Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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Julius Rain
Montiel showed his true colors
yea, he showed that one more round and he would have knocked Valdez the fuck out, Mayol on the other hand showed he's a dirty little bugger managing to cut a fighter 5 inches shorter than him
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Only 1 fighter was getting KO'd & it wasn't Valdez, hence why Montiel's people got him outta there. Agree on Mayol though, he is a dirty fucker, somehow his head drops to chest level when fighting :rolleyes:
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Shit, I'm not even gonna get into whether he showed heart or not but Montiel was the one more likely to be knocked out in the next round, he was getting hammered, he was rattled, and that eye was closing.
Honestly, Ouma, I'm not really one to go at fighters showing a lack of 'heart', I think it's very easy to sit here & be a keyboard Gatti, as many on boxing forums pretend to be.
I probably don't really believe Montiel showed a lack of heart, it just irritates me that people will have one set of rules for one fighter & then a different set when it's one of the favourites getting beat up by the underdog.
I still like Montiel as a fighter, but he was beaten fair & square as far as I can see, & Valdez is not only not getting credit for the win officially, but also on here from people who don't like the fact we saw a fighter beat a guy he logically shouldn't have.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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JazMerkin
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Violent Demise
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OumaFan
from the sound of it they're still trying to screw Valdez, its been ruled a technical draw again. I never liked Montiel anyway :cool:
How exactly are they screwing him? If anything Valdez should of been penalized. He was fighting dirty the whole fight. The doctor stopped the fight. Montiel was asking for one more round.
Montiel showed a lack of heart & was helped up by the ref. If you had seen a British or US fighter doing that VD, you would of been calling him a pussy & a biitch. I can't say I was a big fan, but he was one of my favoured fighters in the lower weight-classes.
The cut came from a punch, it should be a TKO. If he'd got caught by a headbutt or cut along the ropes, I'd fully support Montiel, but the fact is he got hit with a punch, panicked over the blood & when he & his corner realized that he was going to lose they pulled him out rather than risk it for a win. He did what Ortiz did, only difference is he got away without a loss. Montiel may be in a different class, but boxing is about everyone having a shot. Valdez took his & has been robbed of the reward.
Finally had a chance to see it,thanks for the hook up Ouma.
Jaz bud,I really saw no lack of heart there man and certainly no panicked fighter searching for an exit.Any questions about Montiels heart can be most recently answered with a viewing of his under the radar brutal back and forth scrap with another lanky southpaw Melendez late last year.Hurt badly,cut up,swollen and and just plain mashed up, Montiel ignored D and KO'd legit hitter Montiel.From what I saw the man said next to nothing between rounds and was thoughly checked over,the cut was a frigging v shape but he continued to fight on.
I dont speak spanish but did see a hard jab land prior to 1st KD,only view was from behind at about 2:14 (?) and looks like the ref had his head in his arse.No ruling one way or the other.Also think he was shite after Montiel was dropped,very indesicive and bad time to check a cut.Bad officials,shady taste of favoritism but I didn't see Fernando 'looking' for a life line.Ortiz melted down,physically and mentally and opted out as a raw inexperienced prospect in his first big fire fight.There were some crappy circumstances sat night but it was not Montiels first venture into the hurt buisness.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
I expect Montiel-Morel is finito now.
Anyway I'd like to see a rematch. Valdez deserves it whether he gets jacked up or not, he really brought it and took some good shots in the process. Of course the cut played a part but it happened so early that you can't say oh look Valdez looked like shit before, it was only the cut that made him look good, only about a minute had gone by, there wasn't enough to go by.
He doesn't look like much but was a fairly crisp puncher and Montiel's always a bit vulnerable, was a nice uppercut he landed.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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Spicoli
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JazMerkin
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Violent Demise
How exactly are they screwing him? If anything Valdez should of been penalized. He was fighting dirty the whole fight. The doctor stopped the fight. Montiel was asking for one more round.
Montiel showed a lack of heart & was helped up by the ref. If you had seen a British or US fighter doing that VD, you would of been calling him a pussy & a biitch. I can't say I was a big fan, but he was one of my favoured fighters in the lower weight-classes.
The cut came from a punch, it should be a TKO. If he'd got caught by a headbutt or cut along the ropes, I'd fully support Montiel, but the fact is he got hit with a punch, panicked over the blood & when he & his corner realized that he was going to lose they pulled him out rather than risk it for a win. He did what Ortiz did, only difference is he got away without a loss. Montiel may be in a different class, but boxing is about everyone having a shot. Valdez took his & has been robbed of the reward.
