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Just curious...It`s been a while since he lost to Judah. I haven`t heard a thing about him. He`s only in his mid to late 20`s so I can`t imagine he retired, even though he got totally embarassed in his hometown.
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I only want to see him come back so he can get KOed again by someone at 154 where he is supposedly heading. -
Cory is having a lot of problems with promoter Bobby Bostick. Which, is why Cintron has been on the shelf as well.Comment
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Spinks at 154? Yeah, he's headin' for a beatdown or two. He's pretty quick, and pretty solid defensively, but I just can't see him being that effective at 154. He didn't even seem like one of the bigger Welterweights to me. I feel a little sorry for him, though. Zab's loss only made him look worse. I just don't think he's got what it takes to ever have a dominant reign as a world champion. The fact that he is young and skilled does give him a good shot at reclaiming some glory, though. He lacks power, and has a questionable chin, so he'll always stand a chance of getting stopped any time he steps in the ring.Originally posted by raesaadComment
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I heard he's still looking for his heart. Same deal with Forrest.Comment
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That makes sense to me...Originally posted by DiegoFuegoComment
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truthfully I just think that Zab is fast and he hits hard. On the flip side opf that Cory has no power. I guess my point is that Spinks definitely would have beaten Baldomir.Comment
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Spinks is smokin' rocks with his daddy & uncle at some low-rent St. Louie crackhouse....
so according to Don King's rules, he's almost ready for another title shot (see: Oliver McCall)Comment
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LOL OWNED!!! K for you.Originally posted by SacTown1Comment
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