Amir Imam will rebound in resounding fashion and be a H.O.Fer

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  1. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Granados is a featherfist, I've seen like ten of his fights, he can't crack an egg, but all it took was one shot from Maldonado. Who fortunately for Imam has a glass jaw too.
     
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  2. GloriaAblaze

    GloriaAblaze Active Member Full Member

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    Yeah but you're here acting like "I always knew this guy had a glass jaw" which was completely the opposite of what happened in that loss lol. Your theory was proven wrong if anything dude.
     
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  3. CST80

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    :good Another guy I'm leery as hell on his Sadam Ali, I've seen him struggle with some subpar fighters and I have huge doubts on his chin and I don't think defense is as good as people think it is either. But I have more faith in him than I did Imam.
     
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  4. Willie Maeket

    Willie Maeket "40 Acres and Mule" -General William T. Sherman Full Member

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    Absolutely. He needs someone,but I doubt Don King's half dead ass will actually put money into a fighter before he dies. Old habits are hard to break I guess.
     
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  5. CST80

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    I've been saying for the last year he was overrated, his defense wasn't as good as people think it is, and he had a glass jaw, so all three of my theories have been proven correct. Spence however is the real deal, although I want to see him fight a real threat before declaring him the next Mayweather, but I see the potential.
     
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  6. GloriaAblaze

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    OK so why not say "I always knew this guy had overrated defense and boxing IQ" instead? Why talk about glass jaws which is irrelevent? The jury's still out on that one.
     
    GloriaAblaze, Dec 2, 2015
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  7. CST80

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    Well he's been hurt pretty bad by Ugas, who's not a big puncher, dropped by Maldonado who's got a decent punch and beaten up and stopped by Granados who's a featherfist, if the shoe fits.

    Could you imagine what Ruslan, Matthysse, Postol or Crawford would have done to him.:yikes
     
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  8. GloriaAblaze

    GloriaAblaze Active Member Full Member

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    I've not seen the Ugas fight but Maldonada has a good punch and Grenados didn't really stop him because he shook him up, the ref took liberties on that one.

    He'd lose and badly against them, but that's mainly because of his defense and against them, you can't have bad defense like against Grenados because anyone would get stopped getting hit like that by those guys.
     
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  9. CST80

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    No that was a legit stoppage he was completely gone, he was beaten into submission.

    Here's the Ugas fight its right at the bell at the end of the first round, Ugas is far from a power puncher. Had that round not been over Imam might have been dropped or stopped.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqbER-VDYFw
     
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  10. GloriaAblaze

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    The stoppage was legit but it wasn't because he hurt Imam, to me it looked like Imam ran out gas and packed it in.

    For Ugas fight, it's not really that big either, he got buzzed from a good counter and recovered almost straight away.
     
    GloriaAblaze, Dec 2, 2015
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  11. Oxygene2

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    ...in the heavyweight division.
     
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  12. punisher

    punisher Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He'll be back. But, there are levels to this. Let's give Broner some credit. He lost to 2 good fighters who were both naturally bigger, stronger men. And he went the full 12 with each, showed some heart, and hurt both guys. Iman showed he is not in the same class as Broner.
     
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  13. TJ Max

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    How are you going to give credit to Salido in that fight? He was what, 10 lbs over the weight limit?

    That's crazy.

    Iman got the **** beat outta him by an unheralded guy. Plain and simple. Anybody with two eyes can easily tell the talent differential between Iman and Lomochenko.
     
    TJ Max, Dec 3, 2015
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  14. Super Hans

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    Amir Iman os your typical glass chinned American hype job who has no chin whatsoever and is worthless without PEDs
     
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  15. alexthegreatmc

    alexthegreatmc Sound logic and reason. You're welcome! Full Member

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    I barely saw that fight, he looked like dog **** lol like he didn't care.
     
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