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  • I can't see how anyone can make a case for this being a good performance...

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    • Originally posted by Cuban Linx View Post
      I can't see how anyone can make a case for this being a good performance...
      Right. Canelo is lacklustre. Sadly, so is the whole of the 147-154 scene (with the exception of May), so it may be a while before we see his crappiness rightly exposed. Lol, Trout is really nothing special and he gave Canelo a razor-close fight.


      Oh, for the days of Quartey, Forrest, Vargas, DLH, Tito, Winky, Mosley, Mayorga, etc.

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      • Ohhhhhhhh, you were talking about Fury... sill lee meee.



        **sNiCkEr**

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        • Originally posted by Cuban Linx View Post
          I can't see how anyone can make a case for this being a good performance...
          It wasn't.

          Still, knocking out a 2 time world champion who's never been stopped before even though you fought like **** has to be a good thing...

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          • Originally posted by Earl Hickey View Post
            It wasn't.

            Still, knocking out a 2 time world champion who's never been stopped before even though you fought like **** has to be a good thing...
            Not when you have to foul your way to victory, including in the so-called "knockout".

            You see, a forearm-righthand is not a legitimate boxing combination. The forearm strike is the thing which set up the "knockout".

            Now, were this MMA, or backyard brawling, it may be a different story, but this is professional boxing. Or so we were told, at least.

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            • Originally posted by Nodogoshi View Post
              Not when you have to foul your way to victory, including in the so-called "knockout".

              You see, a forearm-righthand is not a legitimate boxing combination. The forearm strike is the thing which set up the "knockout".

              Now, were this MMA, or backyard brawling, it may be a different story, but this is professional boxing. Or so we were told, at least.
              Well it's a fight, if ***** ass cunningham can't handle the heat, maybe he should get back in the kitchen like a *****.

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              • Originally posted by Earl Hickey View Post
                Well it's a fight, if ***** ass cunningham can't handle the heat, maybe he should get back in the kitchen like a *****.
                Or perhaps, maybe in a professional boxing match, the officials should be counted on to do their job. Fury did enough fouling to warrant a disqualification. His illegal tactics to achieve the "knockout" also warranted disqualification. So, basically Fury rightfully deserved to be disqualified on no less than two occasions in that fight. Now, this is just one man's opinion, but it is indeed my opinion, nevertheless.
                Last edited by Drunken Cat; 04-21-2013, 03:09 AM.

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                • Or perhaps, this professional boxing business really isn't for Fury, after all. He should just stick to Irish travelers' fighting instead.
                  Last edited by Drunken Cat; 04-21-2013, 03:29 AM.

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                  • Originally posted by Nodogoshi View Post
                    Or perhaps, this professional boxing business really isn't for Fury, after all. He should just stick to Irish travelers' fighting instead.
                    are you a big fan of cunningham?

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                    • Originally posted by mathed View Post
                      Gosh, I was imagining Wlad devouring Fury within like 3 rounds. I actually think Wlad would have to carry him a few rds to help the fans get their money's worth but all Fury's taking pre-fight would likely lead to a eary early KO.
                      hmm i'd like to see it. but judging fr the way he fought after the knockdown, im sure he could carry himself up pretty well against the younger klitschko. i could be wrong, though.

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