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This turns out very similar to Meldrick Taylor vs Terry Norris, only Norris has switched roles!
Norris comes out in the first his athletic ability and speed leads to some nice combos, and flashy displays, but it is apparent that Toney can shrug off anything that norris might land and respect for his power goes out the window, Norris continues to start the 2nd strong, but with no fear of a KO Toney has impossed his will by the end of the rd. More of the same Toney just to big, too strong and this ends in 3 or 4 rds, imho! |
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the reason i did not vote is that 1992 makes it a tough question after the tiberi , johnson and mccallum fights , but the surest thing here that norris will not stop toney. all the rest are more possible. |
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Early in 1992 you could see that Toney had changed from a hungry go get em fighter to very lazy, fat and self satisfied that lost to a sunday school teacher I never heard from again james could defintiely be outhustled and who better to outpoint him than TNT Norris. I even had james losing to McCallum in the rematch which was very slow, boring and uneventful match. I think Terry's chances are very good. outpointing a mechanical, slothful fighter shouldnt be too difficult for a speedster whose peak had just arrived |
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JT might have taken him lightly but what went wrong in the MM rematch that summer? If you come in flat and uninspired before TNT Norris, he will outpoint you with his great all around speed |
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