Zab Judah vs. Vernon Paris round 9 Ko (video)

[Weebler I]

Judah still beats Lamont Peterson imo

[Evil Abed]

Judah still beats Lamont Peterson imo

[bose]

I didn't see the whole fight, so maybe Paris was getting battered for a while, but did that seem like a quick stoppage to anyone else?

I said the samething when i watched how quickly they stopped the fight.

[Weebler I]

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I'd prefer your reasoned opinion brother. I can handle it when people don't share the same opinion as I do.

Fwiw, my view is that if Judah catches Peterson with the kind of shots Khan did early in their bout, he is going to sleep.

[4Corners]

I'd prefer your reasoned opinion brother. I can handle it when people don't share the same opinion as I do.

Fwiw, my view is that if Judah catches Peterson with the kind of shots Khan did early in their bout, he is going to sleep.

Judah can still beat Peterson, Garcia, and Guzman, good 140 lb guys like that. I'd like to see Judah fight Guzman in August or September next, for the IBF title. The Peterson-Khan II winner will more than likely vacate those titles and move up to 147, leaving the IBF vacant. Than, if Judah were to beat Guzman to win that title, have him fight Peterson-Khan II loser or a unification with Danny Garcia.

[Evil Abed]

I'd prefer your reasoned opinion brother. I can handle it when people don't share the same opinion as I do.

Fwiw, my view is that if Judah catches Peterson with the kind of shots Khan did early in their bout, he is going to sleep.

Judah can't handle effective pressure especially if that pressure is coming from a good boxer.

Judah can't place his punches like Khan and will not be backing Lamont up like Khan early.

Amir throws long combos. Zab will have to resort to one or two punches at a time after the first few rounds.

Lets not confuse Paris with a solid fighter. He's not. he needed a gift to beat Augustus and got hurt by Coleman.

Lamont is just better fighter right now.

[ChampBox@PR]

"God fought my battle" "All credit to my lord and savior" Oh please. Such a turn off when fighters credit the lord for possessing them on the ring and throwing the punches for them. God is one vicious son of a beetch if thats true.

Agreed!! I hate when atletes do that, when they hit a home run the pointing to the sky, and when scoring a TD. **** all this god nonsense!!

[Unknown Champ]

Judah can't handle effective pressure especially if that pressure is coming from a good boxer.

Judah can't place his punches like Khan and will not be backing Lamont up like Khan early.

Amir throws long combos. Zab will have to resort to one or two punches at a time after the first few rounds.

Lets not confuse Paris with a solid fighter. He's not. he needed a gift to beat Augustus and got hurt by Coleman.

Lamont is just better fighter right now.

Good post green k

[Weebler I]

Judah can't handle effective pressure especially if that pressure is coming from a good boxer.

Judah can't place his punches like Khan and will not be backing Lamont up like Khan early.

Amir throws long combos. Zab will have to resort to one or two punches at a time after the first few rounds.

Lets not confuse Paris with a solid fighter. He's not. he needed a gift to beat Augustus and got hurt by Coleman.

Lamont is just better fighter right now.

Well that's the crux really isn't it. Imo Lamont Peterson is a decent to good inside fighter, but in the middle of the ring he is not a particularly good boxer, that is especially likely to be the case against a faster fighter.

I think if he gets caught coming in by a fighter with Judah's power then it's 'night-night', although the referee would obviously have a role to play, as they so often do for inside fighters taking on pure boxers.

You're right though about Judah and pressure, although that is how he took the South African Mabuza out when on the backfoot a couple of bouts ago.

[Evil Abed]

Well that's the crux really isn't it. Imo Lamont Peterson is a decent to good inside fighter, but in the middle of the ring he is not a particularly good boxer, that is especially be the case against a faster fighter.

I think if he gets caught coming in by a fighter with Judah's power then it's 'night-night', although the referee would obviously have a role to play, as they so often do for inside fighters taking on pure boxers.

You're right though about Judah and pressure, although that is how he took the South African out when on the backfoot a couple of bouts ago.

He's pretty good boxer man. Maybe not compared to Khan.

He outboxed Ortiz for most of second part of that fight.

You can't put Khan and Judah in the same category right now.

Its not even close. Judah will have punchers chance. Lamont will outwork Zab and dictate the fight on all fronts.