Rewatched Rees V Broner

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Jordan_Davies, Jun 22, 2013.


  1. maciek4

    maciek4 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Unpredictable, please. Lets get down to reality. Paulie Malinaghi is not at the level of Broner. Did he win even 1 round against Khan or Hatton? It might go 12 but it will be a shoutout for Broner.
     
  2. Jordan_Davies

    Jordan_Davies Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Ricky Hattons record before Malignaggi @140/147

    Kotsa Tsyzu, Luis Collazo, Juan Urango, Jose Luis Castillo, Floyd Mayweather

    Amir Khans record before Malignaggi @140/135

    Breidis Prescott, Marco Antonio Barrera, Andriy Kotelnik, Dmitry Salita

    Adrien Broners record before Malignaggi @130/135

    Ponce De Leon, Vinceto Escobedo, Antonio Demarco, Gavin Rees

    I dont think Paulies going to win this fight but seeing as he is more accustomed to the weight and is a lot bigger than Broner's previous opposition i think its safe to say that he can win a good few rounds considering how Rees and Deleon (who a lot of people think beat Broner) can win rounds against him
     
  3. MetalLicker

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    the first 2 rounds was actually quite telling on how Broner matches up against good, strong pressure fighters. He was open to the body and he was stationary. Rees clocked him a few times and he got away with it because Rees isn't that strong.

    It looks like Broner need to set his punches. He's not a completely fluid puncher that can punch at will. He needs some distance and need to set his feet. He talented, but has a lot of weaknesses.
     
  4. dannyc1990

    dannyc1990 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Just my op that hes a lil too small to fight at 154, maybe he'l prove me wrong. I'v no doubt he could win fights there im just thinking about the top top guys..(154 isnt the best at the moment i guess) but i mean the guys you mentioned, angulo, lara, canelo, trout.. there all way too big and strong for him in my opinion.
     
  5. Mrtibbs

    Mrtibbs Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I have said it before, and I will say it again.

    Broner IS NOT the new Floyd Mayweather as many people (mainly commentators) keep saying. In fact I really cant see many similarities between the two, apart from the fact that Broner uses the Poor mans Philly shell\shoulder roll or whatever you want to call it.

    I just re watched the fight too, and agree Broner got hit quite a lot... Even after round 2when he started fighting.

    Rees actually did ok considering he looked like a small child in comparison to Broner on fight night.
     
  6. quibit

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    Feet to Feet and inches conversion. 1ft = 12 inches. 5.57ft ~ 5 ft and 7 inches.

    Broner is slightly taller than Cotto who is 5'7" and Cotto was champion at 154lbs. The thing is that Broner has a lot of extra muscle, even more so than Mayweather, it's actually surprising he can drain down to 135lbs, wonder why people haven't pointed it out as much as they have for Canelo.

    Anyways, even staying at 147lbs would be a step up for him as he would be fighting people of his own size.
     
  7. Jordan_Davies

    Jordan_Davies Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Dont get me wrong I agree with you, I was mainly picking out the size difference you mentioned but Cotto at 154 (and the same height if not half an inch shorter) was able to pick up a belt at 154 so cant see how Broner cant if he fights a paper champion but the very top guys of that division is another story, I only mentioned Canelo moving up because he comes in much heavier than most fighters at the weight.