Lucian Bute vs. Glen Johnson RBR

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  1. cuchulain

    cuchulain Loyal Member Full Member

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    I couldn't even find one.

    Tough old *******, though.

    I almost gave him the last one.
     
  2. Cafe

    Cafe Sitzpinkler Full Member

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    Really? I thought the only round that was clear for Johnson was the fourth, 1st one could have gone either way but imo Johnson just took it, the rest of the fight I saw Bute winning clearly.
     
  3. The_President

    The_President Boxing Addict banned

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    You have trouble enough speaking for yourself, so stop speaking for others.
    In fact, Speak only when addressed you Vodka breath B-Boy butch! :good
     
  4. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    Scanning through this thread surprised me. That was not a close fight, nor a good performance. Bute looked like ****, and Johnson looked like he was 102 not 42. 119-109 Bute.
     
  5. Sidious

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    course you did,otherwise carl froch would look like a muppet right now
     
  6. The_President

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    Just as I predicted.

    Johnson is no Bernard Hopkins, able to escape Father Time, and Lucien Bute is a hyped B level fighter, even moreso than Kessler and AA. :yep
     
  7. Sidious

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    yeap.search for the old threads..some guys pointed out a few months ago that bute won't punish his old friend.this is why 2 friends should never meet in a contact sport.bute nevre let go to the left uppercut and johnson was with his right hand to the body at all time,it was never a war,just a friendly sparring
     
  8. Sidious

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    yes,johnson never faked a low blow or try to cheat to gain a win.man you are funny with youre hate and all but get the **** out of bute threads with youre cheating bum who by the way lost to a white boy!!!
     
  9. huck_

    huck_ Rust Belt holder Full Member

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    Even with half-pressed gas pedal Bute looked far better than Froch.
    The second half was painful to watch - to see the old man beaten-up like that.
     
  10. Sean Juan

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    Wow, I was kidding around saying Johnson would say he got robbed, but he really did? What did he say?
     
  11. Sidious

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    nah,bute land some powerfull blows but he was carefull not to hurt the old man
     
  12. huck_

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    I agree, Bute was careful not to ko him, which kind of spoiled the whole fight.
     
  13. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    That he landed more shots, better shots, everybody was "fooled" by the crowd roaring and cheering when Bute threw anything. :-(
     
  14. The_President

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    I hear Bute's team are so relieved, I mean pleased by the outcome, they've begun negotiations with the Sunset Pleasant Hills At Home Nursing staff to scout out his next opponent.
     
  15. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    :good

    IB's theory: Bute didn't want to hurt his pal.

    There was a point where Johnson was a prime target leaning back against the ropes wide open and Bute held back, showing mercy and letting the clock run out on the round.