Lucian Bute vs. Carl Froch RBR

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  1. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Chris Mannix interviews Carl Froch:

    "First off I want to give credit to Lucian Bute, because he hits hard. But obviously not hard enough, eh? Because he caught me good, but you see I'm tough. I can hold a shot.
    :deal

    Who I really want to give credit to is my fans, they gave me the the surge to do this.

    From the time I could see it in his eyes, see it in his legs - I'm an animal. I want to hurt him.

    I got hit with shots I shouldn't have gotten hit with tonight, but if I hadn't you TV guys wouldn't have had as much to comment on so you should thank me for taking those shots."

    CARL A ****ING G!!!!!!!!! :happy
     
  2. JN43

    JN43 Guest

    this thread was on course to be biggest replied but Froch ended the fight short
     
  3. Jan(DK)

    Jan(DK) Joined april 2007 Full Member

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    Ho Ho HO - What is this all about - Bute was up at 8, and Froch had left the neutral corner - therefore Bute is the WINNER..........:yikes:yikes:yikes:yikes



    In any way, Bute will settle it down in the rematch........:bart:bart:bart:bart.





    (Never had anything against Bute, but simply loved Andrade after he got raped in Canada......Time Collector, Cobra and Kessler------- true WARRIORS...!!!!!)
     
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    FrankinDallas FRANKINAUSTIN

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    David Haye has small hands.
     
  5. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    No, it wasn't. Not even close. :nono

    Don't talk **** without knowing wtf you're talking about.

    1575 replies. The crash accounted for maybe 200-300 lost replies, being generous (to give you some perspective, that is A LOT for an hour in the aftermath of even a big event). So it would have been 1,700-1,800 without the servers crashing at the end.

    The #1, Mayweather vs. Cotto @ 2,293 replies, was still several hundred out of reach even if ESB hadn't crashed at all.

    Besides, the very early start to this thread cancels out the crash. In reality if you take away the 28 or so pages (420 posts @ 15/pg) of random chatter from the morning/afternoon before the card started, this is more like a 1,300 reply thread than a 1,700 thread.
     
  6. nervousxtian

    nervousxtian Trolljegeren Full Member

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    IB knows his RBR's bitches. Take note.
     
  7. lewishamboy

    lewishamboy Styles Impetuous Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl
     
  8. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    NEW STANDINGS:

    The top ten

    1. Mayweather vs. Cotto (2293 replies)
    2. Marquez vs. Fedchenko (1752 replies)
    3. Cotto vs. Margarito II (1718 replies)
    4. Bute vs. Froch (1578 replies)
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    5. Ward vs. Froch (1444 replies)
    6. Hopkins vs. Dawson II (1384 replies)
    7. Salido vs. Lopez II (1320 replies)
    8. Huck vs. Afolabi II (1294 replies)
    9. Pacquiao vs. Marquez III (1292 replies)
    10. Hopkins vs. Dawson I (1268 replies)

    The rest of the 1k club

    11. Marquez vs. Diaz II (1265 replies)
    12. Povetkin vs. Huck (1201 replies)
    13. Chavez Jr. vs. Rubio (1175 replies)
    14. Martinez vs. Macklin (1152 replies)
    15. Garcia vs. Morales (1126 replies)
    16. Donaire vs. Narvaez (1049 replies)
    17. Helenius vs. Chisora (1042 replies)
    18. Maidana vs. Morales (1002 replies)

    The rest of the top twenty

    19. Diaz vs. Malignaggi (986 replies) **
    20. Alexander vs. Kotelnik (947 replies) **

    (** = started by someone other than yours truly. eze made Diaz-Malignaggi, and RightCross made Alexander-Kotelnik).

    Bumped from the top twenty this weekend:

    21. Alexander vs. Matthysse (928 replies) :hi:
     
  9. florin3k3

    florin3k3 Member Full Member

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    i don't know what to say. i'm at a loss for words. froch beating bute in a close fight that he edged or a ko towards the end after a close fight was a possible outcome i thought could happen.
    bute seemed slow, weak, nervous. instead of fighting his usual fight, slow first 4 rounds learning his opponent, he came out in the 2nd and 3rd trying to brawl with froch. staying on the ropes trying to dodge punches instead of getting out of there. i just hope this was a HORRIBLE mistake that will be corrected in the rematch. his defense and footwork were almost nonexistent. he looked like a brawler more than a counterpuncher. in other fights he would let his opponents come to him the first 4-5 round with him loooking to counter. now he was going forward looking for a fight, and a fight he got. by the time he realised he made a mistake it was a bit too late.

    i just did not see this coming. and no matter how optimistic, i don't think anybody truly expected to see what we just saw. there was no warning, expect maybe the last round of andrade 1 but that was due to exhaustion. i still can't get my head around it...
     
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    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Further clarification:

    Even during Big Events, each round constitutes about 3 pages/45 posts.

    So take away the 5th round KO and let it go to a 12 round decision, that's another 7 x 45 = 315 posts. Then maybe 100 or so during the reading & reaction to the scorecards. (a good deal more than average) Then another 100 for people's Final Thoughts. (again, a good deal more than average)

    So 515 +1575..


    At a stretch, this was barely cracking the 2k mark.

    Not coming close to touching Ring Kings at 2,293. :deal
     
  11. persianprince

    persianprince Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Mother****ing Carl Froch, clearly the second best SMW after Ward. Froch's boxing skills are underrated
     
  12. LiamE

    LiamE Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl
     
  13. Боксёр

    Боксёр Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Just watched the fight, what a brutalizing. Bute better not go anywhere near Froch ever again, not in Canada nor in Romania or elsewhere.
     
  14. Tenorio

    Tenorio Bona fide Flomo Full Member

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    I've been saying it for years. Bute was and is a fraud. A couple of days ago I said that Bute wouldn't have defeated a prime Kessler. LMAO, apparently I was being to generous, he wouldn't even be able to defeat this version of Kessler. Lol at the people thinking Bute was a better boxer than Kessler.

    Laffie, flashy, insidious, vladimir.. where you at??? :rofl:rofl:rofl

    Puts into perspective how solid Kessler was and still is. Still 2nd best after Ward. :deal
     
  15. marianass

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    If froch were Mexican fighting in USA he had been DQ