Mundine looked crisp...

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  1. teke

    teke Titans Time !!! Full Member

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    Mundine is no where near washed up, he fought well againt Sam who came into this fight alot better prepared than the 2nd fight, stuck to a plan and followed everything his corner said in between rounds.

    Sam is just a plain ugly fighter to oppose in the ring and Mundine was breaking him down towards the end of the fight. Sam would have given anyone fits the other night.
     
  2. sallywinder

    sallywinder Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    mundine bashed then kod solomon last time. this time he struggled. bad trainer, bad corner, bad advice. he needs to get back to what made him successful in the second fight...
     
  3. teke

    teke Titans Time !!! Full Member

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    Mate did you watch the fight, he fought the exact same way probably even better, give Sam some credit
     
  4. sallywinder

    sallywinder Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    yep. i recon thats what his handlers are telling him too....:lol: :patsch
     
  5. stiflers mum

    stiflers mum Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :guitar:guitar:boohoo:boohoo:blabla:blabla
     
  6. konaman

    konaman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hey guys, new to the forum.

    Im a Choc fan (not quite a nuthugger), but i was frustrated with his performance.

    I felt his punching was accurate and very fast but found his workrate to be frustratingly low. Soliman appeared to frustrate him throughout the fight and i just didn't feel mundine was on top of his game.

    I don't think any of his problems were physical or prep related, i just think they were mental.

    When he threw them, they hit, so it was frustrating that he DIDNT throw them. Sometimes i felt like if he let his hands go and strung together 4 or 5 punch combos (it didnt appear as though sam could hurt him so it wasnt a big risk) he could have put sam on the deck.

    He hit him at will, unfortunately he lacked the will to hit him.

    There were so many times when sam would unload 5 or 6 second rate slaps and skimming punches and Choc wouldn't counter punch, when he could have easily tagged him (and he showed that he could when he wanted to).

    I think crisp might describe his punching accuracy and speed, but mentally he was sub par i thought.

    I suppose i just found it frustrating because i felt like he showed great potential when he threw A punch (singular, he rarely opened up with any fluid combos) yet he simply did not choose to pressure sam.

    I can't wait to see choc fight a decent fighter but he is going to have to lift his work rate in my opinion.
     
  7. AussieMauler

    AussieMauler Relative Unknown Full Member

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    so what your saying is....it caused frustration on many levels
     
  8. grazz1971

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    wish mundine would set up and really test himself, so we can see if he is the real deal
     
  9. konaman

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    Closer to rage, yes. :patsch
     
  10. Box-on

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    I feel both Sam and Mundine are on the slide. Although the fight was never going to be pretty, no-one looks good against Sam with his style. Mundine knew Sam couldn't hurt him and kept on him but couldn't land enough clean shots to finish him.
     
  11. T.C.W

    T.C.W Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Mundine won easy, it was boring fight, Sam was alot smarter this time, by moving more and not comming at Mundine.I think Sam could still give the top 3 Aussie 160 a real go, Pittman,Geale and Taylor
     
  12. JOSEY WALES

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    Good point , Sam should be used as a trial horse by these lads , Sherro would be wise to get in on the act also if he could persuade Sam to fight him @ S/middle . Everyone wins , Sam wouldn't take a hiding off any of them imo , the youngsters get solid experence , Sam earns good money and the boxing world gets see quality aussie boxing and its young prospects .
     
  13. jack 27

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    that is spot on mate..

    everything u have said i agree!
     
  14. lefty

    lefty Boxing Addict Full Member

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    **** you're a dumbass, is it possible Soliman fought a smarter fight this time, maybe he prepared better? I don't know why i'm even responding to such a dumb****, kill yourself.
     
  15. sallywinder

    sallywinder Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    lol. good attempt at a reply, using the limited vocabulary you possess. the language your mother taught you is known as "bad language" . but a brain dead slut like her wouldnt know any better...