Finally had a chance to see it,thanks for the hook up Ouma.
Jaz bud,I really saw no lack of heart there man and certainly no panicked fighter searching for an exit.
Any questions about Montiels heart can be most recently answered with a viewing of his under the radar brutal back and forth scrap with another lanky southpaw Melendez late last year.Hurt badly,cut up,swollen and and just plain mashed up, Montiel ignored D and KO'd legit hitter Montiel.From what I saw the man said next to nothing between rounds and was thoughly checked over,the cut was a frigging v shape but he continued to fight on.
I dont speak spanish but did see a hard jab land prior to 1st KD,only view was from behind at about 2:14 (?) and looks like the ref had his head in his arse.No ruling one way or the other.Also think he was shite after Montiel was dropped,very indesicive and bad time to check a cut.Bad officials,shady taste of favoritism but I didn't see Fernando 'looking' for a life line.Ortiz melted down,physically and mentally and opted out as a raw inexperienced prospect in his first big fire fight.There were some crappy circumstances sat night but it was not Montiels first venture into the hurt buisness.
Mate, any questions about Nate Campbell's heart can be answered by almost any fight of his career, but after the Bradley fight I remember you implying he quit, which would is certainly far more defensible as it was a headbutt & he couldn't see. I more called it a lack of heart because so many defending him have accused others of the same, the difference being his cut came from a punch. Montiel didn't seem desperate to stay in the fight & the favouritism from the ref was shocking.
In all honesty, I don't think he lacks heart, I think very few guys who get between those ropes do, but I think it was a corrupt decision. I've no doubt Montiel beats him 99/100 times, but Valdez deserves credit for that 1/100 attempt.
All I'm saying is people need to have the same standards regardless of whether the fighter involved is one of their favourites, & that includes myself, so I will retract saying he lacks heart.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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JazMerkin
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Spicoli
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JazMerkin
Montiel showed a lack of heart & was helped up by the ref. If you had seen a British or US fighter doing that VD, you would of been calling him a pussy & a biitch. I can't say I was a big fan, but he was one of my favoured fighters in the lower weight-classes.
The cut came from a punch, it should be a TKO. If he'd got caught by a headbutt or cut along the ropes, I'd fully support Montiel, but the fact is he got hit with a punch, panicked over the blood & when he & his corner realized that he was going to lose they pulled him out rather than risk it for a win. He did what Ortiz did, only difference is he got away without a loss. Montiel may be in a different class, but boxing is about everyone having a shot. Valdez took his & has been robbed of the reward.
Finally had a chance to see it,thanks for the hook up Ouma.
Jaz bud,I really saw no lack of heart there man and certainly no panicked fighter searching for an exit.
Any questions about Montiels heart can be most recently answered with a viewing of his under the radar brutal back and forth scrap with another lanky southpaw Melendez late last year.Hurt badly,cut up,swollen and and just plain mashed up, Montiel ignored D and KO'd legit hitter Montiel.From what I saw the man said next to nothing between rounds and was thoughly checked over,the cut was a frigging v shape but he continued to fight on.
I dont speak spanish but did see a hard jab land prior to 1st KD,only view was from behind at about 2:14 (?) and looks like the ref had his head in his arse.No ruling one way or the other.Also think he was shite after Montiel was dropped,very indesicive and bad time to check a cut.Bad officials,shady taste of favoritism but I didn't see Fernando 'looking' for a life line.Ortiz melted down,physically and mentally and opted out as a raw inexperienced prospect in his first big fire fight.There were some crappy circumstances sat night but it was not Montiels first venture into the hurt buisness.
Mate, any questions about Nate Campbell's heart can be answered by almost any fight of his career, but after the Bradley fight I remember you implying he quit, which would is certainly far more defensible as it was a headbutt & he couldn't see. I more called it a lack of heart because so many defending him have accused others of the same, the difference being his cut came from a punch. Montiel didn't seem desperate to stay in the fight & the favouritism from the ref was shocking.
In all honesty, I don't think he lacks heart, I think very few guys who get between those ropes do, but I think it was a corrupt decision. I've no doubt Montiel beats him 99/100 times, but Valdez deserves credit for that 1/100 attempt.
All I'm saying is people need to have the same standards regardless of whether the fighter involved is one of their favourites, & that includes myself, so I will retract saying he lacks heart.
