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  • Truth
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    Jermain Taylor: The King For The Future

    I have seen Jermain Taylor fight 5 times and every time I continue to see loads of potential. Bernard Hopkins is the man right now and is a great legend but after next year I doubt he will be around. Roy Jones Jr. knocked out twice this year, he had a great career but it looks like time caught up with him. Oscar De La Hoya really Lost his last 3 fights and has loads of money he will probably fight one more time maybe. Mike Tyson at 38 I don't know how much he has left, but after losing to Danny Williams it might be time for him to go(but he probably won't). So that only leaves a handful of real stars left, enter Jermain Taylor undfeated 25 years old, a middleweight(which is a good dvision because after Bernard leaves it wide open). I would say by 2006 Jermain Taylor will be one of the biggest names in the sport along with Floyd Mayweather,maybe Felix Trinidad and other fighters that are not stars right now to the main stream public.

    What do you think of Jermain Taylor?
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    I think he has tools, but working them on a bunch of little has-beens has not shown that they're the sharpest of tools.

    He better get his head/chin down...he punches with them up in the air too much.
    Big flaw.

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    • Truth
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      #3
      Originally posted by jabsRstiff
      I think he has tools, but working them on a bunch of little has-beens has not shown that they're the sharpest of tools.

      He better get his head/chin down...he punches with them up in the air too much.
      Big flaw.
      but his career just started you don't put him in with top notch fighters yet.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Mayweatherfan
        but his career just started you don't put him in with top notch fighters yet.

        No....but you do put him in with TOUGH guys, who are his own weight.

        The name Raul Marquez looks good on his record, to the untrained eye.
        Those who know what raul is, a washed-up, once decent 154lber...can see that bashing on raul taught Jermain nothing.
        In fact, when he does fight a tough 160lber, years of punching out defenseless, weaker men will haunt him.

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        • Exciterx30
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          #5
          He has to take care of Joppy first. Right now, I don't think he's ready for the Major League. Hopkins and Trinidad would beat him.

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          • ghostbear
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            Hopkins made a career out of fighting jr. middles, why can't Jermaine use them for practice until he's finished developing his skills?

            It's still a little too early to see if Taylor is going to run the middleweights. His chin hasn't been tested yet so we don't know what its made of. After Hopkins is gone I'd like to see Taylor vs. Trinidad to decide who is king of the middleweights. Another thing is supposedly Taylor has trouble making middleweight. Fighters usually get bigger when they get older and he's only 25. Maybe a move to super middle or light heavy in the future.

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            • abdiel2k3
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              Originally posted by Mayweatherfan
              I have seen Jermain Taylor fight 5 times and every time I continue to see loads of potential. Bernard Hopkins is the man right now and is a great legend but after next year I doubt he will be around. Roy Jones Jr. knocked out twice this year, he had a great career but it looks like time caught up with him. Oscar De La Hoya really Lost his last 3 fights and has loads of money he will probably fight one more time maybe. Mike Tyson at 38 I don't know how much he has left, but after losing to Danny Williams it might be time for him to go(but he probably won't). So that only leaves a handful of real stars left, enter Jermain Taylor undfeated 25 years old, a middleweight(which is a good dvision because after Bernard leaves it wide open). I would say by 2006 Jermain Taylor will be one of the biggest names in the sport along with Floyd Mayweather,maybe Felix Trinidad and other fighters that are not stars right now to the main stream public.

              What do you think of Jermain Taylor?
              i could careless about taylor until he starts fighting middlewieghts
              as for DLH losing his last three?
              how can ya count all those loses
              he lost once to mosley fari n sqaure
              den he lost to tito, contraversial
              den to shane again, more contraversial
              beat sturm, more contraversy
              lost to Hopkins, stepped up to bigger guy
              i only see 2 loses dat matter with DLh

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              • spinksjinx
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                #8
                Originally posted by jabsRstiff
                No....but you do put him in with TOUGH guys, who are his own weight.

                The name Raul Marquez looks good on his record, to the untrained eye.
                Those who know what raul is, a washed-up, once decent 154lber...can see that bashing on raul taught Jermain nothing.
                In fact, when he does fight a tough 160lber, years of punching out defenseless, weaker men will haunt him.

                Another thing I would like to point out, raul was actually giving jermain a fight and a pretty hard time. Taylor keeps himself open at all times and raul landed some ok shots...Get taylor in their with a true 160 power puncher and lets see what that man is made of....Taylor even admitted he had problems with raul.

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                • LuKahnLi
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                  #9
                  At this point, Joppy is a good opponent.

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                  • abdiel2k3
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by spinksjinx
                    Another thing I would like to point out, raul was actually giving jermain a fight and a pretty hard time. Taylor keeps himself open at all times and raul landed some ok shots...Get taylor in their with a true 160 power puncher and lets see what that man is made of....Taylor even admitted he had problems with raul.
                    yup rual succesfuly back taylor up
                    maybe he was just being cautious
                    but he seemed stund couple times
                    not serioulsy hurt but stunned
                    when he jumps in with true middles
                    he'll feel the difference

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