Actually both of their stamina's were **** in this fight. You could tell in about the latter rounds, both of them were breathing thew their mouths.
STILL i had it: (watching 2nd time without the sound) WłODARCZYK FRAGOMENI Runda1 10-9(wyrownana) Runda2 10-9 Runda3 10-9 Runda4 9-10 Runda5 10-9(bardzo wyrownana) Runda6 9-10(wyrownana) Runda7 9-10(wyrownana) Runda8 9-10 Runda9 10-7 Runda10 9-10(wyrownana) Runda11 10-9(bardzo wyrownana) Runda12 9-10(bardzo wyrownana) 114-112 for wlodarczyk , 114-113 without 2nd knockdown , But cosidering that fight took place in italy , the score should satisfy wlodarczyk and help his promoter in effort to get a rematch
I hope for Wlodarczyk's sake and the sake of BKP he doesnt waste his ****ing ANYMORE fighting scrubs.Stay at the high level you are at and either try for a rematch or get a title eliminator for any of the belts.Do not regress.
100% racji, ale dla porządku warto przypomnieć że Adamek robił dokładnie to samo w obu walkach z Briggsem.
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+2]Majewski to face Mundy![/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][SIZE=+1][/SIZE][/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]A pair of undefeated middleweights, Patrick Majewski, of Atlantic City, and Latif Mundy, of North Philadelphia, meet in a scheduled eight-round contest Saturday evening, June 6, at Ballys Atlantic City. First fight 7.30 p.m. Topping the seven-bout card is a scheduled 10-round contest for the North American Boxing Association (NABA) welterweight title between champion Mike Jones, of North Philadelphia, and Larry Mosley, of Los Angeles, CA. Super bantamweights Teon Kennedy, of North Philadelphia, and Lucian Gonzalez, of Reading, PA, square off in the eight-round co-feature. Majewski, 26, is originally from Poland. He has a pro record of 10-0, 7 K0s, including an impressive seventh-round stoppage of Jimmy Lubash, of Pittsburgh, PA, in his last fight April 24 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. Mundy, also 26, is 8-0-1, 3 K0s. In his last fight Aug. 29 at the New Alhambra in South Philadelphia, Mundy appeared to have suffered his first defeat as a pro via close but unanimous decision against Rudy Cisneros, of Cicero, IL. However, the result was later changed to a No Contest when Cisneros failed a post-fight drug test. Majewski and Mundy originally were scheduled to box Feb. 27 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, but Mundy withdrew due to personal reasons. The only foe common to both men is Maurice Williams, of Camden, NJ, who lost once to Majewski, twice to Mundy, all by decision. Tickets for the June 6 card at Ballys Atlantic City are priced at $65 and $45. They are on sale at the offices of Peltz Boxing (215-765-0922) and also can be purchased online at [url]www.peltzboxing.com[/url]. Tickets also can be purchased through TicketMaster (800-745-3000) or online at [url]www.ticketmaster.com[/url]. [/FONT]
Polish website 5/19 reported that Adamek\Godrey is not certain anymore. Godfrey is having second thoughts. We might be looking at Adamek\Bobby Gunn
Ye. That's annoying. Just wondering... is that hard to organise such a fight ? Prudential Center has been reserved, but it seems there's not going to be anything at all. I would like to see Tomasz calling Hopkins out while saying he agrees 1 mln USD... maybe then B-Hop would decide to fight, because he hasn't dealt any fight in Summer too. I hope it's possible - hope dies ultimately
is that hard to organise such a fight ? It could be quite difficult, both parties have to agree on the money, contract details, some fighters will make an oral commitment just to get some media exposure or strategize that to get another fight. I guess we'll never know if they're serious in the first place.