Zab judah..retire on a win?

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Originally Posted by Ant Live

Zab vs Danny Garcia!!!
If not, then he should hold out for the winner of Peterson vs Khan 2.
Whatever he do, he shouldn't wait. Stay active. Possibe get a match with Pacman if he can keep his name relavent.

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why would anyone want to see Judah get his ass kicked by Khan again? and why the hell would Pacquiao take him on?

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Originally Posted by Master

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

I think he should hang around for a bit

I wouldn't mind seeing him face Alvarado

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Maybe a fight with Garcia?

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Yeah I think he beats Garcia.

I know Holts not really relevant anymore but I wouldn't mind seeing them fight. I think Guzmans too good for Judah...

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by Ant Live

Zab vs Danny Garcia!!!
If not, then he should hold out for the winner of Peterson vs Khan 2.
Whatever he do, he shouldn't wait. Stay active. Possibe get a match with Pacman if he can keep his name relavent.

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why would anyone want to see Judah get his ass kicked by Khan
again? and why the hell would Pacquiao take him on?

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If for nothing else, MONEY!!! But u right. Zab vs Khan will end up being the same fight all over again. But Zab pack a punch and we know Khan has been rocked a few times. Zab vs Pacman is in the cards. Believe me when I tell you. Hopefully Zab can fight maybe August, and hold a title. Roach was commentating when Zab fought. Saying he saw flaws in Judah. And we all know Freddie wants Pacman to fight fighters he's almost certain he will win.

Zab has still 4-5 good fights in him. I could see him winning against Maidana using speed and movement to nullify Maidana's power advantage.

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Originally Posted by Nameless

Zab has still 4-5 good fights in him. I could see him winning against Maidana using speed and movement to nullify Maidana's power advantage.

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but i can see Maidana just as easily pressuring him and wearing him down in the later rounds

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by Nameless

Zab has still 4-5 good fights in him. I could see him winning against Maidana using speed and movement to nullify Maidana's power advantage.

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but i can see Maidana just as easily pressuring him and wearing him down in the later rounds

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Yeah I think Maidana would wear Judah down.

I think Judah/ Guzman is a great cross roads fight. But too risky for Judah to take

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by Nameless

Zab has still 4-5 good fights in him. I could see him winning against Maidana using speed and movement to nullify Maidana's power advantage.

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but i can see Maidana just as easily pressuring him and wearing him down in the later rounds

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Yeah I think Maidana would wear Judah down.

I think Judah/ Guzman is a great cross roads fight. But too risky for Judah to take

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I would like that one a lot as well, just can't call it quite a crossroads fight imo. Guzman cant afford to lose any more than Judah can and isn't all that much fresher. Bill that matchup "Heres my talent, I don't want it!", two of the most frustrating fighters of our time really.

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Originally Posted by p4pking

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by Nameless

Zab has still 4-5 good fights in him. I could see him winning against Maidana using speed and movement to nullify Maidana's power advantage.

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but i can see Maidana just as easily pressuring him and wearing him down in the later rounds

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Yeah I think Maidana would wear Judah down.

I think Judah/ Guzman is a great cross roads fight. But too risky for Judah to take

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I would like that one a lot as well, just can't call it quite a crossroads fight imo. Guzman cant afford to lose any more than Judah can and isn't all that much fresher. Bill that matchup "Heres my talent, I don't want it!", two of the most frustrating fighters of our time really.

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I think it's the epitimy of a crossroads fight... Winner continues, the loser is all but done. But your right about both guys having frustrating careers. I'd have Guzman on the cards maybe late ko, but I really like this new mature Judah

Yea fair enough, I generally think of a crossroads fight as two guys going in opposite directions is all.
I do agree with you that Guzman probably wins if it happens, he is the smarter fighter by a mile and still looked in good form his last fight. Both men are actually still surprisingly fast and match up very well; I can't however see Zab having a better gameplan, which he would need to. He appeared to have matured in that fight against Mabuza as well as far as his attitude, but it doesn't seem to mean anything when he really has to fight:-\

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Originally Posted by p4pking

Yea fair enough, I generally think of a crossroads fight as two guys going in opposite directions is all.
I do agree with you that Guzman probably wins if it happens, he is the smarter fighter by a mile and still looked in good form his last fight. Both men are actually still surprisingly fast and match up very well; I can't however see Zab having a better gameplan, which he would need to. He appeared to have matured in that fight against Mabuza as well as far as his attitude, but it doesn't seem to mean anything when he really has to fight:-\

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Guzman wouldn't make weight ;)

Haha there's that to, it's not as if Guzman will actually land a big fight anyways though. Nevermind the revolting risk/reward involved; theres every chance the guy wouldn't even make it to the ring, he is a promoters dream!

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Yea fair enough, I generally think of a crossroads fight as two guys going in opposite directions is all.
I do agree with you that Guzman probably wins if it happens, he is the smarter fighter by a mile and still looked in good form his last fight. Both men are actually still surprisingly fast and match up very well; I can't however see Zab having a better gameplan, which he would need to. He appeared to have matured in that fight against Mabuza as well as far as his attitude, but it doesn't seem to mean anything when he really has to fight:-\

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Guzman wouldn't make weight ;)

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Your probably right.

He's been hanging in there so far, just nearly though. I'm keeping my fingers crossed

To bad Morales might call it a day because I think that those 2 would be a war while it lasted. And Zab will be around for a while mark my words. But Danny Garcia would be an ideal opponent for him and I think Nate Campbell would be a nice little scrap also.

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Originally Posted by jon09

To bad Morales might call it a day because I think that those 2 would be a war while it lasted. And Zab will be around for a while mark my words. But Danny Garcia would be an ideal opponent for him and I think Nate Campbell would be a nice little scrap also.

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are you serious? Nate is around getting his ass kicked by guys who aren't even journeymen, how the hell would that be a fun fight?

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by jon09

To bad Morales might call it a day because I think that those 2 would be a war while it lasted. And Zab will be around for a while mark my words. But Danny Garcia would be an ideal opponent for him and I think Nate Campbell would be a nice little scrap also.

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are you serious? Nate is around getting his ass kicked by guys who aren't even journeymen, how the hell would that be a fun fight?

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Yes I'm serious and why not? Nate is 1 of those like Zab who can pull off an upset against anyone if not taken seriously. Good trash talker, decent power and has sloppy losses like Judah. Perfect undercard fight for a big event.