Zaveck deserves a rematch

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by cesare-borgia, Sep 4, 2011.


  1. jmmpbf

    jmmpbf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Mr. Nice FTW!!
     
  2. Arcane

    Arcane One More Time Full Member

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    Berto deserves some credit for grinding out the win. But i'm not going to give it him.
     
  3. nervousxtian

    nervousxtian Trolljegeren Full Member

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    Punches caused the cuts, and Berto was winning the fight, and it looked like he hurt Zaveck at the end of the 5th.

    Who knows how it would have ended, but it was a legit TKO. A re-match would be great, but it won't happen, and we all know why.

    Hopefully Zaveck get's a crack at another belt soon, he deserves it.
     
  4. elmaldito

    elmaldito Skillz Full Member

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    zaveck was clearly winning the fight.
     
  5. Thom

    Thom Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Good to see there's at least one other sane person here.

    This forum has had plenty of lows, but what's gone on here since last night is ridiculous. There's a level of hysteria here stemming from a combination of the general Berto hate, which is pervasive on ESB, and the anti-American agenda of several posters that has caused people to manufacture a bogus controversy and totally discredit Berto's win. According to ESB, that gif of Berto stumbling forward off balance and his head grazing Zaveck's chin is proof the intentionally headbutted his way to a stoppage in order to avoid the inevitable KO that Zaveck was going to lay on him.

    It was a tough, close fight that does deserve a rematch even though that probably won't happen, but it was a clean victory for Berto.
     
  6. MrPeterson

    MrPeterson Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i thought zaveck was winning the fight
     
  7. Primenal

    Primenal Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah...Just like he gave Callazo his rematch ;). Bertos going to stay as far away from this guy as possible. Zaveck seems determined though, and looked great. I'm sure he'll be back in the future.
     
  8. slugger3000

    slugger3000 You Mad Bro? Full Member

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    He deserves a re-match! Does anyone know the scores at the time of the stoppage?
     
  9. kywoo

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    one judge had it even others had it 1 point for Berto..
     
  10. bremen

    bremen Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If headbutt contributed to injury it should have went to cards even if it was accidental.
    In any case, this was a voluntary defense - he should have had a rematch clause in the contract. Unless of course he got shafted by his promoter.
     
  11. kywoo

    kywoo Member Full Member

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    well his german manager confirm that after the match Berto offer a rematch (i doubt he offered)
     
  12. Kayo-Kid

    Kayo-Kid Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I def agree with the TS...the fight was actually turning out to be quite entertaining and I hav a new respect for Zaveck. 1 cnt help but feel sorry for the guy who was obviously frustrated with the way he lost his title
     
  13. kywoo

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    Jan Zaveck dethroned after suffering cut injury (copy from SES Boxen (Zaveck`s promoters)


    IBF Champion Jan Zaveck lost his welterweight crown on Saturday against the American Andre Berto because the fight was ended by a serious cut injury after 5 rounds in a completely open and thrilling duel. The defending champion and the challenger fought in Biloxi (Mississippi, USA) over five rounds a boxing match worth seeing. The world champion had a good start and earned more and more respect from the American through the first rounds. However he suffered a severe cut injury under the right eye after a head butt. After the break of the fifth round the visual field of Zaveck was so impaired that he could not continue fighting in order to protect his health. Coach Dirk Dzemski acted responsibly and did not let his fighter return to action after the break. One judge had evaluated the fight as a draw at this time. The other two each had one point in front for Berto. Andre Berto promised Jan Zaveck a rematch. "The fight ended only through the injury but has not been decided in a sporting way. We now hope that Berto keeps his word. Jan has made an impression with his appearance in the U.S. and set up a real sign of respect for his abilities. The determination is bitter, but the health of the athlete comes first," said manager Ulf Steinforth after the duel.
     
  14. scurlaruntings

    scurlaruntings ESB 2002 Club Full Member

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    Zaveck need's to get himself a decent cut man first. And Berto was winning this fight. Unsavoury ending of course. A rematch would be nice but it's doubtful. I have my concerns about Berto though. That kid is talented. But he's eating waaaaay too many punches.
     
  15. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Add him to the very long list of boxers who will go blue in the face waiting for a deserved rematch.