Albert Sosnowski

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by joe the great, Feb 22, 2008.


  1. lzolnier

    lzolnier Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    That's a legit point, but at 42-1 it cannot be the only reason why can't step up the competition.It's not as though everyone is shitting their pants because he looks like the next Tyson. At this point , if he really wants to break the ceiling, he should replace his managment, who either have no confidance in him or have zero boxing connections, and go for it. It would be fun to see if Sosnowski, with no amateur background, can improve his boxing and grow in the pros, like Jameel McCline.
     
  2. gregor

    gregor Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Albert definitely improved in last two years. I was nicely surprised, since it is not often that you see someone making the same simple mistakes again and again, and than suddenly improving at this stage of career.

    I would say he is quite decent boxer now, still nowhere close to be really good.
     
  3. joe the great

    joe the great Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Don't be suprised if another one gets made by someone else next month. I guess this Sosnowski could be another Brian Neilsen or Tye Fileds.
     
  4. ad82

    ad82 Guest

    Being a boxrec expert doesn't make you a boxing expert. Frazier beat Ali, Foreman KP'd Frazier, Ali KO'd Foreman. A simpler explanation you will never need. Sanders these days is a 42 year old golfer. He shouldn't be in the ring. In his prime he was a chinny but very good contender. He had great speed and power but blew it by not training.

    You cannot compare fighters by saying A beat B and A beat C...so A beats D. It doesn't work like that.