Seth Mitchell vs Kevin Johnson 2012

Johnson with relative ease. Mitchell was a hype job.

Some people thought he was the next champ, too.

 

Kingpin actually had some talent unlike Mitchell who was a glass jawed hypejob.

 

This.

 

KJ in '12 still kinda sorta wanted to win important matches.

 

Mitchell was a talented athlete, not a fraud. He wasn't even managed on the way up in some egregious manner, relatively. He just wasn't all that and a bag of chips. He was a bag of good chips. And that's fine. Kevin Johnson is one of those all that minus the bag of chips types though. That is why this is a match between all that and a bag of good chips types of fights. And like rock, paper, scissors, if you can some how have two of three, you beat one of three. Have you ever played that game? It's like, you know The Mentalist? Anyways, I'm gonna holla atcha later. Peace.

 

You can always count on you mister Ears, to put the anal in analogy

 

Whoooa, I don't wanna get our wires crossed here, Robbie. IF you mean that the way you might mean it, bein from Bavaria or one of them dessert places that's all deckerdent and whatnot, then I wanna tell you, I am a God-fearin man of the upper midwest, and I don't go in for any of that funny business. That is strictally an out hole, my friend.

 

This being a fairly decent version of Johnson, something we haven't seen in forever, I see it as a bit of a toss up. Mitchell should outwork the static Johnson but Johnson will be there all tem and as his Leapia win shows he has enough power to pull of the ko, especially against a weak chinned Mitchell. I'll go with Mitchell ud and Johnson stinking out the joint as usual.

 

Kevin Johnson would have an unusually hard time finding a way to lose. But he would try his hardest.

 

For me this is the reply of the day

 

Mitchell himself had some good skills actually. His jaw just let him down.

It sucks how he is being called a massive hypejob, while he actually was quite good for someone who started so late.
World class? Nope, far from it. But still pretty damn good.
He used his feet, moved his head, had a good punch selection and liked to feint.

Hell, he was making Arreola look stupid before Arreola landed 1 solid right hand


Ismayl Sillah had a similar run. He had the skills but just could not take any punishment.

 

Seth was a bit like Travis Walker . Two big built powerhouses that had fairly good power. But were just a bit too slow stiff and fragile against the top contenders. Too bad both retired, I personally enjoyed their knockouts of the lower ranked contenders and bums. They should both fight eachother on the Tyson and Jones undercard.