucked... but i cant say hes the best right now... he cant keep getting behind to opponents and needing a KO to win... sooner or later they'll be somebody durable (toney, vk, byrd) that he cant KO...

[Parodius]

This coming from the guy who can't socre a round, can't add up a score card, confuses nationalities of fighters, and can't talk about fighters he's seen on tape from previous generations because the quality isn't good enough?

Please. You're an idiot, and you know next to nothing about boxing.

You've proven this over and over.

I will school you any day about boxing. I proved many times that you talk out of your ass.

[Bozo_no no]

I will school you any day about boxing. I proved many times that you talk out of your ass.

You're a laughingstock.

You humiliated yourself several times over on several different points in that Hernandez Pacquiao thread alone.

All it takes is for someone to read a handfull of your posts and it's clear what a know nothing spitefull hack you are.

You're a waste of everyone's time, most of all your own.

[Parodius]

You're a laughingstock.

You humiliated yourself several times over on several different points in that Hernandez Pacquiao thread alone.

All it takes is for someone to read a handfull of your posts and it's clear what a know nothing spitefull hack you are.

You're a waste of everyone's time, most of all your own.

Now go suck on your mommy's tit for some milk & STFU. Like I said your knowledge is not very good.

[Zab Super Judah]

I honestly believe that "Relentless" Lamon Brewster is the best heavyweight boxer out there right now: he got good moves, works both the body and the head quite effectively, has a very big heart, he can both punch and take a good punch. In the ring it seems to me he really knows what he is doing. Great sportsman with special tools.

Toney would destroy brewster. And its not joke. He did it in sparring, he'll do it in the ring for real to