GREEN crushes griffin tarvers next

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by left jab danny, Jul 18, 2007.


  1. left jab danny

    left jab danny Well-Known Member Full Member

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    How many clubfighters are ranked top 15 by two organisations:good
    iam not making him out to be some star but he's hardly a club fighter.
    And if you haven't heard of a guy who's top 15 in the world, won de la hoya's reality show, and who's from your home state i'd hardly call yourself a die hard fan.
     
  2. New Wind

    New Wind Kessler Nuthugger Full Member

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    I don't normally do this, but this one time I'll have to agree with hudson..

    Arrrgh, that feels bad!
    :)

    Otis Grant?
    or Griffith, was it?
    Griffin, right, sorry.. my bad..

    Who?

    I looked at his stats and the only name I recall having seen before is Brook Stodden, but that was because Rudy Markussen demolished him on the undercard of Gatti vs. Damgaard.
    And Rudy really isn't very good, is he?

    So.. I gotta go with Hudson..
    Maybe Green needs a little more than a tomato can before calling out Tarver and Woods.

    Briggs would be interesting, surely.

    I really like the Green Machine, and hoped he would batter the Man, but really, Mundine showcased Danny's obvious short comings - like beyer in the rematch, btw..

    Funny that Kessler has dominated both Mundine and Beyer isn't it?
    And that Rudy Markussen, a stable mate of Kessler has declined fighting the VW on several occations, haha.. no wonder..
     
  3. pecks

    pecks ***** Full Member

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    Surprise surprise. New Wind finds another unrelated Kessler thread to somehow find a way to involve Kessler, and completely ***** his name out to us. :D

    We get it Wind, Kessler is a superior, and very sexy speciman. :patsch


    i'm just messin with you NW. It's just been a while. :cool:
     
  4. Machine

    Machine Active Member Full Member

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    I think you've got a point there Windy. Green looked mega sharp last night, but TBH in the brief chance we got to see Griffen the American looked pretty limited. Apart from being fairly elusive he didn't seem to have too many options. He looked slow and his offensive arsenal lacked pop.

    But Green looked devestating, as he has in his previous two fights since moving up so its hard not to get excited. He's gone back to utilizing his damaging jab and he picks his moments a lot more. His footwork and movement seemed vastly improved and reminded me a lot of your boyfriend Kessler. In in the last two fights the first instance in the fight where they've traded the other guy has been knocked off his feet.

    Greeny is obviously going to struggle against guys with silky smooth skills and good counter punchers ala your Mundines etc but with his new found health and his power and jab he's going to impose his will on anyone but the slickest of the slick. But then it's a little hard to tell until he's matched with a LHW from the upper echelon. Bring on Tarver. Green KO 7.
     
  5. tsr

    tsr New Member Full Member

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    Green aint no world beater but he showing that anyone he fights in 175 won't be an easy fight.
    The only problem i see for Danny is is new found infautation for only fighting in Perth , if hes to get this world title shot hes going to have to maybe be the traveller again , then if he beats a woods etc , he can defend the title 100 times against mediocre opposition and make a motzer in perth , they absoloutly love him over in the west!
     
  6. SOULS 04

    SOULS 04 Member Full Member

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    yeh crowd was going crazy for him last night... Great fight... absoloute demolition ... what an undercard too... all great fights.
     
  7. Pokie

    Pokie New Member Full Member

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    Mundine's last opponent was better then griffin
     
  8. Machine

    Machine Active Member Full Member

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  9. 1lehudson

    1lehudson Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  10. Axe

    Axe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    No idea how Hudson hasn't heard of Otis Griffin, considering he's from Cali and has gotten quite a bit of TV exposure.

    Otis wasn't world class, and he had terrible stamina (was always totally out of it after about 6 rounds), so I was expecting Green to stop him late.

    I did expect Otis to win some rounds early, as he does have some skill...so I say very well done to Danny for absolutely dominating the fight early on, where I was expecting Griffin to be building up the points.
     
  11. kel

    kel Boxing Addict banned

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    Otis looked a level below he's top 14 rating.

    Good win for Green but a fight v Tarver/Woods etc would be a serious test.
     
  12. Pokie

    Pokie New Member Full Member

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    Well that *** kicked Danny Greens ar$e
     
  13. H .

    H . Boxing Junkie banned

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    I met Griffin a few months back, and he seemed a little over his head. He was calling out Erdei and felt he was the next champ. I was thinking to myself, "This guy is screwed if he fights Zsolt, I almost feel bad for him." Thanks for getting him out of the picture Mr. Green.
     
  14. Machine

    Machine Active Member Full Member

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    He's still a gigiantic poof
     
  15. MSTR

    MSTR More Speed Than Roy!!!!! Full Member

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    The best part of your post, is that the idiot it is referring to posted again before reading this, and proved that he is a true boxrec warrior. "I never heard of him until i looked him up".... hahaha. What a clown. If your going to be a total newbie at least keep it to yourself in future, it might save some embarrassment.