Comments Thread For: Sakio Bika With No Excuses, Likely Heads Back To 168

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Sakio Bika's quest for a light heavyweight world-title belt fell short in the snow and ice of Canada's Quebec City, but the Australian warrior has no plans to retire from boxing.

The 35-year-old's unanimous points loss to Canada's WBC champion Adonis Stevenson on Saturday was his second consecutive title defeat since August.

Bika was valiant, but Stevenson showed the power and skill that has led him to five title defences since knocking out the division's former champion Chad Dawson in 2013.




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[Hougigo]

I really enjoyed your gameplan Bika... you almost outboxed him

[The Gambler1981]

Adonis was a bit too much man for him, but the guy got a shot and took it can't fault that.

His lack of throwing punches I could kind of fault but he lacks good defense to begin with so I am sure the power he was eating from Stevenson had an effect on on him opening up.

At 168 his rough house style will be a bit more effective.

[Eastcoast]

I thought Bika was having trouble making 168? One butt kicking and some guys suddenly realize how to diet?

[NO/BS2468]

Bika has lost almost every big fight in his career, he's tough as nails though and never been stopped. sometimes you have to give credit to the warriors... who are not the most talented but have the most heart.

[StAlbansBoxing]

at least theres a good looking woman for him to go home too at night

[bojangles1987]

I thought Bika was having trouble making 168? One butt kicking and some guys suddenly realize how to diet?

We all knew the deal here. Only thing Bika didn't do was get stopped the way he was supposed to. He was never sticking around to try and become a force at the weight.