Round 6 Judah vs Baldomir

[TheBlackWallStreet]

At the end of Round six Zab had a vision problem and I think that is why he lost the fight. His dad couldnt hear what he was saying but I did. If you turn up the volume you can hear Judah say "my Vision is blurry". This is probably why he didnt throw to many punches and probably couldn't see jack. I have had blurry vision and it freaking blows it's very hard to see and your equalibrium is all messed up. Im not sure why he had blurry vision. I don't know if it was caused by a punch from Baldomir or if there is something wrong with Zab. But these things happen and so I can understand why he lost the fight and why he wasnt throwing as many punches as usual. Something is wrong with Zab. Also for the record I hate ZAB but I call it like I see it.

[RiverCityMike]

'Blurry vision' is no good excuse for losing the fight, though. I'm sure it was either caused by a punch or by some of Zab's own very intentional headbutts. I'm tired of hearing this guy's excuses for his own failures as a fighter and a person.

[TheBlackWallStreet]

'Blurry vision' is no good excuse for losing the fight, though. I'm sure it was either caused by a punch or by some of Zab's own very intentional headbutts. I'm tired of hearing this guy's excuses for his own failures as a fighter and a person.

He never used it as an excuse. He said this when he was winning the fight not when he was losing it. I am just saying that this is the reason he lost. Blurred vision sucks specially when fighting.

[RiverCityMike]

He never used it as an excuse. He said this when he was winning the fight not when he was losing it. I am just saying that this is the reason he lost. Blurred vision sucks specially when fighting.

I know this, TBWS, and I'm not just trollin'. You're ahead of the news, though, and I'll bet this will be a story on *********.com by the time I'm off work. I'm just saying that it really is no excuse--blurry vision is something that happens to all fighters at some point in time, very few of them will ever make an excuse of it, but if any would it will be Judah. The only time I really remember anyone blaming it for a bad performance is when they felt that there was foulplay involved like Liston-Clay or some people complained about Holmes thumbing them etc. If you have a fairly clean fight and your vision is blurred then that is just part of the game.

[TheBlackWallStreet]

I know this, TBWS, and I'm not just trollin'. You're ahead of the news, though, and I'll bet this will be a story on *********.com by the time I'm off work. I'm just saying that it really is no excuse--blurry vision is something that happens to all fighters at some point in time, very few of them will ever make an excuse of it, but if any would it will be Judah. The only time I really remember anyone blaming it for a bad performance is when they felt that there was foulplay involved like Liston-Clay or some people complained about Holmes thumbing them etc. If you have a fairly clean fight and your vision is blurred then that is just part of the game.

Yes, very true but I think it was a factor in the lost cause it went down hill rather quickly after that. He has also made a few comments in some articles that seem to suggest something was wrong like saying "if I was 100% he wouldnt have lasted" and such. I just think something was wrong with Judah but I could be way off.