Deadlift said:Something was odd.. did they really "need" to stop the fight when they did? I don't know, man.
whiteathlete33 said:Also it should be noted that the "unbeatable" Chad Dawson lost last night to Jean Pascal. I was rooting for Pascal in this fight since Dawson was undefeated. Quite a few white fighters at light heavy could beat Pascal.
JD074 said:whiteathlete33 said:Also it should be noted that the "unbeatable" Chad Dawson lost last night to Jean Pascal. I was rooting for Pascal in this fight since Dawson was undefeated. Quite a few white fighters at light heavy could beat Pascal.
Yeah, Pascal looks beatable. He would lunge in, throw a few punches, and then rest. Dawson fights in spurts, too, so that benefited Pascal. He would have a rough time fighting someone who could apply steady pressure, make him work for all three minutes of every round. Or someone who can simply counter those attacks.
Dawson looked like he was anchored in cement. So much for the speed he was alleged to have. Also the super fight where he would expose Joe Calzaghe was also written by the same script writers.....whiteathlete33 said:Also it should be noted that the "unbeatable" Chad Dawson lost last night to Jean Pascal. I was rooting for Pascal in this fight since Dawson was undefeated. Quite a few white fighters at light heavy could beat Pascal.
white is right said:Dawson looked like he was anchored in cement. So much for the speed he was alleged to have. Also the super fight where he would expose Joe Calzaghe was also written by the same script writers.....whiteathlete33 said:Also it should be noted that the "unbeatable" Chad Dawson lost last night to Jean Pascal. I was rooting for Pascal in this fight since Dawson was undefeated. Quite a few white fighters at light heavy could beat Pascal.
white is right said:Dawson looked like he was anchored in cement. So much for the speed he was alleged to have. Also the super fight where he would expose Joe Calzaghe was also written by the same script writers.....whiteathlete33 said:Also it should be noted that the "unbeatable" Chad Dawson lost last night to Jean Pascal. I was rooting for Pascal in this fight since Dawson was undefeated. Quite a few white fighters at light heavy could beat Pascal.
GOLOVKIN STOPS OUMA
Unbeaten WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin (21-0, 18 KOs) scored a tenth round TKO over a game, but outgunned former IBF champion Kassim Ouma (27-8-1, 17 KOs)in the first of two WBA world title bouts on Friday night at the Roberto Duran Arena in Panama City, Panama. Ouma was very active with trademark high punch rate, but Golovkin's pressure and harder punches took their toll midway through the fight. Doctors took a long look at Ouma after round eight. Golovkin punished Ouma in a one-sided round nine. The beatdown continued in round ten and the bout was finally waved off. Time was 1:25.
Good win for Golovkin, but he should fight at 154 lbs. Also, anyone truely believes that he is the number one fighter at middleweight has had one too many Guinneses or is Golovkin's promoter on CF.BoxingFanUK said:Gennady Golovkin looked great in this win. I was a bit concerned with Gennady's previous fights, because they had all been ending in rounds 1, 2, or 3.With this fight Gennady has gone 10 rounds, and gained some nice experience. This is the type of fight which will make Gennady a better fighter moving forward.Its also a "name" win for him, in that Ouma is a former champion and has been in with guys like Jermain Taylor, and Roman Karmazin.Great TKO win for Gennady and in all honesty, he's got to be the #1 or #2 guy at middleweight. Would love to see Gennady KO Hassan N'Jikam.
Westside said:Good win for Golovkin, but he should fight at 154 lbs. Also, anyone truely believes that he is the number one fighter at middleweight has had one too many Guinneses or is Golovkin's promoter on CF.