Aaron Pryor vs Julio Cesar Chavez at 140

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  1. lone star

    lone star Active Member Full Member

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    Pryor starts like usual. Windmill or whatever you want to call it. Every second, minute, round by round he gets absolutely taken apart. Maybe ever so slowly. But in the end every punch Chavez lands, and he will land plenty, breaks Pryor apart. As for Chavez’s chin. Soon enough Pryor realises even when he lands one of his biggest shots, even if he lands several, Chavez keeps coming. Different leagues.
     
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  2. Mark Dunham

    Mark Dunham Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Different leagues my arse. Was Frank Randall classified the same way? He gave Chavez so much grief, he couldnt handle it and gladly accepted a technical win. Lucky he got cut and got ANOTHER gift decision. Pryor would drive him crazy
     
  3. lone star

    lone star Active Member Full Member

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    Randall boxed. Used footwork. Mostly straight punches. Style difference.
     
  4. Mark Dunham

    Mark Dunham Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Randall suffocated him with pressure in the second fight, fighting in close, gave him more than he could stand until the ref and judges saved him with a technical win. until then, Chavez could barely keep up with him yet, was ahead on the judges cards?
     
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  5. lone star

    lone star Active Member Full Member

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    Absolutely. I exept some to say that Pryor’s going to do the same thing. No way. Randall much more technical than Pryor.
     
  6. Mark Dunham

    Mark Dunham Well-Known Member Full Member

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    proof that Pryor is capable of throwing a straight punch

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  7. Mark Dunham

    Mark Dunham Well-Known Member Full Member

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    why isnt it Randal's name I usually hear instead of Pryor's?
     
  8. Kid Bacon

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    Pretty much my own opinion. Pryor can punish JCC all he wants, but is not stopping him.
     
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  9. MarkusFlorez99

    MarkusFlorez99 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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  10. Cobra33

    Cobra33 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Pryor could box when he wanted to and he would throw punches from the most insane angles.
    He also could punch pretty good and had the faster hands then Chavez.
    Lets not pretend that Taylor did not dominate Chavez and easily land on Chavez and Taylor while faster then Pryor hit nowhere as hard as a Pryor.
     
  11. Boxing GOAT

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    Pryor was highly overrated. A prime JCC breaks him down and stops him in the late rounds. With or without Pryor's special water bottle.
     
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  12. he grant

    he grant Historian/Film Maker

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    The second flight was flat our robbery .. hey stole that from Frankie and no one was happier the fight was stopped than Chavez .. by that time Chavez was on the dark side of is career ..
     
  13. Mark Dunham

    Mark Dunham Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Haha, that's just what I was saying

    Frankie was giving Chavez more than he could stand and rightfully, he was ahead

    Had the fight been allowed to continue without the cut to rescue him, Randal would most likely won another decision

    as for Pryor, he'd beat the hell out of Chavez
     
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  14. Mike Cannon

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    Hi Buddy.
    A sensible and thought out post, which is not easy to refute, thanks.
    Mike.
     
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  15. mr. magoo

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    I’d probably favor Chavez. Not by much though. Pryor was a beast at 140