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I agree with G , holfield was considered a big puncher at CW , Cunningham was never a puncher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
More like just plain wrong. Holyfield record at Cruiserweight was 18-0, 14 ko's. Light punching he was notQuote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Holyfield also dropped Mercer , and Bowe , and Tyson , and Douglas , Evander hit way harder than Cunnigham.
And took more steroids tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI agree with G , holfield was considered a big puncher at CW , Cunningham was never a puncher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMore like just plain wrong. Holyfield record at Cruiserweight was 18-0, 14 ko's. Light punching he was notQuote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Holyfield also dropped Mercer , and Bowe , and Tyson , and Douglas , Evander hit way harder than Cunnigham.
Are you agreeing that Holyfield was a puncher and Cunnigham isnt ?Quote:
Originally Posted by rossAnd took more steroids tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI agree with G , holfield was considered a big puncher at CW , Cunningham was never a puncher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMore like just plain wrong. Holyfield record at Cruiserweight was 18-0, 14 ko's. Light punching he was notQuote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Holyfield also dropped Mercer , and Bowe , and Tyson , and Douglas , Evander hit way harder than Cunnigham.
During the interview Steve was not complaining and took the defeat like a man. I think his management, his wife, made the silly decision to whine and complain. Stupid move.
Good luck Steve!! You got outboxed
Outboxed? It's an insult to the art, to call that boxing.
Fury out worked and boxed fury up close and Steve got starched! And Steve was solid but cried
I've said it already.
The punch wasn't needed, Cunningham was out on his feet, it was a matter of time before he was stopped or retired.
However the actual punch that stopped him was illegal.
So bitch move or not, it's fair by the rules of boxing that he's granted a rematch.
The punch wasnt ilegal. Maybe the pushing of the forearm but they didnt happen at the same time. The ref was there to make that decision at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vendettos
Cunningham couldnt take the power. Fury fought like a twat and dug himself in a hole but hes a fighter and climbed out that hole and pushed Cunningham in deep. A rematch, Fury will box smarter. Al it does for Cunningham is give him another pay day. Fury will move on to Pulev and improve yet again while Haye and Price look on in jealousy that Fury has genuinely worked his way up and is the most talked about heavyweight in the world.
I must admit i thought it was a bit of a dirty tactic while watching it...but come to think of what other fighters have got away with its not worth the appeal
I doubt Cunningham could last 8 rounds in a rematch, never mind win.
When no one wants to watch a re-match
As with most BS in boxing it is just publicity.
Or yeah!Quote:
Originally Posted by rossAnd took more steroids tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord AlI agree with G , holfield was considered a big puncher at CW , Cunningham was never a puncher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseMore like just plain wrong. Holyfield record at Cruiserweight was 18-0, 14 ko's. Light punching he was notQuote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180
Holyfield also dropped Mercer , and Bowe , and Tyson , and Douglas , Evander hit way harder than Cunnigham.
I respect holyfield for standing toe to toe with bowe and not getting tired unlike Cunningham.