I can respect that dude,big time.I personally do believe they were different circumstances but at the end of the day two shit calls that leave a nasty taste in the fans mouth and results that should place two refs in the unemployment line.These two have been and will be favs of mine but I believe Nate did try to massage the circumstances even after ref clearly ruled it a punch...in error...twice.Checking the jumbo tron and only then going off.Sat night there was zero ruling,nattas,nothing and Montiel continued fighting on.He said nearly nothing in the corner while Dr checked him over,no politicing,bardering,ranting and unlike Nates fight the cut was the only factor in Dr stopping the fight between rounds.Nate cut had nothing to do with it.
We can agree,officials in both cases lacking.No one wants a cloud hanging over them like this,win or loss and its the fighters that have to shoulder the effects of crap calls while the very same officials rinse and repeat,getting ready for the next week.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
i predict it right now, if a rematch happens (and it should) Montiel stops him before the 5th
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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I can respect that dude,big time.I personally do believe they were different circumstances but at the end of the day two shit calls that leave a nasty taste in the fans mouth and results that should place two refs in the unemployment line.These two have been and will be favs of mine but I believe Nate did try to massage the circumstances even after ref clearly ruled it a punch...in error...twice.Checking the jumbo tron and only then going off.Sat night there was zero ruling,nattas,nothing and Montiel continued fighting on.He said nearly nothing in the corner while Dr checked him over,no politicing,bardering,ranting and unlike Nates fight the cut was the only factor in Dr stopping the fight between rounds.Nate cut had nothing to do with it.
We can agree,officials in both cases lacking.No one wants a cloud hanging over them like this,win or loss and its the fighters that have to shoulder the effects of crap calls while the very same officials rinse and repeat,getting ready for the next week.
I also think they're different circumstances, the difference being a doctor ruled that Campbell could in all likelihood lost the use of his left eye had he fought on & it was clearly a headbutt to all who saw it at the time. I believe he had to check the jumbo-tron just to see how his eye looked because he couldn't see out of it. He's a guy who's earned a degree of respect as a warrior for how he's fought over the years.
I thought Montiel looked lost in the 3rd when he turned away from Valdez & started shouting at the ref about a foul, which I watched back & couldn't see. He didn't look unhappy at the fight ending, most likely because it was made clear to him he wouldn't be taking a loss, hence why he was so calm in the corner. It was a boxing version of a do-over basically. I see someone being unable to see because of a headbutt as the same as a cut. The point is this cut clearly came from a punch & somehow Montiel has escaped without a loss. I'm pretty sure his own corner hurried the doctor in as well. It all just stinks of corruption & Top Rank's money to me. Yes, Montiel will beat him up next time, but it doesn't make what happened on Saturday any less wrong or unfair.
Re: About Montiel Loss and the geezer
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Spicoli
Have to see the fight.Caught the very end with Valdez being dropped,Montiel cut....and initial NC ruling,then some strange geezer took the microphone
that article seems oneway .
Yeah... that geezer with the strange voice was non other than the once great Julio Cesar Chavez as a comentator. I had the feeling he might have been drunk during this fight, but I confirmed it three days later when he "covered" again for Jorge Arce's defeat. He was so drunk then, that they must have shut him up after the 5th round. I think that either he fell asleep or he went away to throw up.
Valdez got lucky, Montiel got scared and even with help managed to get defeated. A minor fight with unsuspected results. Don't even think he'll bother with the rematch, but if there is one, he'll easily knock Valdez down.
Re: Fernando Montiel Loss
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JazMerkin
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Violent Demise
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from the sound of it they're still trying to screw Valdez, its been ruled a technical draw again. I never liked Montiel anyway :cool:
How exactly are they screwing him? If anything Valdez should of been penalized. He was fighting dirty the whole fight. The doctor stopped the fight. Montiel was asking for one more round.
Montiel showed a lack of heart & was helped up by the ref. If you had seen a British or US fighter doing that VD, you would of been calling him a pussy & a biitch. I can't say I was a big fan, but he was one of my favoured fighters in the lower weight-classes.
The cut came from a punch, it should be a TKO. If he'd got caught by a headbutt or cut along the ropes, I'd fully support Montiel, but the fact is he got hit with a punch, panicked over the blood & when he & his corner realized that he was going to lose they pulled him out rather than risk it for a win. He did what Ortiz did, only difference is he got away without a loss. Montiel may be in a different class, but boxing is about everyone having a shot. Valdez took his & has been robbed of the reward.
Yeah asking for one more round really does show a lack of heart. Montiel has been cut before. And he's fought with eyes shut before. I seriously doubt he panicked. His concern was with Valdez constantly leading with his head. Which he was.
Maybe you watch a different fight than I did. But when exactly did Montiel corner try to pull him out? When exactly did they ask the doctor to stop it?
