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Last night says alot about Mundine's current state and given how much everyone wrote off Woods, it gives further credence to the 'anything can happen' factor in any fight. |
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I think Mundine has always had a soft chin and head , the Ottke fight showed this and it was only a matter of time before someone else landed the same blow, some claim he was exhausted but i think he has a soft spot on the temple and jaw line, no other fighter was able to captalize on this given Mundines great defence, Woods awkard spoiler style was able to get through Mundines defence whilst other more established boxers were not.
Part 1 is now up, just about to edit the 1st post and put it on there. 2 more parts to go, 2nd part is up till the end of the fight, part 3 is the interviews done after the fight, part 1 also contains ring entrances and the loose ropes contraversy, this is very dangerouse imo and would be intresting to know who would be held responsible if one of the guys fell out the ring and knocked his head on something. Ive never seen ropes this loose ever and when Garth complained it didnt appear they would do anything to tighten them other then re arrange the rope divders that stop the ropes from prying apart. |
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There are only so many divisions an aging fighter can go down to avoid legitimate challengers before you start deteriorating greatly physically. Choc has never had good punch resistance but a career NRL player and super middleweight draining down to fight at 154 is bound to cause all sorts of problems, namely losing punch resistance and legs.
In hindsight this sort of thing shouldn't have really been a huge surprise, a bum like crazy Kim nearly flattened him, and that was when he was considerably better than he is now. Props to Garth, though he isn't very good, but he certainly came along at the right time and at the very least, he might not have much talent, but he has balls and some grit, something that could never be said for choc. |
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as well as underestimating Wood caused this. |
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True mate regarding the brawling. That was the big mistake Green made in 2006. He tried to fight off a long jab, and basically tried to beat Mundine at his own game - bad plan.
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Champion
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totally agree about the brawling , part 2 is now up and contains the remaining rounds, part 3 is also up which has the post fight interviews.
No brua i will not throw ping pong balls at my temple to test this theroy but it was tempting hehehe Last edited by TCboxa; 12-08-2010 at 08:25 PM. |
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woods is an ugly fighter- but i d say he s one of the best conditioned guys i ve seen for his talent in a while - he s relentless and has a heart like lance armstrongs.
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he wanted to be just like roy jones- well he succeeded in dropping down in weight and being ko d by a very very average fighter in Australia!!! awesome!!
the guy never had a strong chin - a glass jaw like his old man, and never was able to unlearn the bad habit of looking away from punches when he slipped them, flinching at punches and blinking as they came at him. its something that is learned over decades of boxing, not years, its why guys like flloyd and pac are so good - when punches come at them- they dont even blink- they ll take a shot on the eyeballs- and not batter an eyelid, they see them coming, can brace themselves, and not fold. Chocs been doing this bad habit of his since he started- even sometimes turning away and turning his back on the opponent. it was a matter of time. anyone can get ko d by a punch you dont see , that + his old mans weak chin.....never had the stuff to be a world class champ. he wouldve been a great amateur, but the pros is a different game, its sometimes better to be sturdier than skilled. happy for woods though, a true battle story- coming from where he did to do this- is a great story. should take nothing away from his win. |
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![]() Everyone talks up Echols as one of Mundines greatest victories... I say BULL****INGSHIT..... Echols was returning from a long lay off from a bullet wound in his shoulder.... Check out Echols record after his lay off. He had lost it totally.... He was never the same fighter. Before he was shot.... Echols was right up there.... a genuine contender.... But Mundine didn't fight the "Contender" Echols.... He fought the "SHIT" version.... and even then.... fought like a scared rabbit. |
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