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I have to be honest. I really liked what I saw from Zab last night. Obviously he was in with someone not quite on his level, but he showed what he is capable of when he is focused. He did not look like a fighter who was washed up as so many critics have said. I thought that was the best he has looked in a while. His speed, combinations, and movement was great.
I didnt like it at all. What a dull fight.
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Originally Posted by Boom Boom
Well played sir
lol for some reason the dude should have retired for ever
but for some reason hes still got a good fan base and he looks like hes still having fun
hard to leave teh sport when u've been in since 5 yrs old
I actually thought it was a shit showing by Zab. I think he proved in that fight that hes one the decline.
well zab cuts too easy im starting to wonder if he can handle the fighters at 140. fighter like hatton, torres, even powder puff can manage to bust up zab a little.
Someone hurry up and give Zab another title shot.......so he can loose and be gone :vanish:.
I love how people want him to have another title shot thinking that will be the end of him, when you rebound from a loss to Carlos Baldomir in Madison Square and rebound with a fight with Mayweather where the rappers in the audience were rooting for you more then Mayweather, you aren't going to have any shortage of opportunities.
I'm glad Boom Boom is recognizing the talents of a focused Zab Judah. Focused Zab Judah is undefeated and the best pound for pound fighter in the world and that is an undeniable truth.
Judah doesn't deserve a title shot. He was clearly a class above his opponent yet was more concerned with yelling at him than putting him away.
Zab used to ice guys of that calibre, now he seems content to go the distance. He's done as a top level fighter.