Vic Darchinyan another Hamed?

[Left2body]

i was thinking more attitude and confidence than styles

Oh.........OK, disregard what I said earlier then.

[mgkirkpatrick]

ive never thought they were similar. and for the record vic to beat arce. p4p one of, if not the hardest puncher in the game.

[eazy_mas]

Hamed loss was more like his lose then someone exposing him.

There is a lot of problem surronding him. As for vic his problem is just started and his he got a new trainer.

[Papa Ace]

ok im here im here, you can all sit down now

VIC is like NOBODY.

I wont argue anything with anyone, we are all entitled to our opinions.

I just want ARCE vs. DARCHINYAN to happen next so that all of you can really see what VIC is about, cuz that fight with Donaire was nothin, like he said "I was playin around, I could knock him out in the first if i wanted, but i wanted to play with him a little"

so ya, bring on a REAL fighter and we will see what his chin is made of and how much heart he got. Theres plenty inside him that hasnt been called to come out just yet.

Gotta love VIC's confidence though. Alot of fights are won mentally before a fighter even steps foot in the ring. VIC really believes in himself and his confidence shows it.

[infestacide]

If you want to see someone like hamed, checkout billy dibb from down under.

[abdiel2k3]

I think Darchinyan is another Hamed, and I can't wait someone will expose his overrated skills. Maybe Arce is the best to beat him. It's like a remake of Hamed vs Barrera.

*** no
vics hardly got what hamed possed
and arce by far has less then what barrera can do
arce aint no boxer to expose anyone
all arce can do
is beat someone down
and beatem bad
but he aint gonna outskill anyone
as far as boxin
he may outslugg
outlast
but he aint no boxer

[mr. bojangles]

I think Darchinyan is another Hamed, and I can't wait someone will expose his overrated skills. Maybe Arce is the best to beat him. It's like a remake of Hamed vs Barrera.

wtf are you talking bout? you actually see 'skills' on Vic? he's got a very awkward style but it works for him, and mainly because of his power. he's even more 1-dimensional than Hamed was. Barrera did outbox the clown, but no way is Arce outboxing anyone, he beats up his opponents with his non-stop pressure.

[VanesBoxing]

I dont get what this response means???

[Papa Ace]

I dont get what this response means???

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[VanesBoxing]

Ben Wallace (born September 10, 1974 in White Hall, Alabama) is an American professional basketball player in the NBA with the Chicago Bulls. He plays the positions of center and power forward and is listed at 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m), although as he has stated probably stands closer to 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) and weighs 240 lb (109 kg). He is a four-time winner of the NBA Defensive Player of the Year Award, a feat only equalled by ***embe Mutombo, and is regarded as one of the finest defensive players in the game.His nickname is "Big Ben", and was considered by some as the cornerstone of the Detroit Pistons' success in the 2000s, culminating in a championship in 2004. Ben Wallace signed a four-year, US$52 million contract with the Chicago Bulls on July 13, 2006[1].

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