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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
    But this $ will get them BOTH in the ring.....
    ...not so fast my friend

    Would you rather watch 2 old guys fight each other for a seemingly meaningless belt

    OR

    Would you like to see as DKP would spin it "A resurgent All time Great looking to recapture the titles that are rightfully his vs an undefeated GIANT a man NEVER knocked down before"


    I see it as a way to either make money off of old Holyfield (so DK can get young fighters ready to take over for him) or a way to legitimize Valuev because as of today he has NEVER fought a decent heavyweight and won legitly

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMicK
    But this $ will get them BOTH in the ring.....
    ...not so fast my friend

    Would you rather watch 2 old guys fight each other for a seemingly meaningless belt

    OR

    Would you like to see as DKP would spin it "A resurgent All time Great looking to recapture the titles that are rightfully his vs an undefeated GIANT a man NEVER knocked down before"


    I see it as a way to either make money off of old Holyfield (so DK can get young fighters ready to take over for him) or a way to legitimize Valuev because as of today he has NEVER fought a decent heavyweight and won legitly
    Fack!!
    Completely forgot about 'Ze Noble Giant'
    Good point....

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    But maybe you're right though....if Evander could beat Briggs he would have a title and he wants to unify them and a WBO-WBA title match up with Holyfield vs Valuev would bring even more credit to those guys even if I think they suck ass

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    I am curious to see the PPV buys and attendance report...I will Venture to say Holy got a respectable amount of buys as well as he probably sold out the venue or damn near close to....Thats a 44 year old Holyfield that fans Like myself still Adore with his Warrior mentality...

    I told everyone I would support his comeback as long as he wasnt getting blown out of fights and taking a severe beating....From what I read dosent seem to be the case.... I'm still on board with the The Real Deal

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by lance Uppercut
    Found this on youtube. Its the first knockdown
    [youtube=425,350]XKumwOthvDw[/youtube]
    thats a pretty sweet punch

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    That was the first right hand Evander threw too. He still has the power but in all fights he fights a wonderful first few rounds and then falls apart. But Oquendo's slow paced style apparently let Evander set his tone late in the fight which is why Evander won.
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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    Think about it, Holyfield = DKP fighter....Valuev= DKP fighter.....it's a win-win for Don. If Valuev wins he has a little more cred (in Don's eyes) and If Evander wins then he's back and perhaps has a shot at DKP fighter Oleg Maskaev.....OR Lamon Brewster, John Ruiz, etc get shots at Holyfield and the title is still controlled by Don King.....that's all it boils down to
    What I want to know is...what if Valuev turns out to be the real thing?

    What if his size is just the advantage that he needs & dominates all others?

    Holy shit. Honestly...it wouldn't shock me.

    Question I want answered is this...what if he totally blasted out someone like Brewster or Maskaev? Would that solidify any doubts?
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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    He could blast out Maskaev, I don't doubt that. But against Wlad he would be hit down the middle all night but is Wlad as effective punching upwards?

    My thing is, he gets hit a lot, if he learned a good solid jab then he'd be the real deal.
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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Hopefully holyfield doesn't win a 5th title (he's already the only person to get it 4 times). If valuev was only 6'4 he would be closing in on 0-49 imo. Holyfield will eventually have to fight one of the champs to get his 5th title (duh) and i don't think he's capable of beating any of them at this point. He's not george foreman. Valuev's like 37-38 and his age has to be catching up to him. Hopefully he loses soon.

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by TheDukeof74
    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    ....told yall, now watch Don King put him in with Valuev!!!!
    He looked pretty good huh, Do you think Holy could beat Valuev? If Holy was too fight Wlad, Wlad right now is my favorite, But if he(Holy) fought for title against Wlad, I would want Holy to win just where he would secure his legecy and 5 time champ. What do you think?
    I hate when people refer to him as a 5 time champ. He is a two time champ. (arguable 3) His 4th world title is a joke: He lost to Lewis, and in the very next fight he was fighting JOHN RUIZ for the same alphabet belt he lost to lewis Its like calling Tim Witherspoon a two time champ(while Larry Holmes was the heavyweight champion)

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by lance Uppercut
    Quote Originally Posted by TheDukeof74
    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    ....told yall, now watch Don King put him in with Valuev!!!!
    He looked pretty good huh, Do you think Holy could beat Valuev? If Holy was too fight Wlad, Wlad right now is my favorite, But if he(Holy) fought for title against Wlad, I would want Holy to win just where he would secure his legecy and 5 time champ. What do you think?
    I hate when people refer to him as a 5 time champ. He is a two time champ. (arguable 3) His 4th world title is a joke: He lost to Lewis, and in the very next fight he was fighting JOHN RUIZ for the same alphabet belt he lost to lewis Its like calling Tim Witherspoon a two time champ(while Larry Holmes was the heavyweight champion)
    He got a title on four different occasions and sadly thats the only thing that matters.

