my money's on trask. he seems like he'd be a wily bastard in a scrap. flavel's girth would slow him down, plus he'd probably have a heart attack before the second round.
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Rev Trask. He's lives near here I think. Didn't he say he was from Bangor , Maine. I live in Derry.
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How about Nash/Barbosa against Terry/Harris\n\nThat should be fun
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great matchup! and very tough to call. spinks opens an early lead. his awkward style, good jab & strange punching angles seem to confuse moorer. spinks is very aware of his feet, keeping moorer from getting position. in round 7, spinks lands a straight right which stuns moorer. as spinks follows up, moorer suddenly steps right & nails spinks with a perfect left. spinks drops to the canvas. he takes the 8count & looks dazed, but manages to stay out of harms way till the bell. the next few rounds see a more cautious spinks moving & jabbing as moorer tries to send the left home. in round 11, moorer rushes in, catching spinks with a left that sends spinks into the ropes. moorer smells victory & closes for the kill. he lands a body shot & a glancing blow to the head. spinks spins away & as moorer closes,spinks lands a flush right, stopping moorer in his tracks. a quick left/right drops moorer. the round ends. in the final round, moorer presses spinks hard & appears to hurt him with another left, but spinks holds on for a majority decision. boxing clamors for a rematch, but spinks isnt interested. he's off to prepare for holmes..., it would be different at cruiser or heavy, & maybe even in a rematch at 175, but here spinks experience vs better opposition pays off. once
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oh, brent. would have torn my house apart watching this. pedroza was tall, awkward ,clever & dirty. he would do everything to disrupt sanchez- rabbit punches, elbows, combinations to the groin, bolo punches, walking away from exchanges. young sanchez would grow up on this night. pedrosa would win rounds & hurt sanchez with low blows. salvador would adjust. he was still learning his craft. here, he would begin to cut the ring & be aggressive as in the gomez bout. an angry but thinking sanchez begins to land more combinations in the middle rounds, taking advantage of pedrozas on/off style. though the old master would frustrate, foul & outslick him at times, sanchez would be relentless. pedrosa, having been forced to fight at a hotter pace than he wanted, would find his late stamina is not there on this night. sanchez wins by 13th round tko.... we were robbed of this mans talent too soon. i dont think we got to see all he could do. i believe he might have proved the best feather of all time. thanks for the question!
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B-Hop is moving up to fight tarver, so either way i dont think many would say he wasnt one of the great fighters at 160. Probably one of the best things b hop has going for him is that tarver is coming down in weight from that foolish rocky movie (and a lot of guys cant really recover from cutting all the weight for one reason or another). Tarver is a pretty skilled boxer so hopkins edge against most fighters probably doesnt come into play as much here. I dont know how much he has left in the tank at this point, but i do hope he can beat tarver for one last hurrah. Still i think tarver wins by a close decision, since thats the way it seems their styles will dictate this fight. Either way hopkins is an all time great at 160.
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The U.S. will probably go with only one forward(McBride) during games and brought Wolff(experience) and Johnson(first touch, potential) almost as no brainers.  I believe it came down to Twellman and Ching and the later being chosen for his physical prowess, recent goal spurt and impending games against two, oversized European teams.
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good one, brent! carmen was tough as nails, & obviously capable of beating anyone on a given night. but i see trouble for him here. monzons reach advantage would allow him to pepper carmen as the smaller man tries to move in. and basilio would move in and make a great fight of it. monzons punches would eventually bust carmen up. i dont see him getting knocked out, but i do see the valiant warrior losing a u/d if cuts dont cause a tko in the late stages of the bout.
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In all seriousness- Both in thier prime would go to Ali. I say this because history has already shown us the way. Look at the great Ali Vs Foreman upset. Foreman was the Tyson of his day... Bull strong, Angry @ the world and not lacking in technical ability in any way.  Ali also trained for 15 round championship bouts Vs Tysons 12 round training regiment.  Ali's defensive skills would keep him moving to the later rounds and he would take care of him late --- just the same way Forman lost- Tyson might not have gone down for the count but he would for sure have lost on points. Even though this is my opinion.... I still would love to see this fight...
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I don't see Mugabi getting past Hearns' long snapping left jab and his cracking right cross. Hearns was damn good at turning that left jab into a hook. I think Hearns would out box Mugabi use his height and reach and win a decision.
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I agree. I think Shogun is the better of the two, and he is ranked higher than Weinderlai on MMA Weekly. Rua won last year's Grand Prix, and Silva lost in the second round. Hopefully they will square off, despite both coming out of Chute Box. Shogun will win because he has cleaner standup, whereas Weinderlai constantly flurries. Shogun also has won several fights by submission, whereas the champ only has one submission victory (rear naked choke). Hopefully they will run into eachother in one of the open weight tournaments and we can get a non-hypothetical answer to this question.
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I would go Houshmanzadeh, and Glenn or Burress. Glenn is on fire right with TO not play as he should, and Burress is just good.
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Cotto might need a bit more polish before he can handle the difficult style of fighting hatton brings to the table. This could be a really good fight, but i actually dont think cotto would necesarily win. Its at a weight ricky wants to be at, and cotto is not as technically skilled as some may need to be to keep hatton off of you. He certainly could be eventually but i dont know when this fight would take place. Cotto still needs a little work, its a little to easy for him right now.
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Rudy Gay is not worth it, he is inexperience and his handle could use some work. They should take Randy Foye since h plays well in an open court game with great speed and body control.
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I wouldnt jump to any conclusion about gerber just yet, as he did help the canes win most of their games last seaon. the sens really need to work on their goaltending, which has always been one of their downfalls, i was dissapointed that lalime didnt work out, as i am a fan of lalime. I think it all biols down to chemistry and finding the right fit. The flames were in a similar situation when they brought in Kipper, turek had turned out to be a bust and had gone down with an injury, Mclennan  a porven, vetewran back up goaltender, could not be the number one guy, kipper was brought in to back up turek when he returned, however this was the seasn which kipper broke the GAA record and he was nominated for the viezna and they went to stanley cup final, Its all about finding the right fit,and i hope the sens do it soon, Go SENS GO!!
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Cotto, De la Hoya, Mosley, Margarito. If you turn down 8 mil to fight Margarito there is something there lurking. I believe the guy with the best chance to beat him out of these four is Mosley.
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If PBF sticks and runs he'll win. If De La Hoya can cut the ring off and work the body, Oscar has shot. We'll have to wait and see Brad. Should be an interesting fight.
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Trautmann...sorry, but to continue to play (and win us) the FA cup with a broken neck is legendary.\nKeepers i've actually seen play...probably David James? yeah that save off Lampard in the dying minutes was quality (as was him going up front v Boro' and "winning a penatly!)