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มวยสากล
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You know what I just said that to Vano on twitter after he commended for a rant. And no I haven't, but I've cut down, quite smoking cigarettes and I guess I'be mellowed a bit since the bout of tonsillitis, which in my deletiois feverish state I ridiculously thought was life threatening
I dunno', maybe I'm just not as big on boxing at the mo'. But I'm pissed off with MMA today so the tides will change for a week or two I think |
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มวยสากล
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And trust me, you'd remember Saad-Kates if you'd seen it!
Watch as much Saad as you can, come back and thank me. Watch him lay waste to Mwale with possibly the greatest uppercut of all time. |
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I can't get into mma. I watched 1 fight and that was lesnar v velasquez I think. The different organisations confuse me
I'm not as big on boxing myself because i've rediscovered my love for football lately. I just have a lot of free time now and finding fights on youtube is ridiculously easy. I'll look out for it! |
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It's way less confusing to the uninitiated than boxing is nowadays!
UFC: all you need to care about Strikeforce: Owned by UFC. B-league on life support. Bellator: For the hardcore only. Top class prospects and some genuinely World class fighters that could slot into the top 6-10 of some of the UFCs divisions. Everything else, only for the hardcore. For me, it's like football, just another sport I watch rather than a replacement, and Saints are having a good season so I've been back on footy myself as of late |
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I'm a leeds fan (hence my username; i'm not actually crazy for love, it's a mixture of lufc and crazy) I've always supported them but I wasn't watching any other football, but recently i've been back on motd and champions league etc. We've kinda hijacked the thread here |
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Gavilan v Davey
This might actually be Gavilan's only domination over a top contender. His fights always seem to be nip and tuck because of his style but he really gave a clinic here. It would help if Davey had any power or any defence but Gavilan looked as good as he could against a limited opponent. I don't feel overly satisfied though, I was hoping to see him perform at a higher level in a none "either way" type fight. Ali dominated Terrell in a great performance but he also showed dominance over Liston (watched that today as well, struggle to give Liston more than a couple of rounds). Duran dominated dejesus in a great performance but he also showed dominance over Leonard (yes dominance, Leonard took no more than 5 rounds maximum and at times Duran looked a class above). So I've seen Gavilan dominate Davey in a great performnace, surely he has a performance where he showed dominance over a top level opponent like Bratton, Graham or Basilio? Anyone give me any pointers here as to a great Gavilan showing against a top opponent? Or are they all nip and tuck afairs where Gavilan's clean punching gives him ane dge? |
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He also clearly outboxes Ralph Tiger Jones, though Jones seems kind of clueless on how to handle the Kid's style. If you want to see a good either way savage war before Kid promptly ends proceedings, check out the Gil Turner fight. Gil was a very, very good fighter who was cutting a swathe through the welterweight division before running into Gavilan. Turner-Gavilan is one of the most brutal fights you'll see between high level fighters. |
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I'll watch the trilogy. What about graham are any of them atleast 10-5 type affairs where kid shows his genius? |
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That's one of the most skill packed fights of all time. I'd rather watch that fight for a 50th time than watch the best fights out there today. IMO Gavilan takes it close but clear, but many have it differently and the more you watch the fight, the more you'll appreciate Graham's subtlety.
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