Comments Thread For: Williams: Would've Been 'A Little Bit ******' To Take Immediate Rematch With Rosario

[TheMyspaceDayz]

When they rematch Williams will be older and Rosario will be closer to his athletic prime, more confident, and more experienced.

It’s not perfect but it’s smarter than jumping right back in, Wilder style.

[PBR Streetgang]

That was totally different. Hurd accepted the rematch, then pulled out over testing.

I couldn't find anything but innuendo about that. When Hurd ultimately withdrew, Williams said the reason why was because Hurd knew he couldn't beat him and he wouldn't be able to change his style so quickly...Williams didn't mention the reason to be over testing.

I was also under the impression that Hurd was enrolled in VADA for the initial fight which would seem odd that he would back out of the rematch over the same thing.

Not saying that testing wasn't the issue but there were some other things going on with Hurd like switching trainers and styles that may have made him hesitant about jumping into the rematch.

As to J-Rock, I think it's also a wise decision to avoid immediate rematch. Both Hurd and Julian were beaten convincingly (albeit in different ways) in their hometown fights that would suggest the rematch would be the same unless their approaches changed drastically.

[The D3vil]

And BREADMAN himself is one of those people..


"Bbbbut its DIFFERENT when its US"

Clowns. Cant wait to yall return to irrelevancy

Show me one time Breadman clowned Hurd over pulling out?

[Boxing Logic]

And BREADMAN himself is one of those people..


"Bbbbut its DIFFERENT when its US"

Clowns. Cant wait to yall return to irrelevancy

I dont trust a word Breadman says, but thats just my opinion. IMO he acts like Mr. Neutral but its like hes playing a part to me.

[Satir]

Rosario won't hold those titles for long, his next IBF mandatory Murtazaliev should beat him, maybe KOs him

[Bronx2245]

Charlo vs. Rosario, Lara vs. Hurd II, and Lubin vs. Harrison! Make It Happen!