My assesment danny garcia vs zab judah

[HeroBando]

I thought Judah overreacted in the fight against Khan when he thought he got low blowed. He should've suck it up and carried on, the fight's outcome could've been totally different....

I've haven't checked out the fight myself. I don't where to find good quality video where I can see who hitting who.

He was overwhelmed by Khan's speed, he's not used to that.

[KickAzz]

Garcia didn't throw enough punches or put enough pressure on Zab, so Zab had a late rally

[torosboxing75]

Garcia didn't throw enough punches or put enough pressure on Zab, so Zab had a late rally

Final punch stats would disagree, even though I don't trust compubox.

[elfag]

Starting to realize? everyone always knew he was vulnerable, he wobbles in just about every fight

Zab knew that when he fought khan, he just cudnt cope with the speed, reach, jab and movement.

Garcia was easy to hit because he stands right infront of you and throws no jab and his speed is average at best.

Zab had all the tools to take out Garcia, he's just to old now, he should have thrown more combos

This, different styles.

Zab hits harder than Khan and has a better chin even though his isnt known as the best, khans really is that bad that its worse than judah.

Judah is a boxer and he boxed with khan and couldnt overcome his speed and movement. Garcia is slow and sucks but he could get in there to catch khan and put him away. He didnt stop judah cause judah's chin is better and judah had the power to hurt him. If judah was younger he would stop garcia.

[JmH Reborn]

Garcia seemed to punch himself out after the KD and then got hurt and survived until he had enough energy to throw some meaningful punches in the 12th. Excellent fight. I was on edge.

I experienced all types of different emotions which I guess signals a very great fight...first, was excitment when Judah was doing the Kosta Tszyu style chicken dance several times; then jubilation when he finally put Judah on his ass; then concern when he punched himself out in the ninth; straight up fear when Judah caught him in the 10th with seem mean left hands that seem to have Danny out on his feet; sadness when it looked like it was a matter of time before Judah was going to put him away in the 11th; hope when Danny started firing back in the 12th; relief when the fight was over

[Gudfella]

Good analysis. I thought it was really close! And I think Showtime's commentary is a joke. If you thought HBO commentary was biased, just brace yourself for Showtime's incompetence and general impartiality.

I had it 114-113 to Garcia.

I thought Judah fought a smart fight, and controlled the earlier rounds. But soon Garcia totally outclassed him in all 4 aspects of scoring. Even all the last 3 rounds were not all Judah's as the judges would have you believe. But my main contention is the early rounds. I didn't like it at all how Showtime gave them to Garcia, not even conceding that they were very close.

Overall, a good fight. I think Judah should just retire now to maintain his pride, and of course not risk his health.

I thought the same 114-112 for Garcia...it was much closer then most thought



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