Kosei Tanaka Vs Vic Saludar

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  1. Boxing Prospect

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    Tanaka down with 40 seconds left in round 5
     
  2. Russell

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    So now do we have to wait like 2 hours for the next match? :verysad
     
  3. Boxing Prospect

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    That left hook to the body was ****ing vicious!

    Great way to kick off the day as well!

    Tanaka however fought like a ****ing imbecile!
     
  4. Russell

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    He's 20, most fighters do at that age :bart
     
  5. CST80

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    He's no Dream Boy:bart He's kind of ugly actually:lol:
     
  6. Boxing Prospect

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    No, no excuses. He has the skills, speed and natural ability to have walked that by boxing...I wonder if making weight killed him or something as that was ridiculous!
     
  7. Russell

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    Not going to be a titilist for very long if he runs into someone his own size with ability since he's moving up. :think
     
  8. CST80

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    Maybe Saludar was better than he was given credit for, his only loss was a TKO from a broken hand.
     
  9. Boxing Prospect

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    A guy with Tanaka's footspeed and movement shouldn't have been fighting as a pressure fighter coming forward, he should have danced, and boxed. Far too often he was walking forward and forcing a fight on the inside, a stupid game plan. I think he wanted to make a point but did so very badly, especially given the Omori fight
     
  10. Russell

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    Sooo... what's the next fight
     
  11. CST80

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    Yeah that was a pretty re****ed strategy and it almost cost him, but it ended up working out for him on the end.
     
  12. CST80

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    Probably Takayama or Taguchi
     
  13. Russell

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    Is it happening any time in the next hour? :lol:
     
  14. Boxing Prospect

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    A Japanese guy on twitter summed it up "lucky". If he fought like he did against Yedras or Hara he's have walked it. It's clear he wants to be Inoue II but really he's got a very different skill set, and should use HIS skills. His combinations are some of the best in the sport, his hand speed is insane, his footwork is incredible however his power isn't...

    ...then again could be a case of "finding" his identity in the ring or problems with weight making him feel like he couldn't do 12 high paced rounds.

    Next is the Ioka stuff in about 70 mins I think, same channel
     
  15. CST80

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    Good another nap:zzz