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  • KTFOKING
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    #21
    Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
    Good fight, be a great test for Lubin.
    Lubin should be able to handle business properly, but Smith is a big LMW and is durable and will have a few moments. The type of fight Lubin needs before he jumps back to the top dogs.

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      #22
      Originally posted by KTFOKING
      Lubin should be able to handle business properly, but Smith is a big LMW and is durable and will have a few moments. The type of fight Lubin needs before he jumps back to the top dogs.
      I’ve still got faith in Lubin. I’d also like to see him face someone like Nathaniel Gallimore to test his chin.

      I think Smith will face that Garcia who schooled Cheeseman next. They’re going to try and build a Smith-Brook PPV IMO. No great interest in that fight tbh

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        #23
        He's probably not as skilled as Smith I'd agree.

        But he hits harder, can outwork and walk him down. He also didn't seem to get hurt by Smith either.

        But overall he's picking up experience every fight he has. Most likely will stop Smith if they rematch.

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          #24
          Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
          I’ve still got faith in Lubin. I’d also like to see him face someone like Nathaniel Gallimore to test his chin.

          I think Smith will face that Garcia who schooled Cheeseman next. They’re going to try and build a Smith-Brook PPV IMO. No great interest in that fight tbh
          Gallimore would have been the perfect opponent but he just got beat by Teixeira back in September. But I'd like to see Lubin with either a puncher, durable solid fighter or just a wily vet like Trout who still makes it tough for all his opponents.

          I could see Smith vs Garcia next and that leading to a Brook showdown. But I also see Hearn waiting for Hurd to vacate to get Brook a title shot at 154.

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            #25
            Originally posted by KTFOKING
            Gallimore would have been the perfect opponent but he just got beat by Teixeira back in September. But I'd like to see Lubin with either a puncher, durable solid fighter or just a wily vet like Trout who still makes it tough for all his opponents.

            I could see Smith vs Garcia next and that leading to a Brook showdown. But I also see Hearn waiting for Hurd to vacate to get Brook a title shot at 154.
            Even though he lost that 8 rounder I’d still be happy with Gallimore as an opponent, He was a really good test for Williams in the fights following his KO defeat.

            Trout is another good matchup, he’s the perfect gatekeeper fighter to test whether a fighter is ready for world class opposition.

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              #26
              Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
              Even though he lost that 8 rounder I’d still be happy with Gallimore as an opponent, He was a really good test for Williams in the fights following his KO defeat.

              Trout is another good matchup, he’s the perfect gatekeeper fighter to test whether a fighter is ready for world class opposition.
              I mean I would still be fine with Gallimore, but think they probably go another route.

              How about against Gausha? He didn't totally out of place against Lara even though he clearly lost, at least he was competing hard. The fight wasn't entertaining but easy to get outclassed by Lara and he simply wasn't.

              Vanes is another guy who would be perfect for Lubin but who the hell knows what is happening with him.

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                #27
                Originally posted by KTFOKING
                I mean I would still be fine with Gallimore, but think they probably go another route.

                How about against Gausha? He didn't totally out of place against Lara even though he clearly lost, at least he was competing hard. The fight wasn't entertaining but easy to get outclassed by Lara and he simply wasn't.

                Vanes is another guy who would be perfect for Lubin but who the hell knows what is happening with him.
                Gausha would be a good style matchup for Lubin, Gausha was a good amateur just doesn’t have a style that suits the pro’s.

                Vanes is another good gatekeeper type, what’s happened to him? Last I heard he was going “Cage Boxing”.😂

                I hope Lubin can fulfil his potential though, I was really high on him the prior to the Charlo loss. I was very confident he’d outbox Charlo, I even put £200 on him to beat him.😬

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
                  Gausha would be a good style matchup for Lubin, Gausha was a good amateur just doesn’t have a style that suits the pro’s.

                  Vanes is another good gatekeeper type, what’s happened to him? Last I heard he was going “Cage Boxing”.😂

                  I hope Lubin can fulfil his potential though, I was really high on him the prior to the Charlo loss. I was very confident he’d outbox Charlo, I even put £200 on him to beat him.😬
                  I'm high on Lubin as well. He needs to prove he has a solid enough chin at world level, but if he does then skills wise he matches up with any of the top LMWs. He's a bit small and that worries me but as he gets older he should be able to fill in nicely to the weight class.

                  Last I heard of Vanes was him going on Don King rants and apologizing to Haymon and the WBC lol.

                  Gausha is a solid fighter nothing more, nothing less. But still a solid fight for Lubin all things considered. Basically, anyone that will make Lubin think his way through a fight would be a good test for him. Preferably, you want him to face off against someone that could punch to see how his chin will react to getting hit clean.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by KTFOKING
                    I'm high on Lubin as well. He needs to prove he has a solid enough chin at world level, but if he does then skills wise he matches up with any of the top LMWs. He's a bit small and that worries me but as he gets older he should be able to fill in nicely to the weight class.

                    Last I heard of Vanes was him going on Don King rants and apologizing to Haymon and the WBC lol.

                    Gausha is a solid fighter nothing more, nothing less. But still a solid fight for Lubin all things considered. Basically, anyone that will make Lubin think his way through a fight would be a good test for him. Preferably, you want him to face off against someone that could punch to see how his chin will react to getting hit clean.
                    My main worry is the chin. Is he packing glass or was he just caught cold? I guess we’ll find out soon enough.

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                      #30
                      Originally posted by RJJ-94-02=GOAT
                      My main worry is the chin. Is he packing glass or was he just caught cold? I guess we’ll find out soon enough.
                      To me, it's not even the Charlo KO. He walked right into that shot and he was caught cold. Sh^t happens, but he got dropped early in his career against a journeymen. That is more worrisome IMO.

                      Jack got caught cold in round one but he proved his chin was good enough at the top level. So if Lubin does the same, he's going to be extremely difficult to beat. His offensive arsenal is better than anyone else's in the division. The way he is able to put together his combinations are top notch. Was a damn good amateur as well so he has good pedigree there.

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