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KCD · 02-08-2013, 11:31 AM

Outside his loss to Ibeabuchi, who beat Tua at his own game, the blueprint on how to defuse Tua
has always been there.

A 10-1 Maskaev was even terms until being stopped in the final round, the great Jeff Wooden couldn't miss Tua with his jab and Tua only scraped by with a MD. Rahman was winning their first fight until being hit after the bell and Rahman should have won the rematch despite coming in looking like a black sumo.

02-08-2013, 11:31 AM	#45
KCD All aboard. East Side Guru Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Westhoughton, Lancashire Posts: 5,705 vCash: 1000	Re: How Boring was Lewis-Tua? Outside his loss to Ibeabuchi, who beat Tua at his own game, the blueprint on how to defuse Tua has always been there. A 10-1 Maskaev was even terms until being stopped in the final round, the great Jeff Wooden couldn't miss Tua with his jab and Tua only scraped by with a MD. Rahman was winning their first fight until being hit after the bell and Rahman should have won the rematch despite coming in looking like a black sumo.
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