Shawn Porter vs Sadam Ali at 147. Who wins?

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    Shawn Porter vs Sadam Ali at 147. Who wins?

    This would be a pretty good fight. Who wins and how


    I think after a Brutal 12 Round War, The fight ends in a draw
    14
    Porter via UD/SD/MD
    14.29%
    2
    Porter via KO/TKO
    14.29%
    2
    Ali via UD/SD/MD
    57.14%
    8
    Ali via KO/TKO
    7.14%
    1
    Draw
    7.14%
    1
    Robbery
    0.00%
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    #2
    I think Sadam Ali needs another big win before we start putting him in the mix, was his last win a fluke?

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      I don't think Ali is ready for Thurman yet. Personally believe Thurman is the best Welterweight who doesn't have a "real" belt (Brook is a real threat) and isn't named Floyd, Juan, or Manny.

      Sadam Ali should face Robert Guerrero or Diego Chaves so we can really judge him.

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        #4
        Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth
        I don't think Ali is ready for Thurman yet. Personally believe Thurman is the best Welterweight who doesn't have a "real" belt (Brook is a real threat) and isn't named Floyd, Juan, or Manny.

        Sadam Ali should face Robert Guerrero or Diego Chaves so we can really judge him.
        I never said anything about Thurman. This is Porter vs Ali.

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          #5
          Originally posted by RichCCFC
          I think Sadam Ali needs another big win before we start putting him in the mix, was his last win a fluke?
          You think his wins vs Santana and Abregu were flukes?


          SMH.


          I picked Abregu to beat Ali but Ali shocked me when he beat Abregu.



          Now Ali vs Bryan was a close call for Ali. You can make cases that Ali lost. That fight was on the Card of the Century. 8/9/14, Best card of 2014

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            This has the makings for a trilogy.

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              I'm not sure but I want to see it I think Sadam Ali maybe the darkhorse of the division. He doesn't get the credit of most but probably has a better win than most and the kid can box a bit.

              People are quick to crown Broner, Spence, Thurman etc the next top American welterweight but it could well be T-Craw or this kid both of who IMO most are sleeping on.

              I don't think he is great but he is certainly a solid little boxer who can make some noise.

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              • AddiX
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                I followed Ali since the amateurs, he really is one if the least predictable fighters I've seen.

                And quite honestly for most of his pro career, he's looked awful.

                And than all of a sudden he steps up and looks phenomenal.

                I don't get it one bit.

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                • John Locke
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                  Sadam Ali is talented, he's got very good skill. Quick feet, quick hands, good jab and good ring IQ. I think he's a bit chinny though. I've got him in my top 10 now, at #10, I dropped Guerrero out after his last performance.

                  If it goes the distance I think Ali could get the decision against Shawn.

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                    Ali is a very bad choice for Porter. Ali is a very underrated counter puncher as we saw against Santana and moreso Abregu, he is very dangerous under pressure and can **** harder than Broner too.

                    I reckon he makes Porter walk straight into a hurtful counter and then finishes him off.

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