Welliver picks Cameron to win.

Tend to agree that Cameron should be quicker and fresher......however if Tua catches him sweet then its good night :yep

 

If it wasn't some unwritten law in boxing I would ask you to get your mate Chauncey to spill the beans on the sparring sessions.....I know he's not able to make the info public but you can PM me I wont tell everybody.....I mean anybody :yep

 

The outcome of this fight's gonna depend a hell of a lot more on David Tua than Shane Cameron IMO.

At 31 Cameron should be at the peak of his powers, is coming off 4 goods wins and will turn up fit and ready to fight.

Tua, at 36 and not famous for his fitness, hasn't fought for nearly two years and only fought 3 rounds in the six months preceeding that = inactive for too long.

The way I see it Tua's got 12 x 3's to nail Cameron. The longer it goes the better for Cameron, and if they hear the final bell it'll be Cameron by wide points over a very tired Tua.

Whose gonna win depends on which Tua turns up - if he still has the KO capacity he'll stop Cameron inside 7 IMO. If it's an over-the-hill (and then surely a finished) version of Tua, then it's Cameron.

 

Hope he gets back in the ring soon....lest he will be fit....love to see him fight the top aussies :good

 

Read that Hoppa is now confirmed for this card and obviously looking for an opponent Charles.

 

Yeah right....how many rounds does he do with Marco in a row?

 

Question - Why would you bring in Chauncy to prepare for Tua? I know Chaucy will give Cameron some great rounds - but at the end of the day those rounds would better prepare Cameron for a boxer, which lets face it Tua is not.
At the end of the day I dont see Cameron getting very far in this fight, purely and simply becaue of his style. If he could switch it up and box behind the jab he would have done it against Ahunanya, and I've seen nothing out of Cameron since then to indicate he's ready or able to step up further than he has already.
Cameron's defense has argueably gone downhill since the Ahunanya fight - Robert Davis had him wobbled a couple of times but ran out of gas.
Perhaps Cameron will start out trying to box Tua, but at some point he's going to get tagged, and when Cameron gets tagged he tends to revert to what he knows (this is what happened late in the Ahunanya fight also) - go forward and bully the other guy. Well this time there's going to be a bigger bully in the ring.
Tua KO 5