Hypothetical Match Up Game

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  1. teeto

    teeto Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Haha, what a fight. I'd have to think that Pryor does the scoring here. While Jack is hitting with all his might, Pryor is running round like a mad man and throwing shots that score. Pryor decision imo. Whitaker vs Buchanan. Intriguing as it gets imo.
     
  2. anarci

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    Ike Quartey vs Carlos Palomino for the 3rd time?!
     
  3. teeto

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    You never answered my one Anarci!

    I would go for Quartey, strong he is, and the jab would be a major factor imo.
     
  4. anarci

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    :good I was gonna get to you just didnt want mine to be forgotten.

    Ill take Whittaker by a competetive decision just a notch higher IMO, although Buchanan would put some rounds in the bank. 145-140.
     
  5. Pachilles

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    yep, only know the Duke from his commentary(being from england) and ive never heard of the other guy. Just wanted to get Freitas Vs Mancini out before forgetting all about it, i think it'd be fight of the year material.
     
  6. anarci

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    Chris Byrd vs Jerry Quarry
     
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    Quarry solves Byrd with his precision counters and nice lead rights.As long as he's near his best i'd be confident of this one...never rated Byrd.


    Fighting Harada vs Jibaro Perez
     
  8. Drew101

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    Perez was a heck of a boxer, but I don't think he has the power to keep Harada at bay throughout the entire fight. Harada surges late and wins a close decision.

    Two Candadians up next...

    Matthew Hilton vs. Lou Brouillaird
     
  9. la-califa

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    I don't know about that. IMO Palomino has the chin to stand up to "Bazooka's" bombs. The key factor is Carlos' body attack, which would wear Quartey down in the late rounds.
     
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    Romeo Anaya vs Alfonso Zamora. What a slugfest that would be for however long it lasted.
     
  11. teeto

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    Very plausible, i had a hard time deciding that one.
     
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    Carlos Palomino 1977 v Lloyd Honeyghan 1986
     
  13. teeto

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    Really hard to say, Palomino's not a stylist who Honeyghan can amount attacks on with ease, hooking and crossing. I'm undecided, but i'm actually thinking Palomino comes through a gruelling one, forcing the fight and walking through counters himself. Honeyghan is not at an impossibility here by any means.

    So Palomino is my choice.

    Zab judah vs Gene Hatcher
     
  14. la-califa

    la-califa Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Of the three previous bouts;
    Hilton has the durability to take the punishment & press the issue to take a close cut decision.
    Zamora could bang & could take out Anaya. But Romeo has good enough skills to avoid the bombs & cause enough damage of his own to catch Zamora in about the fifth or sixth.
    Zab is quick & has the bozing ability to box his way to a decision victory. The late rounds would be all Hatcher though. a super close decision. could go either way. But have to say Judah, by a hair.

    Hector Camacho .Vs. Carlos Ortiz @ 135
     
  15. anarci

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    ID go with Ortiz by close decision over a prime Hector, he would win convincingly over a post Rosario Camacho.

    Juan M Marquez - Ernesto Marcel at 126.