In a tense, entertaining Heavyweight affair, Polish 35-year old former Light Heavyweight and Cruiserweight Champion Tomasz Adamek (46-2, 28 KO) of Jersey City, New Jersey, kept alive title hopes in boxing’s flagship class with a hard earned twelve-round unanimous decision over 30-year old Eddie Chambers (36-3, 18 KO) of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. While a fair verdict, it was marred by a single atrocious scorecard from judge Allan Rubenstein casting a pall on the conclusion. [Click Here To Read More]
Comments Thread For: Adamek Passes Stiff Test, Continues Heavyweight Run
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According to reports in the Polish media, Adamek's management is trying to line up a fight with Povetkin for the fall.
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Boxing's "flagship" class, eh? Lol.
It was close. It was also in the Prudential Center. No problem with Adamek getting the nod, but that was one tough place for Chambers to get close win in.
119-110? What fucking sport are these scorer's watching?Comment
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A one-armed cruiserweight in your hometown isn't a "stiff test", and either way he didn't pass. The fraud rolls on.Comment
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I'v wanted to see Povetkin vs Adamek ever since he moved up to HW. Would have been better 2 years ago but i would still love to see it as the style matchup ensures a exciting fight along with a Poland vs Russia event.Comment
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I had 115-113 TA, could have gone for 1-handed Eddie, but adamek shows me nothing, but we're talking heavies here, not a lot of talent & fight was boring...Fraud Judge Rubenstein, 11-1 in rounds...Eddie couldn't have won in this arena.....I excepected more from Jennings, who has terrible balance, but he did ok 4 such few bouts...Collins was just a sparring partner...Comment
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I scored it the other way by the same score but wouldn't have a problem with a UD to Adamek by that score. 116-112 was too wide though and the judge who scored it 119-109 should be suspended or even banned from boxing. Judging of that quality is killing the credibility of the sport.By Cliff Rold - BoxingScene scored the bout 115-113 for Adamek. [Click Here To Read More]
But if Chambers can make it such a close fight when fighting with one hand, that doesn't say much for Adamek. An uninjured Chambers would be likely to easily beat Adamek on this performance. So I don't see how he can really be said to have passed any test. Narrowly beating (at best) a one-handed fighter does not pass any test.Last edited by Dave Rado; 06-17-2012, 09:31 PM.Comment
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