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    If it is all about winning alphabet titles, wouldn't Tyson be a 5 time heavyweight champion. WBC, WBA, IBF in the 80's, and then the WBC and the WBA, in the 90's.

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Quote Originally Posted by lance Uppercut
    If it is all about winning alphabet titles, wouldn't Tyson be a 5 time heavyweight champion. WBC, WBA, IBF in the 80's, and then the WBC and the WBA, in the 90's.
    No because he had one belt while he got the others that still qualifies as 1 holding. If someone wins the wba and then the ibf and wbc thats 1 holding. If they win the wba, lose it, win the ibf, lose it, win the wbc, and lose it they are deemed a 3 time champion.

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    God damnit Wacko Valuev's record is an ILLUSION!

    Oh who is the HARDEST puncher he fought Ruiz? Barrett? Sidenko those guys popped him pretty good

    Who was the best boxer he has fought Donald? You could make a case that Larry won that fight.....in fact LARRY WON THAT FIGHT!.....John Ruiz? same as Donald!

    Wonder why Ray Austin is the #1 IBF contender and not the #1 WBA contender Because he's good

    WBC
    Title: Oleg Maskaev
    1 . Samuel Peter
    2 . James Toney
    3 . Hasim Rahman
    4 . Sinan Samil Sam
    5 . Oliver McCall
    6 . Tony Thompson
    7 . Vladimir Virchis
    8 . Lamon Brewster
    9 . Chris Byrd
    10 . Peter Okhello
    11 . Henry Akinwande
    12 . Jameel McCline
    13 . Alexander Dimitrenko
    14 . JD Chapman
    15 . Evander Holyfield

    WBA
    Title: Nicolay Valuev
    1. John Ruiz
    2. Ruslan Chagaev
    3. Calvin Brock
    4. James Toney
    5. Ray Austin
    6. Sultan Ibragimov
    7. Larry Donald
    8. Shannon Briggs
    9. Davaryll Williamson
    10. Monte Barrett
    11. Samuel Peter
    12. Lamon Brewster
    13. Wladimir Virchis
    14. Donnell Homes
    15. Taras Bidenko

    IBF
    Title: Wladimir Klitschko
    1 NOT RATED
    2 Ray Austin
    3 Calvin Brock
    4 Sultan Ibragimov
    5 Chris Byrd
    6 Lamon Brewster
    7 DaVarryl Williamson
    8 Hasim Rahman
    9 Luan Krasniqui
    10 Ruslan Chagaev
    11 John Ruiz
    12 Vladimir Virchis
    13 Jameel McCline
    14 Henry Akinwande
    15 Eddie Chambers

    WBO
    Title: Sergei Lyakhovich
    1. Sultan Ibragimov
    2. Luan Krasniqi
    3. Not Rated
    4. Samuel Peter
    5. Ruslan Chagaev
    6. Alexander Dimitrenko
    7. Tony Thompson
    8. Calvin Brock
    9. Lamon Brewster
    10. Hasim Rahman
    11. Jameel McCline
    12. Matt Skelton
    13. Fres Oquendo
    14. Chris Byrd
    15. Ray Austin

    Now who has the toughest group of guys It sure as FUCK ain't Nicolay Valuev...now Wacko I don't want to be mean but suggesting he's legit is fucking ridiculous! Nicolay hasn't even fought 5 legit fighters.....who gets Monte Barrett as a mandatory a year after his last fight?

    Wlad is fighting UNDEFEATED Calvin Brock!

    Hasim Rahman fought Oleg Maskaev who was 11-1 in his last 12 fights!

    Sergei Lykhovich fought Shannon Briggs who was 12-0 in his last 12 fights!

    And Nicolay Valuev fights Monte Barrett who lost to Hasim Rahman A YEAR AGO AND HAD NOT FOUGHT SINCE!!!

    ....come back to earth Wacko! I gues I chalk this up to the Alcohol

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    Default Re: Holyfield Defeats Oquendo: Another Spirit Broken

    Ray's last fight was pretty uneventful against Sultan. I had hopes he'd be a bright spot for american boxing but that's not the case.

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