Last time Spadafora beat a top 10 fighter was 02... surely this fight CAN'T happen!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by horst, Mar 26, 2011.


  1. NotAnMMAfan

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl I think he deserve this response Pop :good
     
  2. Ant68

    Ant68 Active Member Full Member

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    Hahahaha. :rasta
     
  3. Ant68

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    It's only a warm up guys come on, after this he's stepping up and fighting Jose Luis Castillo at light middleweight to put that disputed decision behind him once and for all, and with it any doubt that he is in fact the greatest pound for pound boxer ever. As the curtain closer he will not go out easy, he will in fact defend his titles against fellow great Roberto Duran.
     
  4. MAIN

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    no, i'm just repeating what lil floyd and company say....if they say one thing then act another then those are just some ***** ****...they set themselves up for this....you're ******ed mate
     
  5. Maxmomer

    Maxmomer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Clottey was a top 5 WW. Are you ****ing kidding me?
     
  6. MAIN

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    :lol: and that fool oibighead has the nerve to call someone ******ed....clottey was not only a top 5 ww but he'd beat the **** out of this fake gangsta lil floyd is about to fight....don't forget the fact that a lot of folks also said joshua won that fight against miguel....people on here are just as stupid as bald head dick
     
  7. JMP

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    Precisely. Lethal injection is warranted for those comparing this joke/disgrace of a fight to Pac-Clottey.
     
  8. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    I wouldn't even pick Spada-man to beat the Magic Man at this stage. Floyd may as well go after lil' Hatton if that's what it boils down to.
     
  9. JoeDaWg

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    Tell me ur joking. One guy ranked 5th in his division, the other guy is ranked like 100th. Hmmm that's kinda like compareing eating left over pizza to eating raw dog ****. Sure u don't wanna eat either if u have a choice, but that doesn't make them equal.
     
  10. chitownfightfan

    chitownfightfan Loyal Member Full Member

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    So Floyd wants a "tuneup"? Some rounds? For what? WTF! It's not like he's actually gonna step up and fight a live body 3 months later, no matter who he "tunes" up against.

    PK was a talent a while back. One of the casualties of a wannabee ghetto culture.
    Had he gotten out, and followed the road Mandingo seems to be going down, he might've been a talent once again. But then again, that's a BIG IF, and who's to say Floyd would even fight him had that been the case.


    A good tuneup for Floyd would be against a somebody, or a former somebody, or a gatekeeper. Not a once promising nobody who has lost his ambition for competition.

    If this fight goes down, I'm gonna pray that PK somehow pulls off the upset, and ENDS Floyd once and for all. His nonsensical retiring and coming back only to reretire is getting fukking old.

    Either he's a legit fighter, taking on the best fighters who will fight him, or he needs to sit his ass down, and watch a REAL champion like Pacman taking on REAL contenders and taking REAL fights.
     
  11. HEADBANGER

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    was just wondering waht you thought to james toney fighting the following opposition after winning the super-mid title. think he was a top 4 p4p at this time wasn't he popkins?




    1993 he wins the title from iran barkley a fighter who years earlier was blown away by nigel benn in 1 round and pummelled to a loss by a shot roberto duran :lol: barkley went onto lose 11 out of 25 fights following this fight and never beat anyone who was remotely good in doing so,the guy was so desperate he was even plying his trade as a HW in the late 90's against the likes of berbick :lol:

    - toney then fought govonor chambers a guy with a career record of 9 wins 7 losses, all 3 fights prior to toney were ko losses!

    - ricky thomas: won 11 lost 14,the 4 fights he had prior to toney all losses!

    - glenn thomas:won 29 lost 8, lost to roy jones prior to toney and finished his career with a first round ko loss to jeff lacy.

    - danny garcia: won 30 lost 22, was coming off losses to chris pyatt (a steve collins victim) lamar parks etc

    - larry prather: won 19 lost 24,lost his last 5 fights prior to the toney fight even losing to nicky piper :lol:

    - tony thornton: won 37 lost 7,lost to chris eubank a year earlier.

    - anthony hembrick: won 31 lost 8,lost to maske prior to toney and orlin norris a year earlier.

    - tim littles: won 27 lost 3,maybe one of his better wins,had fought mainly bums with the exception of a close UD over frankie liles,went onto lose to frankie liles in a 2nd contest following the toney fight.

    - vinsom durham: won 21 lost 37 :lol: enough said.

    - charles williams: won 37 lost 7 drew 3,lost to maske prior to toney.

    - and finally the jones fight.
     
  12. Cobra33

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    Spaddy was really good when he had his head on.If he has his head togeather he could give Mayweather alot of problems.


    The sparring session? Mayweather CAME to Spaddys camp and wanted to spar Spaddy-the first time Spaddys trainer declined-then Mayweather showed up AGAIN with his people talking **** and finally Spaddys trainer allowed Spaddy to spar Mayweather and Spaddy spanked his ass-funny how Mayweather is suddenly out of shape when it was he who challegened Spaddy.
     
  13. horst

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    Point 1: This ****** obviously hasn't seen Barkley-Benn :patsch

    Point 2: This ****** clearly doesn't know anything about nor understand the career of Roberto Duran :oops:

    Point 3: Look at the resumes of Julio Cesar Chavez and Pernell Whitaker. They fought in the same era as Toney, and they did the exact same thing that Toney did, they interspersed serious fights with filler fights, in order to stay active and stay sharp, rather than only fight twice a year and rely on gym training, like most fighters did/do.

    That is a world of difference from only fighting once a year, and having that fight against someone who hasn't beaten a top 10 ranked opponent in NINE YEARS, and asking people to shell out cash on PPV for.

    Of course you won't understand the distinction between what Whitaker, Chavez and Toney did, because you are a drooling ******.
    :dead

    But real boxing fans do understand it. :good




    PS: You seem to have strong opinions on James Toney's opposition, even though not all of them were world title fights.

    What do you think of this guy who WAS granted a title shot at the golden-resumed Joe Calzaghe:

    RICK THORNBERRY.

    (who got a title shot against Joe on the back of this run of opponents:

    "Mr Munnderful" Neil Munn (magnificent record of 6-3, had lost his last 3 in a row)

    "Boombastic" Brian Murphy (astounding record of 0-2, had lost his last 2... er, his only 2)

    "Polu Sport" Joseph Polu (titanic record of 5-17-0, had lost his last 6 in a row)

    "Lord Almighty" Lionel Okulu (supersexy record of 1-0, the 100% undefeated king)

    Tommy "Fred" West (murderous record of 18-23-5... yep, had lost his last 6 in a row)

    "Da Champ" Davey Moore (funky record of 5-26-1... er, yep, you guessed it, had lost his last 6 in a row)

    ...and then he had clearly worked his way to a WBO title shot against Joe Calzaghe
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    hadn't he?

    :rofl:rofl:rofl:oops::oops::oops:
     
  14. dru626

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    Spadafora lost in 2003 against Leonard Dorin , but he got the homecooked decision of a SD. He was **** then, he certainly is **** now. No reason for this fight to happen:deal