Marco Huck career BRUTAL KO1 Steve Cunningham career

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  1. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    remember that date...Cunningham vs Huck 3 1/2 years ago

    since cunningham fight....

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    wins and no one more active than this guy :thumbsup

    2008-04-12 Leon Nzama NON TITLE
    2008-05-17 Frantisek Kasanic NON TITLE
    2008-09-20 Jean Marc Monrose European cruiserweight title
    2008-10-25 Fabio Tuiach European cruiserweight title
    2009-01-24 Geoffrey Battelo European cruiserweight title
    2009-08-29 Victor Ramirez European cruiserweight title
    2009-05-09 Vitaliy Rusal European cruiserweight title
    2009-12-05 Ola Afolabi WBO cruiserweight title
    2010-03-13 Adam Richards WBO cruiserweight title
    2010-05-01 Brian Minto WBO cruiserweight title
    2010-08-21 Matt Godfrey WBO cruiserweight title
    2010-12-18 Denis Lebedev WBO cruiserweight title
    2011-04-02 Ran Nakash WBO cruiserweight title
    2011-07-16 Hugo Hernan Garay WBO cruiserweight title

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    Now for my fellow American SS LAZY Cunningham

    since the Huck fight....(44 MONTHS ago) 4 fights going 3-1

    2008-12-11 Tomasz Adamek IBF Cruiserweight Title
    2009-07-11 Wayne Braithwaite IBF Cruiserweight Title Eliminator
    2010-06-05 Troy Ross IBF Cruiserweight Title
    2011-02-12 Enad Licina IBF Cruiserweight Title


    Next fight scheduled

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    nothing scheduled , imagine that
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    bad management? bad promoters? buck has to stop with him at some point.... 4 years ago he was tearing it, 31 years old, in prime....hes 35 now and isnt doing himself any favors
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  2. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    current rating as of today by that wonderful system we all know and love


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  3. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    Cunningham is the best fighter in the Cruiserweight division and has taken on the best competition in the division. Huck was beyond lucky to get the decision against Lebedev.

    If the two have a fight for the Ring Magazine title Cunningham will make Huck look like the crude fighter he is.
     
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  4. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Solid post, Iceman. Cunningham's career and activity has been frustrating since the Huck fight, which should've been a real breakthrough for him. It's too bad we don't value the Cruiserweight division here...any U.S. Cruiser with talent almost has to relocate to Germany, pack on pounds to move up to Heavy, or slim down to 175 if they want a good, active career that'll get them paid well.

    From a financial standpoint, he probably should've bulked up a few pounds and moved up after the Huck win. He'd have to be matched more carefully, but he could've made more and fought more.

    As for Huck, I have to respect the disgruntled caveman's activity level and how he got right back in the ring after Cunningham took him apart. There's no better way to bounce back from a loss than to start winning fights and putting some distance between you and the L.
     
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  5. Royal-T-Bag

    Royal-T-Bag Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Cunningham would spank Huck yet again if they fought, Huck ain't on his level. The Adamek loss was insanely close and warranted a rematch and is a better effort than anything Huck has ever done.
     
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  6. SportsLeader

    SportsLeader Chilling Full Member

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    LancsT ****ing owning it.

    Great post.
     
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  7. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Huck makes Huck look like the crude fighter he is, the last thing he needs is any help doing it. He makes Margarito's footwork look like a prima ballerina.
     
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  8. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    :good

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  9. beefman180

    beefman180 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    LMAO. Post of the day.

    Cunningham beats Huck anywhere and everywhere.

    Huck hasn't improved (at least notably) since the fight, and is incredibly lucky he got the decision against Lebedev.
     
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  10. HAYEDAJOKE

    HAYEDAJOKE Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :good great job man
     
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  11. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    never said huck was a world beater...the post was done to show how one guy at least tries to better himself by staying active and actually fighting...steve cunningham is a another corey spinks...world of potential...but a world of no heart or a world of lazyines....
     
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  12. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    You're completely clueless. Cunningham left Don King, and setup shop in Europe precislely because he wasn't getting any fights. His inactivity has nothing to due with a lack of heart or inactivity. Cunningham has traveled all over the world beating the best in his division, yet you denigrate Cunningham while big upping a fighter that he already beat up and stopped.
     
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  13. Rock0052

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    You proved your point in my book man. I agree with you. :thumbsup I saw a similar thing happen with Adamek-Dawson after that fight where I don't think the winner capitalized off the fight as well as the loser did.

    Steve has fought more frequently lately (at least by his standards lol) since he started campaigning in Germany again, hopefully he sticks to that.
     
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  14. iceman71

    iceman71 WBC SILVER Champion Full Member

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    ok...let me know who the best are...because as far i have witnessed in the last 6 years....he barley beat gullilermo jones, a guy fresh in the cruiserwweight divison from 168...won a spilt dec, beat kelvin davis who was 3-3 coming in, lost to the polish fighter and came back and won a majority dec in rematch, he did beat a young undefeated huck, who you claim sucks anyway....then loses to a blown up 175 pounder adamek :good...then winsa a dec over wayne braithwaithe...giving him his 4th loss in 6 fights :happy
    takes off another year, fights troy ross who knocked him on his ass...and cunningham gets over and a bs tko cut that shoudlnt have even stopped the fight...takes off another 8 months to defend his " belt" against a guy who is 19-2 best of the best ...i see your point.....
     
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  15. Joe

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    I disagree I think his inactivity is almost solely to blame for his inctivity :deal
     
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