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Enzo returns after a 14 month hiatus at 175lbs in the Light Heavyweight division.
Anyone think he can make any waves at this new weight or is he an accident waiting to happen? Physically he should be a beast at light heavy, anyone know of any 6'4" guys at the weight? I dont suppose his chin will have improved any though.
His opponent is undefeated Hungarian champ 12-0 (8 KOs) but never fought outside Hungary and almost all his opponents had a losing record.
Enzo is a walking time bomb......he is looking pale and ill....I wouldn't be surprised he gets knocked out badly next time he steps into the ring
Job Biscuit (I like him has ac ommentator...first class)!!!
eh eh!!
I am curious to see how he adjusts to the weight loss. He always did seem like a big cruiserweight and I'm pretty sure there was once talks about him going up to heavyweight. We will have to see this weekend, if he can't get through this test I don't want to see him back in the ring. He has been brutally knocked out a lot and it's not nice to see. Good luck to him though, he will be big at the weight but we will see on Friday.
I can't wait to see Enzo back in the ring. Nobody. And I mean nobody gets knocked out in cooler fashion than good ol Enzo Macc. And not only is he coming back but he decided to drop weight and just about gaurentee another classic KO by. Man I didn't know it was my birthday
Your a sly dog VD! But I do have to agree the way he gets stopped is pretty emphatic!
He will make light heavy easy. He always came in with floppy tits, like Bellew looks. Dont know how well he will do but I agree with "job biscuit" boy, he does make a very sharp and honest commentator.
P.S. Job biscuit, that was me who cool clicked you about the commentating bit;)
Apart from Gavin Henson and the fake tan brigade, everyone looks like that in Wales!Quote:
Originally Posted by Otley
I reckon he can probably campaign successfully up to a point at light-heavy, maybe British level, Euro possibly. I'd still be worried about his chin, but I think he'll bring down some power, and can get back to the who gets knocked out first kind of fights that he was having in the post David Haye era.
The man is a highlight reel on his ownQuote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
If a Tyson Fury v Enzo Maccarinelli bout was ever scheduled, could we see the first ever punch to knock two fighters out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseThe man is a highlight reel on his ownQuote:
Originally Posted by Tam Seddon
Fury clipping Macc with an uppercut that then deflects into his own face for a rocky style double count.