Kirkland breaking down Molina? Molina just seemed heavier and wore himself out as the fight went along. And as for Morales they're just showing him respect, if you haven't noticed this crew jocks Morales hard for all the great fights he has put on. They know Morales has been done for a while stamina and skill wise but he still has more heart then most fighters.
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even an older judah is completely outclassing paris. I never thought much of paris but I thought he looked good against tim coleman in his last fight (which is probably an overrated win now that coleman lost again and looked like shit since then) so I expected him to do well against judah but judah is showing he's not done yet.
Well Zab left no doupht in my mind that he still has it. What an impressive fight by Judah. Freddie Roach said Paris is a thug and needs to get his head straight. Why was he circulating towards Judahs power hand. He might need a new trainer. Paris obviously hasnt fought anyone the calibur of zab judah for those 26 other wins he had.
Paris needs to move out of Detroit and concntrate on boxing and supporting his family with the sport. He has the skills but there is some real guidence issues he has to resolve.
Paris needs to move out of Detroit and concntrate on boxing and supporting his family with the sport. He has the skills but there is some real guidence issues he has to resolve.
Paris had one fight where he looked good and that was against Tim Coleman. He hasn't looked very impressive and Zab should look like when he's allowed to jump around the ring swinging on a guy that's just covering up and allowing Zab to turn him at will.
Jennings is who impressed me considering I hadn't even heard of him until earlier this year when he fought Byram. Dude went from fighting against guys with losing records/barely above .500 to beating another undefeated prospect and now a former champ, the latter being in big time impressive fashion.
Adamek/Aguilera was also a dope heavyweight fight too.
Not even gonna talk about the shit on HBO..
Jennings is who impressed me considering I hadn't even heard of him until earlier this year when he fought Byram. Dude went from fighting against guys with losing records/barely above .500 to beating another undefeated prospect and now a former champ, the latter being in big time impressive fashion.
Adamek/Aguilera was also a dope heavyweight fight too.
Not even gonna talk about the shit on HBO..
118 clinches. I think that's a bit excessive. but no one should be blaming molina it's his game plan and it was effective. The ref is to blame for alloying it. Also kirkland clearly doesn't know how to deal with it either, so he is to blame as well. I'd like to see him be more aggressive, maybe a cotto vs clottey toss/body slam here and there, and basic things like throw an uppercut when molina would lunge in to clinch like Wolfe told him to do.
But he did come on strong late, scored a knock down and very well may have knocked him out so he never gave up which is encouraging.
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But he did come on strong late, scored a knock down and very well may have knocked him out so he never gave up which is encouraging.
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I think it's hard to say what would've happened here. It's easy to look at the end and say "oh well, Kirkland was about to get him out of there anyway", but how many times have we seen someone go down hard take a minute and come out like his brain wasn't just rattled? Especially giving how effective Molina was in clinching.
I don't think Molina's crowd pleasing to watch it's just a shame to see someone get the short end of the stick, over and over again. Far more aggravating than any clinching. Few robberies/fights make my stomach just drop at the ending and that one definitely did.
I don't think Molina's crowd pleasing to watch it's just a shame to see someone get the short end of the stick, over and over again. Far more aggravating than any clinching. Few robberies/fights make my stomach just drop at the ending and that one definitely did.
This is from the undercard of HBO card last night. Jermell Charlo [16-0] Vs. Chris Chatman [10-1-1]. Charlo looked good here against Chatman who last time I saw him gave Hatley a serious fight on FNF. The right hand that ended it was a nasty punch.
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