Spoiler: Haumono v Kavika (16-15-2)

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by CarltonBlues, Jun 27, 2007.


  1. CarltonBlues

    CarltonBlues Well-Known Member Full Member

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    At least he has a positive record.:lol:

    1 What a ****ing joke the guy took a dive! Didn't want to be there, Solomon didn't even land a clean shot.
     
  2. oztriker

    oztriker Boxing Addict Full Member

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    OH ****!:patsch

    I hope he doesn't die.
     
  3. Hmmm

    Hmmm :P Full Member

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    how much will good old Mosese get paid for this fight u think?
     
  4. CarltonBlues

    CarltonBlues Well-Known Member Full Member

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    They should withold his purse.

    This has been probably the worst card I've ever watched. Nievas has a bigger chance than all the underdogs bar McCracken did tonight.
     
  5. oztriker

    oztriker Boxing Addict Full Member

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    At least he didn't die then.
     
  6. Ol' Blue

    Ol' Blue ESB Grumpy Young Man Full Member

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    That was a disgrace, but I can't really blame the guy. For a start, he's 40, and second, did you SEE him slipping around the ring? That canvas was like a sheet of ice for him. You can't fight when your feet are sliding out from under you every time you move because you didn't think about your boots before the fight.
     
  7. Ol' Blue

    Ol' Blue ESB Grumpy Young Man Full Member

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    :yep

    If you don't have confidence in your footing, you can't play any sport. I was waiting for a badly broken ankle or leg - the guy was 40, weighed a ton, didn't look too fast or co-ordinated, and was in there against a monster. I was waiting for him to eat a couple of big punches and take a bad fall.

    But yeah, I agree, at least mentally pick up your balls, close your eyes and walk straight into one, even if you don't try to get up again.
     
  8. wes2412

    wes2412 New Member Full Member

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    What was with the slipping? They're all on the same surface and no one else was falling over. I still haven't seen Haumono do anything impressive because most of his opponents **** themselves. Is he actuallt good or not? How about Haumono v Tupou?
     
  9. Ol' Blue

    Ol' Blue ESB Grumpy Young Man Full Member

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    I'm from the states, I stumbled on the fight by complete fluke while bored. Didn't even know Mundine had a fight scheduled. I know of him but had never seen him before tonight. He is good, no question - but I can't cheer for him until I see him against a more skilled opponent.
     
  10. ashley

    ashley Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I think Sol hit him with a short right...but I did look soft...Kavika fell over early and the ref had to help him up......Sol looked sharp with some good speed.
     
  11. tills9191

    tills9191 Member Full Member

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    oh ffs, how can any1 praise this fken bullsht nonsense fight... AUSTRALIAN BOXING IS BECOMING MORE OF A JOKE EVERY TIME.. I CANT BELIEVE FIGHTS LIKE THIS CAN ACTUALLY HAPPEN..TOTAL FKN MISMATCHES , AND IT DOES REALLY **** ME OFF TO SEE IT HAPPEN, HAUMONO, NOT THE BEST FIGHTER, YET COMES UP AGAINST A TOTAL BUM!!, seriously, when are they going to put an end to this record accumulation sole purpose fights!!!
     
  12. 04eta

    04eta Active Member Full Member

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    the big fella was hoping he would put a count on him and wave off the fight after the slip!