Rumors (good sources) around the Brookyn Gyms are that Zab "Super" Judah is thinking of moving back down to 140 lbs and is looking for the winner of Hatton/Pacman... Hmmm.
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Rumors (good sources) around the Brookyn Gyms are that Zab "Super" Judah is thinking of moving back down to 140 lbs and is looking for the winner of Hatton/Pacman... Hmmm.
Why would Pac or Hatton fight him though? He's not that big of a name and he's not very relevant. He might have a chance of fighting the loser, but even then he's probably too dangerous with too little reward.
I think Zab would be dangerous at 140 for alot of fighters but I think Hatton and Pac would be too much for him at this stage in his career....
Zab is kind of a wasted talent...had he been more focused he had the physical tools to be a real force........
Judging from his last few fights, I dont know if it is preparation or age or a combo of both but his stamina is lacking and if he cant get you out of there in 5 it is all down hill.....
Don't see alot for him any longer.Becoming a gate keeper for a house he'll never live in.I think Hatton,Pacquiao and yes, Bradley beat him at 140.
I think this is the best step that Judah could make for make another good fights for his retirment..............;D
Hatton, Bradley, Pac all beat him. Torres or Holt would be interesting though.
He was at 140 on the Jones-Calzaghe undercard, looked pretty bad.
That fight was catch 144, Judah didn't want to make it from 147 to 140 in a few months time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
ive said this to people loads of times, i think zabs got the natural ability to be great and ive always thought that to be honest, but i dont think he believes in himself, and if a fighter doesnt have that, what does he have?
Papa Judah controls the kids. Most great champions with controling dads eventually grow up and "ask" dad to take a step to the side even if it strains the relationship for a while. "Super" Judah has not yet grown to that point in his relationship with his dad. They are as tight as they say and that's cool. You should see them in the gym together. They act like brothers. It is what it is but some think that Zab hasn't the confidence in himself that he shows in his public persona because his own dad hasn't set him fee to fly. Just the same... The relationship is sound and that may be more important to them than anything else. I wish my dad (the original Stanley Steemer) were still here with me today so he can help me with my lifes problems!!!
If Zab can even make 140 he will be a danger to anyone in the first 3-4 rounds then he fades and against the Hatton,Pacman and even Bradley fighting for 4 rounds wont win you a fight unless you ko them.
Point well taken. Especially with PacMan.
You're right. He'll put up a fight but will lose heaqrt when the guy keeps coming back.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlebif
Sure he is fast hits, hits hard, and has great reflexes, but I think the one athletic quality he is missing is adaptability. He never would switch it up. THe more a fight is going sour, the more he tries to rely on landing one counter punch, and by then he isn't even focusing on defense anymore. He would have been great, had he had more versatility in his game.