MW Fantasy Tournament http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=375146 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Second Eliminatory Bout Yama Bahama vs Julian Jackson 15 Rounds Versatile fighter vs the Murderous puncher BAHAMA This content is protected [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFL1TJG8yLU&feature=related[/ame] JACKSON This content is protected [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC6ActjJrvQ[/ame] Who ?? Why ?? Vote ! :good No explanation, your vote does not count....A brief explanation is enough ! :bbb Closing date is 24 January....... This content is protected Jackson....
It's been a while since I watched Bahama Vs Griffith, although I recently watched Rosriguez beating Bahama on cuts. Bahama was nails! Jackson on cuts ;-)
Bahama was a versatile fighter, a very capable boxer with a good jab...but he wasn´t too hard to hit IMO.....I can see Bahama winning many rounds, but Jackson would land that right hand at some point......Jackson by TKO while being behind on points.....
I'm not qualified to comment on Bahama's hitting power as it's not something I've ever really looked into and I don't recall him displaying too much in either of the two fights I've seen of him. Well-schooled fighter but I agree Jackson will get his licks in but Bahama was a very tough guy. S_S knows more about Bahama then me, I think he will be able to make a more informed analysis.
Bahama Vs Benton should've happened at some point. They were both around. If it'd been filmed I'm sure it would've been a bout of serious quality.
Bahama could definitely be hurt. Emile Griffith had him in some trouble on a couple of occasions. He was a seriously good boxer though. I thought he outboxed Griffith on the whole, and it was only Emile's strength and roughousing that kept him in the fight. His schooling of Giambra was textbook, but Giambra looked fairly average in that fight I've got to say. Probably not a style match up that brings out his best qualities. Bahama would outclass Jackson in the boxing department for sure, but it's questionable whether his chin holds up to some of Jackson's bombs. As VIC said, Bahama was hittable, despite his boxing ability. I'm a big fan of Bahama but I'm sitting on the fence on this one.
Yeah, very well saind s_s.....He would outclass Jackson in the boxing department, I agree with you.... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EHXFek4hYU[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTIP-pbGY44&feature=related[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTcUrRE_Ztk&feature=related[/ame] I was impressed with Bahama´s jab, really good one....but here Stitch landed some good right hands against Bahama......that against Jackson would be ugly to see......
I like Jackson by late tko,say 7. I wanna really say Bahama A class fighter RING annual ratings or fringe contender
Stitch was more of your Mayorga bar-room brawler type, and I think Bahama would do better against a more conventional hitter like Jackson. That said, it only takes a shot or two from Jackson and it's lights out. Incidentally, how did you score the Bahama-Stitch fight VIC? I think it's one that can be scored quite differently depending on your preferences. Clean, but not that effective jabs vs. not clean, but still rather effective power shots. I would have given it to Bahama, but I can definitely see the argument the other way...
Well, I didn´t scored it round by round...So.. I cannot say with confidence..... I felt they were fighting evenly, a very close fight....many rounds Bahama won because his ring generalship and jab.....but Stitch was always landing some good shots.....Like you said many rounds can be scored differently, and to be honest I´m one of these guys who score rounds because a few hard power shots rather than anything else.....