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Just saw the fight. Apart from the first round Khabib was better . Absorbing Guz punches and damaging him with his punches
A question. Shouldn't it be a TKO?
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On the bright side, his legs did need a shave. That is some gnarly fuzz.Hopefully he takes a Bic to the other one for a more aesthetic symmetry.
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The reason it went to a technical split decision at all is because Pabon ruled an "accidental foul" - and there really wasn't one. It was a freak injury and it occurred at random, not Allakhverdiev's fault at all. |
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![]() Humberto Soto was still a B+ talent when Guzman whipped him. Solid secondary victories over Jandaeng, La Hiena, Beltran, and Diaz. Then his so-so tertiary tier: Jauregui, shell of Aggie Sanchez, etc. Also, Guzman is now 36 and hasn't exactly been active - nor really sparring the best to keep his tools sharpened. However, it does stand to reason now having seen how Allakhverdiev handled him with a minor stylistic tweak (with Guzman still looking somewhat like himself in the first 5-6 minutes) that maybe he was never quite as potentially great as lots of people believed... Really, Funeka would've been his biggest scalp if he'd gotten by him uncontroversially - and he didn't come out of their 24 rounds together smelling like a rose at all, despite not actually copping an official loss either time. The writing was on the wall then. Still a "waste of talent", just maybe not as much as most of us thought. |
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guzman beat soto, who didnt really amount to anything...... martinez beat pwill who at the time was not really a huge threat anymore..... |
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Guzman was faking. He limped on the wrong leg twice.
The right guy won and that's all that matters. I thought the scores were whack, as I had Allakhverdiev winning all but the 6th and 7th when Guzman got on his horse. Shoulda been 3 scored KDs in this fight too, but fuck it. A NEW STAR IS BORN. Where the hell has boxing been hiding this Allahkverdiev. Ive heard of him, but never seen him. The kids got the tools. I would love to see him get it on with Garcia. That would be a great fight for the LWW division. Hell, Id like to see Peterson or Khan give this kid a shout.
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He beat Guzman last night without Tszyu even being a presence in camp, let alone in his corner. (although he did have John David Jackson, not too shabby)
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