How Do Maidana fans feel about Chino being called a "Bum?"

[John Barron]

hate how maidana is unfairly being defined by a single loss. fighters can have off nights. he was supposed to be "alexander'd" by broner and lopez too. anybody with an ounce of boxing ability will "alexander" him. seriously, shut the hell up already.

[Syf]

Well boxing is far more than endurance now ain't it? In every technical aspect of boxing Maidana failed, I respect you as a poster but now your sounding like a fanboy man

Its a metaphor. But staying in shape is one of boxing's holy cannons. If you dont put in the work, it will show in the ring. That is precisely what happened.

Maidana did not have energy to work out of the clinch, due to being OUT OF SHAPE. He got beat because he simply did not have the energy to overwhelm Alexander. You think a rematch with a peak physical shape Maidana would play out the same way? Maidana's central style is built around being an imposing physical force, something being out of shape directly detracts from.


as to your opinion of me.. I could care less

[Syf]

hate how maidana is unfairly being defined by a single loss. fighters can have off nights. he was supposed to be "alexander'd" by broner and lopez too. anybody with an ounce of boxing ability will "alexander" him. seriously, shut the hell up already.

Exactly man. Not everyone is as consistent as all that. Doesnt mean on they best nights they're not a force.

[Doctor_Tenma]

Its a metaphor. But staying in shape is one of boxing's holy cannons. If you dont put in the work, it will show in the ring. That is precisely what happened.

Maidana did not have energy to work out of the clinch, due to being OUT OF SHAPE. He got beat because he simply did not have the energy to overwhelm Alexander. You think a rematch with a peak physical shape Maidana would play out the same way? Maidana's central style is built around being an imposing physical force, something being out of shape directly detracts from.


as to your opinion of me.. I could care less

Alexander beats him again quite easily too. You have any excuses for his shit performance against Corley too? Maybe it's southpaws I don't know

[Syf]

Alexander beats him again quite easily too. You have any excuses for his shit performance against Corley too? Maybe it's southpaws I don't know

Yall must be tired of hearing this as we are of hearing about old tape, but since he got with a good team its made a world of difference in Maidana.

The difference in form alone is painfully apparent, let alone the conditioning, mindset, and ect.

and he overwhelms alexander if hes in peak physical shape. Roughs him up and stops him. Similar to what porter did with more emphasis on the damage dealt. It would be a revenge match so... im confident chino would come in breathing flame

[YOU WILL LOSE]

Alexander beats him again quite easily too. You have any excuses for his shit performance against Corley too? Maybe it's southpaws I don't know

hey buddy can you remind me what the result of the corley fight was?

[Doctor_Tenma]

Yall must be tired of hearing this as we are of hearing about old tape, but since he got with a good team its made a world of difference in Maidana.

The difference in form alone is painfully apparent, let alone the conditioning, mindset, and ect.

and he overwhelms alexander if hes in peak physical shape. Roughs him up and stops him. Similar to what porter did with more emphasis on the damage dealt. It would be a revenge match so... im confident chino would come in breathing flame

Let me explain to you why Maidana could never fuck with Alexander, he doesn't set up his offense fast enough, Maidana can throw short punches but he isn't fast enough to beat Alexander to the punch, isn't fast enough to consistently get inside enough, it'll always, I repeat always be Alexander getting off first then tying up Maidana. Doesn't matter if Master Roshi trained him and Yajirobe was giving him senzu beans after every round in the corner. Maidana doesn't have the tools to deal with Alexander nor does he have the physicality to not only get out the clinch but fight out of it as well.

[Doctor_Tenma]

hey buddy can you remind me what the result of the corley fight was?

Maidana looking like absolute crap is definitely one of them.

[Da Machine]

Let me explain to you why Maidana could never fuck with Alexander, he doesn't set up his offense fast enough, Maidana can throw short punches but he isn't fast enough to beat Alexander to the punch, isn't fast enough to consistently get inside enough, it'll always, I repeat always be Alexander getting off first then tying up Maidana. Doesn't matter if Master Roshi trained him and Yajirobe was giving him senzu beans after every round in the corner. Maidana doesn't have the tools to deal with Alexander nor does he have the physicality to not only get out the clinch but fight out of it as well.

Maidana today with a ref who knows how to ref, and Maidana outworks him over 12 for a UD.

Your whole basis on Alexander winning is him be allowed to clinch over 100 times without penalty again. It's completely flawed logic.

[Syf]

Let me explain to you why Maidana could never fuck with Alexander, he doesn't set up his offense fast enough, Maidana can throw short punches but he isn't fast enough to beat Alexander to the punch, isn't fast enough to consistently get inside enough, it'll always, I repeat always be Alexander getting off first then tying up Maidana. Doesn't matter if Master Roshi trained him and Yajirobe was giving him senzu beans after every round in the corner. Maidana doesn't have the tools to deal with Alexander nor does he have the physicality to not only get out the clinch but fight out of it as well.

Take three to land one. And if hes in peak physical shape youre damn skippy he has the physicality to overwhelm Alexander. With peak physical form comes greater speed, power.. and yes, the ability to overpower someone in the clinch.

Although I think Chino is underrated skillwise and a quick study..sometimes its not just about skill its about who is the better man at the time. Who prepared better and who wants it more.