OK. I've seen enough. Miranda WILL KO Arthur

I disagree to some extent. I dont think that he will attack miranda with some of the reckless abandon that he did in the first contest, but he knows that he had great effect when he was the aggressor. Miranda doesnt like going backwards and believes in his chin and sturdinness so will eat quite a few shots. I reckon AA wins this by stoppage.

 

True. Miranda won the first fight and he will win the second by late TKO.

 

Abraham take this one by late stoppage.

 

I agree completely. Miranda is gonna starch Abraham, and conclusively, too - round about the 10th round, I would say.:yep

 

i put tons of vcash on miranda but ...he's shown..if he can't take you out he's doomed

 

He stood there for over seven rounds swinging at Abraham, who had a broken jaw, and could not even floor him.

This tells me Miranda does not have the accuracy to knock out Abraham, and also, Abraham is just too tough.

I'm backing Abraham to win via points (or late stoppage).

Want to consider their psyches? Well, Miranda's last big fight was a KO loss to Kelly Pavlik.

 

Isn't packin' on 30 pounds overnight unhealthy? Fighting at a catchweight and he bloats up to 190?

And how do some of you dislike AA because ya'll think he's a cocky *****? What do you think Miranda is??

If Miranda does back on a lot of weight by tomorrow, then I see him getting tired late in the fight and AA, who will be on the defensive early in the fight, will back him up and start landing some big shots that can floor Miranda..

 

I hope !!!

 

I love that little smirk Abraham always has..

 

Miranda was to human to knock in the face of Abraham after the jaw was broken And the Ref. helps AA.

In the first 5 rounds Miranda outboxes and outpunches AA and broke his jaw so he had to won the first fight by TKO.

AA is not that good it is more hype from german medias. And the problem is, AA believes this crap.

Miranda will win by TKO in the later rounds.

 

To be fair ...

1. Your right - Randy Neumann is a HORRIBLY biased fighter. You may remember his officiating of Golota-Ruiz as well. He literally stopped Miranda from attacking at one point and asked Abraham if he was okay. WTF - this isn't the amaeturs, Randy!

2. I don't buy that 'Miranda was too compassionate' story - if he was, why did he induce more pain via headbutt? He landed some brutal uppercuts later on, to the head and body, as well.

3. The decision was biased. This time, it's in Miranda's turf, which will be very interesting, indeed.

4. Yes, had the fight been stopped, it should have been ruled a 'TKO'. It wasn't, which was a very odd moment, and somehow Abraham pulled it out. Give him credit for fighting hard with a broken jaw. That man is tough.

5. Still gotta go with "King Arthur". It's going to be very explosive fight.:bbb

 

Miranda may have had a higher workrate in the first few rounds, but Abraham landed the bigger shots.. I don't think Miranda outboxed him at all and I do believe Abraham landed the bigger shots as well after his jaw was broken despite being on the defensive for most of the fight.. Anyways, I scored the fight in favor of Abraham on points with AA winning most of the earler rounds..

 

Wait why is it pathetic? I mean it is pretty extreme and exaggerating to eat so much in a day to pack on that kind of weight. But if a boxer wants to do that why not? If it hurts them so be it..But if it does them some good then I don't see why not?

I'm sure you don't mean it that way, but I think when a boxer has to sacrifice down to make a weight, they should do whatever the hell they want after they weigh in. There are no rules to how much weight a boxer can put on after a weigh in so I don't really think it matters.


BTW, How the **** is he gonna weigh 190???? Where did y'all get this info from??? :rofl

 

I hope and think Abraham gives Miranda a tuning.

 

190? Is that legal in Florida? :think

WBC (and I believe the other organizations as well these days) have a rule that prohibits the fighters to gain more that 10% between Friday and Saturday, the official weigh-in and the unofficial but mandatory fight night weigh-in. 166 + 10% = 182,6 pounds.

Of course in this case the FSBC rules are in effect. I'm just wondering... is this 10% rule in effect in Florida?

(By the way for those who don't understand the reason of this rule: it's protecting both fighters: 1) not allowing to be a too big difference in weight between the fighters (that's why we have weight divisions) and for the protection of the fighters preventing them from damages caused by serious weight-drain (gaining more than 10% of body weight means a fighter had very serious dehydration which makes him very vulnerable, especially for the brain).