This time I might actually go with Tua. There is probably enough of a stylistic argument, to overcome the disparity in resume.
He switches it up. He's alternating between low center of gravity being a catapult for big heavy punches, and using his toes to deliver faster but less powerful punches.
tua had fits with izon and izon isnt in nortons leaugue but styles make fights a pressure fighter like tua coming at norton isnt in nortons best interest just look at shavers v norton...my pick is tua only beacuse styles make fights
Izon was a pretty decent fighter with good chin and power, he had beaten Tua in the Olympics. Norton, leaning in to the right in his half crouch would be continually putting himself in harms way of Tua's left hook. Kenny gets ko'd here.
Well it's become a cliche that Norton doesn't do well against punchers, but in this case I think Tua is his worst nightmare. Tua has a helluva chin and Norton for all his skills really doesn't have that much to stop Tua coming on to him. I tend to agree with the view that this would end early.