Adamek and Tua training camp under Roger Bloodworth pictures

I think your penchant for misquoting people would greatly appreciated at some sleazy tabloid. My statement was clear: if you believe Tua to be an A level fighter you have no boxing sense.

 

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You Polak's are the most delusional ****s on this board. There is no ****ing way Adamek beats Haye :rofl

Haye has every advantage at HW except the chin. And Adamek's power at HW aint anything special anyway

 

Izo, where was my penchant for misquoting people? What did I say that was wrong? Tua is ranked #2 by the WBO. Would that not qualify him as an A level fighter? Or perhaps the WBO has no boxing sense, but you do?

 

I know its been said multiple times, but Tua's legs are incredible. They look like they belong to bodybuilder, his quadriceps are completely defined.

The wild thing is I doubt he even trains them other than running, they just look like that. Makes sense why he so powerful a punch, all that leg and hip strength

 

Kevin Barry, his former trainer and manager, says his power, particularly his left hook, comes from his legs. His current trainer, Bloodworth, has him using his jab, right to the body, and better movement. This was evident in the Friday fight, but he's only had two fights (Cameron was a round and some change) after a 2 year layoff. Tua is still a work in progress.

Did Adamek and Tua spar in St Louis? Anyone know?

 

Nice to see I'm on the right side of things in this thread. People believe me now when I say his stamina is gone to ****?

 

Adamek is a smarter fighter. He has more heart. He has NO ****ing way of beating haye? Wow log off.

 

Haye would knock Adamek out IMO. I like Adamek better but yeah I think Haye would send him to dreamland.

And yes Izolnier is ridiculously biased, Tua was a great contender his record against the big names of the late 90s speaks for itself, hes just an old past it unmotivated fighter, its happened to better than him before.

Tua would lose to almost anyone now that isnt a bum, Monte was over the hill himself, slow and sloppy but had enough to beat a Tua who was even more past it.