Michael Grant continues winning streak...

Huh? What "glory" does he deserve?

 

That was not a prime Grant. He wasn't mentally focused for that fight.

 

Wasn't Guinn undefeated when he stopped Grant and was also HBO's next poster child for the heavyweight division when they fought?

Good one Haglerfan atsch Still, I think Grant beat Fields.

 

Exactly Grant IMO had that mother ****ing hater ass Teddy ****ing Atlas in his corner, big ****ing mistake, and Teddy gave the wrong advice going into the last Round Grant was in there with him.

**** Teddy Atlas

 

I would like to see Grant avenge his losses to McCline and Guinn.

 

he could beat some bums and get title shot (undeserved)! BUT he would lose to all champions by ko or tko!

Wlad by ko rd 5
Vitali by tko rd 2
Valuev by tko rd11
Oh And champ in recess (Chagev tko in 7 rounds!)

 

I just watched McCline-Grant and Teddy didn't even warm him up before the fight. What a disgrace, his trainer should have prepared him more. Teddy Atlas is a POS.

 

:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl


so i guess he's in his prime now :rofl :rofl :rofl

 

my thoughts exactly

 

You're a troll and you showed me you don't and can't contribute anything to this thread for example, the Calzaghe/Taylor thread.

Anyway, he's 36 years old and with a new trainer can ressurect a once promising career and get back on track. He's definetly not in his prime now but he's not shot. You can be past it mentally but not physically, take Tyson for example.

 

You're welcome.

 

:verysad :verysad :verysad

using tyson as an exmple for grant shows your total lack of knowledge for this sport. and just prove you wouldn't know what a resume looks like.:good


have nice day NOOB :hi:

 

Surely no-one here expected Grant to lose. Marinaccio is 41 and has lost and drawn to so many limited Heavyweights. I hope Grant continues to win and gets another shot, he needs maybe a Danny Batchelder type opponent, a couple more small steps up then maybe someone like Timor Ibragomov if he wins all these then maybe he can be considered a contender again.