Adrien Broner vs. Marcos Rene Maidana & Leo Santa Cruz vs. Cesar Seda RBR

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  1. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This is exactly what i'm saying. He isnt a welter, anyone can put on muscle an move up. He looked like a 140lber in there.

    The perfomance wasnt good, to me it was half **** defense and half being at a weight he shouldnt be at.
     
  2. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    You dont know what a welter looks like..clearly
     
  3. PrtectWhoNex

    PrtectWhoNex 36, going on 36 Full Member

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    Broner would be HUGE at 140. Thats why he is a real welter. Losing 15+ lbs is massive at that weight.
     
  4. PIPO23

    PIPO23 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    bONER HAS A PROBLEM AND THAT IS HE DOESN'T HIT AND RUN.

    Like I said, if he doesn't fight the running style slick etc. He allows himself to get hit.

    Like I said, he gives you chances.
     
  5. JohnMorrison

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    I think the real winner here is Seda. He fought a great fight. In my humble opinion he should go back in weight , but props too Santa Cruz great fight
     
  6. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Oh It isnt?

    So i guess when Pac fought DLH he was the bigger man then?

    When Floyd fought Marquez they were the same size then?
     
  7. janeschicken

    janeschicken hard work! deadicayshin! Full Member

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    :lol::lol: Sure pal. And Broner's daddy is a featherweight.
     
  8. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Stop reading right there.

    Maidana took a while to move up to welter. Adrien was fighting at lightweight last year. And if you couldnt see the size difference in the ring then there's no need to continue the conversation.
     
  9. lobk

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    WTF is it with you and look? If you campaign at this weight and you win you are a welter. If you lose you're not a welter? Especially if you are belt holder at this weight. (even if its paper :yep) I've seen guys move up to try and take the belt away but once you have that belt no excuses. Had Broner won you'd be the first to say he's grown into the weight and looked comfortable making weight then hydrating to 157.

    Funny how things change when you lose. Just 24 hours or so people were commenting how ripped and big Broner looked at the weight in. Now that he lost it is he is to small.
     
  10. janeschicken

    janeschicken hard work! deadicayshin! Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl Bad example. Floyd screwed Marquez over at the scales and came in heavier for their fight.
     
  11. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Nobody else seems to understand that.
     
  12. JohnnyDrama99

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    Are you ****ing ******ed? :rofl this **** is on that level kid.:lol:
     
  13. lobk

    lobk Original ESB Member Full Member

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    WTF does this have to do with making the weight? DLH made weight, end of excuse for PAC. I wish I can say the same for Floyd so lets bring up another pair. Lopez fighting Canelo, He made weight, end of excuse.

    Fighting at a weight is not about your height , build, or whether you look bigger. The only thing that is needed is coming in at or bellow the weight limit.
     
  14. Drew101

    Drew101 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Seda fought very well and forced Santa Cruz to take a more tactical and technical approach. He'd be a legit factor at bantamweight...and I'd love to see him against Kameda (who I think he'd beat), Moreno or Yamanaka.
     
  15. Symphenyceo

    Symphenyceo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd was no more than 150 on fight night

    I believe Juan was 149 or 150.

    I see you completely skipped over the Pac example though.