Injury may help sturm in the long run

**Shot** · 11-16-2005, 05:04 AM

The only question is if he can beat Arthur Abraham if he becomes the IBF champ. There is also another problem that Winky will be mandatory so he will get a chance before Sturm and there are quite a lot of good names around middleweight that may get a chance before Sturm if Sturm doesn't stay active.

**DiegoFuego** · 11-16-2005, 09:35 AM

The way I see it there are three middleweights that matter right now, and Sturm doesn't have a shot at beating a damn one of them.

**RAESAAD** · 11-16-2005, 10:29 AM

Originally posted by DiegoFuego

The way I see it there are three middleweights that matter right now, and Sturm doesn't have a shot at beating a damn one of them.

I agree with this assuming we are talking about the same MWs which I think we are.....

**SacTown1** · 11-16-2005, 10:58 AM

hmmm

Originally posted by SturmRules

Cause by the time he is ready to fight, arthur abraham could be the IBF champ and it would be much easier to get a fight with him then go through don kings crap cause he promotes masseo, with 1-2 tune ups to shake off ring rust he can get a major belt back and try again to fight in america and hopfully not robbed again

BIG SURPRISE: another fan of a Euro fighter, trying to justify a phony injury

Sturm is a joke, he's only top-5 material based on a loss to one of the best fighters in the world (remind you of anyone, Quitschko fans???)....the guy has a pretty face & a jab, just like David Tua had a haircut & a left hook, having only 2 positive attributes will NEVER make you a world champion

**scap** · 11-16-2005, 11:03 AM

I like Sturm and would love to see more of him...

But...

How long can Felix Sturm bask in the sun of his controversial loss to Oscar?

I dont think anyone considers Oscar a real threat at middleweight and I dont think anyone would pick against Oscar if he was in top shape against Sturm. (Keep in mind Oscar was as out of shape as we have ever seen him-if you want to be real about it)

So, Team Sturm needs to heal themselves and then pick up the pace because the Oscar fight can only linger so long!

**SacTown1** · 11-16-2005, 11:12 AM

GREAT POINT, and it's funny to say this, but you're 100% accurate about how Team Sturm can't hold onto the "glory" of the Oscar loss for much longer, because most of the sports public now knows Oscar for signing Bernard to a contract after the KO loss, & most casual fans have forgotten about the Sturm fight

imagine, basking in the "glory" of a LOSS for 3-4 years, it's amazing what Euro fighters will do for respect in the USA

**AintGottaClue** · 11-16-2005, 04:21 PM

may i ask how is he holding on to the glory of the DLH "loss" when he ahsnt gotten another big fight or have been invited back to america?

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**DiegoFuego** · 11-16-2005, 04:22 PM

If you're not fighting in America, there is only one reason: YOU ARE SCARED

If you want to fight in the States, you fight in the States. It's that simple.

**AintGottaClue** · 11-16-2005, 04:26 PM

Originally posted by DiegoFuego

If you're not fighting in America, there is only one reason: YOU ARE SCARED

If you want to fight in the States, you fight in the States. It's that simple.

right so felix sturm who was like 24-25 years old with 20 pro fights comes for his first fight in amercia against the top 3 most popular american boxer ever and is scared to fight right.......

Injury may help sturm in the long run