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Myth #1 - Hopkins was robbed against Calzaghe
Calzaghe clearly won that fight, all hopkins did was to hold and spoil but for some reason most people seem convinced hopkins was robbed. Myth #2 - Macklin was robbed against sturm no, no, NO! Fight could have swung either way but macklin defo wasnt robbed, and he never did enough to grab the title from the champion in his backyard Myth #3 - Cleverley is a legitimate world champion |
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Theres a thread right now over on the General Forum with 50% of the posters claiming that Prince Naseem Hamed even though he unified a division was a complete Hypejob!!
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Come on lads, for those who say Naz was schooled, post a scorecard |
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its possible to 'school' someone in the sense we are talking about here with a scorecard of say 8-4, particularly if the loser takes some early rounds. I think people mean a schooling in the sense that Barrera always seemed one step ahead of Naz and he couldnt adapt to Barerras adaptations (if that makes sense). Gimme a couple hours to watch it pal, i gota do it in round by round segments so i can disguise myself in the office |
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Watch the fight, and keep in mind what I said about Naz's awful balance making Berrera's shots look far more effective than they proably were
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Naz was great for boxing and very entertaining, but Barerra schooled him imo. |
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I strongly argue that after the 7th/8th round when it was obvious that he would lose naz stopped trying. It could have been a lot closer but it wasn't a schooling.
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Naz was very good for British boxing and the sport in general .....
However, he was outboxed on this occasion. Barrera, the noted aggressor, fought as a counter punter. Naz never worked out a soluation and became increasingly ragged the further the fight went. Odds of 3-1 Barrera in the casinos. |
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I'm not denying Naz was out boxed (as I had Barrera winning).
As someone just said, Calzaghe - Lacy was a schooling. This was nowhere near that level |
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Naz was struggling with likes of Augie Sanchez, I felt MAB could do it and he did but in a different way. Felt he'd walk forward more but his lateral movement staying on outside of Naz southpaw stance with his jab over top and right hand was simply beautiful text book boxing. Plus his ring generalship was there to see he controlled the fight and the tempo. A true ATG performance
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