Anyone think Aydin won?

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  1. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Had it 7-5 Guerrero, but it was closer to 8-4 than to 6-6. The right man won, and it was a hellacious fight to get there.

    RG should be targeting Bradley (which is a winnable fight for him) and not Floyd yet, but I don't blame him for chasing that payday. The entire reason he moved up to 147 was to get that Mayweather fight.
     
  2. cippi

    cippi Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    i had guerrero winning 114-113. very close fight. aydin IMO went on a late rally and won alot of the rounds towards the end of the fight. aydin came close but no cigar.
     
  3. gumbo2176

    gumbo2176 Active Member Full Member

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    If you truly think Aydin won, then you need to apply for a judges position in Vegas where bad calls are made way too frequently.
     
  4. Swollen Liver

    Swollen Liver Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Aydin would have won if he had a jab. Guerrero was the only one working at tie even if Aydin was putting a lot of pressure. If he could a find a new coach that would make him understand the necessity of the jab, he could have sucess I think.
     
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    Hatesrats "I'm NOT Suprised..." Full Member

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    I knew Guererro would win but I still bet on Aydin.
    (Odds were great)

    Even lost a Hund on the under for a KO.

    F U Robert & your "Welterweight Chin" :bart
     
  7. chinachin

    chinachin Active Member Full Member

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    No, it was about an even fight but I saw Guerrero being the better man on the inside.
     
  8. Luigi

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    Aydin won 7-5
     
  9. bballchump11

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    by "euro syle" he means the shell defense that Clottey uses. Wlad doesn't fight like that so dumb example
     
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    7-5 Guerrero, when Aydin won rounds he did alot of good work in the round but the rounds Guerrero won Aydin wasnt doin enough, alot of Guerreros punches were arm punches towards the end but Aydin was wild and missin n not active enough, i think Aydin can improve, when he does the right hand lead he needs to throw a left hook after kinda like Salido does when he switch stance
     
  11. Royal-T-Bag

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    no he lost a close fight but exposed Guererro as a WW in the process, the ghost is garabge at WW, not even top 10 material
     
  12. RingKing

    RingKing Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Guerrero won. It was a competitive fight, but Aydin should have pushed the fight at a faster pace. Maybe then he could have overtaken and stopped Guerrero.

    Three things impressed me about Guerrero since I have never been too high on him. One, he did pretty damn good for having been off for 15 months and fighting a barn-burner type fight. Two, he has a damn good chin because it was certainly tested last night. Last of all, his punches have enough pop in them to keep a big, strong WW at bay. Looks like he could become a strong competitor in the WW division.
     
  13. zico2010

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    I had Aydin by two rounds. Thought the commentary team were pathetic. Berstein hanging off Guerrero's nuts all night - though the other guy didnt seem to be joining in with the ass-kissing - perhaps he disagreed but didnt want to say so. For all the times we were told about the number of punches Guerrero threw, most of them were jabs that didnt even land. Aydin had a solid advantage in percentage terms, and most of his were thudding shots that inflicted damage.
     
  14. keith

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    I agree.


    Keith
     
  15. brood3

    brood3 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl Your bring up intelligence and you say something so ****ing stupid. Get a clue dumbass. Guerrero was born and raised in America. So yeah regardless of his Ethnicity he's American. That would be like saying Floyd or every other Black Fighter born in US is not American. Because their ancestors were born somewhere else. :lol:

    :rofl:rofl:rofl Wow you really have no clue what your talking about. Wlad is trained by Emanuel Steward an American. Wlad uses an American Style. Jab, Footwork, tie up, etc.

    And yes Aydin lost because of his crappy Euro style. Boxing is all about styles. Thats why they always say "Styles Make Fights".