You're right. Fighting the last eight rounds of a 12 round fight with a badly broken jaw and blood pouring into his mouth, in no way tales away from his "pussyness." Yessir, stamina problems is what he has. His first fight with Miranda and his 12th round KO of Taylor exposed the 'stamina' thing. Come now. you're being too harsh with yourself.
It's fortunate they didn't surrender when they were fighting to establish the good ole US of A ! (Or you'd all still be suckin' on the Queen's tit.)
Naw, it just would have taken longer. It's not like they really fought, just threw some ships up in the way...... Keith
Germany is known for dodgy decisions and bad refereeing. When was the last time a foreig fighter won a decision in Germany against a German based fighter? I can think of very few overseas fighters who have been shafted in Britain and many who have won decisions in close fights eg Bradley v Witter. If that had of been in Germany with Witter being german, NO WAY would Bradley have won
Germany is no worse than here for hometown bias, in my opinion. If an agreement was in place though, then the fight should happen here. I might even try to go along to it
Off the top of my head: Haye v Valuev Chambers v Dimitrenko Cunningham v Huck was a 12th round stoppage, but Cunningham was up on the cards.
Given the way boxing is nowadays, I'm sure they can do a deal. Change the rules of boxing like Mayweather thinks he can. Have six judges, all flown in courtesy of Showtime the day of the fight so there's no comfy hospitality given by the hosts, give Showtime the ability to overturn the result if the home fighter wins a robbery. Use the Mayweather method of changing the rules to suit you now that it, rather foolishly, has become legitimised.
You sholdn't have mentioned this fight, my friend. After 12 rounds of destroying one of the referries gave 114-114 :rofl Is it normal judgement? Really, Froch has to knock Abram out two times (remember Brewster-Crasnichi) to get some hope.
well froch arbram fight should be held in the far east it would be neutral ground for both, maybe manilla, r somewhere in china,they want be known to well so the judges and ref want be easily swayed, but it want go to decission a knockout will happen
And the other two judges gave it wide to Chambers hence him winning the decision, which was the question I was actually replying to. And the judge who had it a draw was English which hardly adds any ****ing credibility to the idea of England being a bastion of boxing fairness and accuracy in relation to Germany!