Artur Spzilka VS Bryant Jennings - Post fight thoughts

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  1. UptownUppercut

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    Scott's really good. He just got through completely dominating Chisora, who's a scrub but still a big name.
     
  2. BlizzyBlizz

    BlizzyBlizz Loyal Member Full Member

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    Jennings took the fight to him, attacked the body and stopped him. Jennings is better than Mitchell. Better balance and better chin. Jennings is probably too small for either K brother.
    Imo he can beat Povetkin.
     
  3. Farmboxer

    Farmboxer VIP Member Full Member

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    Jennings would not beat Povetkin, Vlad, Pulev, Vitali, Arreola, Stiverne, but Jennings would knock Wilder out and get the #3 ranking WBC. Well, instead of Scott..............it should be Jennings/Wilder...............
     
  4. Mr "T"

    Mr "T" Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Spilka's had his fame-another propped up mediocre heavyweight has just bit the dust
     
  5. Germanicus

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    Povetkin is clueless in the ring.
     
  6. Monogamous STD

    Monogamous STD Ya know, Quasimoto predicted all this. Full Member

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    The win discrediting patrol is out on Jennings here. Before the fight people talking about interesting 50/50 or 60/40 Jennings and Jennings comes through big and now Szpilka's never been worth a crap. He's not likely going to become a world titlist but he's a little talented and a little heavyhanded and a little undefeated. This was a pretty good win with all things considered.
     
  7. ChicagoBoxLife

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    Ok so I was wrong about this fight. Szpilka proved that he is still young and has lots of work to do. His defense was exposed. BJ outboxed him and had the perfect gameplan. He stuck to his plan the whole time. He covered himself up whenever he felt Szpilka was going to attack and BJ's counters were excellent. Szpilka had no answer for anything. Congrats BJ, you rocked it. Szpilka finally gets the loss on his record and realizes that he has ton of work to do, so as a fan of Szpilka I'm hoping this works out for him improving in the long run..
     
  8. Cletis VanDamme

    Cletis VanDamme Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Well done Jennings, he's come a long way since the Byarm fight.
     
  9. MrMagic

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    Poland has none! :lol::happy
     
  10. BlizzyBlizz

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    All Jennings has to do is fight like Purrity, Sanders or Brewster. Nonstop pressure, good defense and when the big lummox (Wlad) tires, take it to him.
     
  11. Stylez G.

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    Spzilka can't fight on the inside. He has good movement, and he tried to use it to create distance. Unfortunately for him, Jennings has good movement as well. Jennings also is a good defensive fighter as well and can punch with both hands. Jennings was able to close the distance without taking much punishment and broke Artur down with those body shots.
     
  12. The Peasant

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    I applaud your consistent trolling.

    But you're wrong.:nono There's Adamek, who is in fact a "B"- "B-" HW. Not champion material, but a top fighter nonetheless.

    And since were on the topic of who has what; Sweden didn't have a relevant fighter (in any division) for the last 50 years. You're not really in the position to point fingers at Polacks, Ingemar:verysad
     
  13. andrewa1

    andrewa1 Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Credit to Jennings. He won fair, square, and handily without too much trouble. He's shown he's a legit top 20 guy, I have him about 15. Still, it nuts that as soon as someone beats a top 30 guy, bandwagon jumpers love to say "he's clearly top 10" blah blah. Whether him, or Perez etc. He's not top 10. Spilzka is arguably the first top 25ish HW he's beaten (maybe White Wolf, but he looked totally shot and was ko 1'd by Wilder in his next fight). If he beats a top 15ish guy next, then he'll deserve consideration as top 10, but until then, absolutely not. Also, the problems with Jennings remain, somewhat small and low powered for a modern heavyweight. I could see him becoming a legit top 10 guy, but that's his ceiling.
     
  14. BOGART

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    I thought Jennings looked pretty good Saturday. He's talking title shot but he needs a few more credible wins before facing Wlad but I can see him getting a title shot sooner than later.

    Nothing changes with Spzilka, he's still a limited but entertaining fighter. I would love to see a Spzilka-Seth Mitchell fight.
     
  15. McGrain

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    Does anybody think that Jennings looks like a clever fighter? Like me makes decent adjustments and reads a fight well? I got that feeling, strongly, for the first time on Saturday.