Man, imagine if prime Kostya Tzsyu was operating today...

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Earl-hickey, Dec 15, 2011.


  1. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    There are so many elite fighters and even top ATGs that have unexpected losses vs much lesser fighters.
    Yet all those fighters get a pass on it but when it comes to Tzsyu it immediately kills his entire legacy.

    Poor guy is 1 of the most underrated fighters here, you idiots holding 1 loss against him crack me up.
     
  2. persianprince

    persianprince Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Tszyu would be dominant. But i even think Sweet pea would be even more dominant.
     
  3. rayrobinson

    rayrobinson Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Once a fighter gets beats he is overated.

    Tszyu and Hatton would beats all of the current 140lbs fighters .
     
  4. horst

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    You are talking shite by saying Mosley skipped lww to avoid Tszyu.

    You are speaking the truth when you say Mayweather avoided Tszyu.

    I just don't buy into a guy really, when his best ever win is Zab Judah and his second best ever win is either Miguel Angel Gonzalez or Sharmba Mitchell.

    By HOF standards, that is a ****-weak resume, and so Tszyu shouldn't really get spoken of in the same breath as the modern era HOF guys he often does get equated with.
     
  5. bernie4366

    bernie4366 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Do the K brothers suck because they have no opposition? Does Roy Jones?
     
  6. boxon123

    boxon123 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The original Plan for Tszyu when he won the LW Title, was to jump up and Fight Sweet for a massive purse(the US dollar was worth something at the Time). If he didn't win he would keep his LW title but be very rich. This was set to go when Tszyu made the Decision to Leave his Promoter (who had signed with Fox) and Stay with Sky Channel. The result was the court case before the Phillips fight which ended up costing Tszyu and Sky $8 mil .
     
  7. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    here is the idiot of the forum ladies and gents.

    A **** week resume you think. Thats laighable when i have given proven evidence Tszyu's Resume is two times better than Aaron Pryor's.

    Now in your assesment is Aaron Pryor overrated just curious.

    Statistically Tszyu's resume in every way is better than Pryor's.

    Go back to the maths

    You realize Popkins you well educated Boxing fan Tszyu faced 15 Champions or Ex Champions on his fighting career.
    You also realize Pryor only fought 6. You also realize Tszyu faced better Opponents throughout his whole career with fighters having better with better winning % and higher number of fights.
    When i looked through it if you Compare Pryor to Tszyu's resume it isnt even close.

    Tszyu's career opponents had over 1100 wins and 100 total loses against Pryors 800 wins and 380 total loses.
    He had more Title fights in fact double the amount and he fought 11 of his on foreign soil.

    Mate i could keep going with Tszyu's Opponents average age was 28.5 and Pryors was 30.7 or something.

    Mate Tszyu's resume shits on Aaron Pryors except i dont see no ****er going on about how he doesnt deserve to be in the HOF.

    ****ing Fact.
     
  8. Reppin501

    Reppin501 The People's Champ Full Member

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    I believe Manny beats the dog **** out of Tzsyu, I like Tzsyu, but he's no Manny P.
     
  9. MarioBrothers

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    mayweather schools tzsyu

    and its funny that people are picking him over pac, i seriously don't see that happening and would bet my house that pac stops him

    tzsyu is great but a bit overrated, a good match up for tzsyu today would be marquez at 140. Tzsyu beats the rest however at 140 and 147
     
  10. BoppaZoo

    BoppaZoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Now Pac has had trouble with Marquez style 3 times now. 3 ****ing times yet Tszyu has the same style but with a heap more power and a better resume against Southpaws 8-0 8KO's. And your telling me you would bet your house on Pac stopping Tszyu.

    **** me is this amateur hour or what. Marquez Tszyu same style yet Tszyu struggles with Pac you mean to you should have said i dont watch tape and im a casual boxing fan.
     
  11. grouche

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    WTF is that Detroit **** :nut Are you out of your mind kiddo?
     
  12. grouche

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    Sadly I agree. Kosta was great against the skillful and slick. Nor sure Pac fits that completely.
     
  13. grouche

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    Vince Philips what? :nut:nut:nut being a punching bag?
     
  14. sauhund II

    sauhund II Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hey clueless.................. Zoo is not flatfooted, can actually box, has a dynamite straight right with TRUE ONE PUNCH KO POWER and a great jab. He got careless sometimes and neglected his defense.....but he is 8-0 against southpaws....that Vince Phillips of that night would put a beating on Pac.............and Zoo was Tko'ed standing btw after trading absolute bombs for almost the distances...............Zab Judah was UNDEFEATED and the clear fav when the fight was anounced and nobody EVER has done Judah like that and he was NEVER the same.

    Pac has average power, carefully matched against handpicked washed up opponents who only get to fight him when they look like **** in their previous fights or better got ko'ed..............is a absolute sucker for the straight right and a jab and he would do a number on Zoo, lol, Roach and Arum would never take that fight that is about as good as death and taxes.

    Once Mayweather exposes that one trick Pony Pac all this BS about his "Monsterstatus" will evaporate.
     
  15. grouche

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    Agree, those two are the jems. But, Kosta would have never solved Floyd's style, just as he didn't with Roger's. Yes, he muscle Roger for a win but it's obvious he had trouble with the style.