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Yeah... Kermit wasn't forced to re-wrap his hands before the biggest fight of his career and then come out with no power in his punches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanflicker
That, and amazing boxing skills, and PUERTO RICO!!! VIVA PUERTO RICO!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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Originally Posted by BeanflickerThat, and amazing boxing skills, and PUERTO RICO!!! VIVA PUERTO RICO!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Okaaaaaaaay........
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Originally Posted by ruthless roccoYeah... Kermit wasn't forced to re-wrap his hands before the biggest fight of his career and then come out with no power in his punches.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanflickerThat, and amazing boxing skills, and PUERTO RICO!!! VIVA PUERTO RICO!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
No power in his punches? Do you have something on which to base that besides "it's just a gut feeling that I have"? Are you not giving credit to Hopkins for having a perfect game plan and not getting caught flush with too many punches? Always beating Trinidad to the punch and moving away as Trinidad was setting up? Are you not giving credit to a savvy old veteran with over 10 years experience in defending his middleweight title against all comers? At a division where Hopkins was a natural at? Did you somehow measure the power of Trinidad's punches before and after the re-wrapping?
Same arguments.... same moronic conclusions.
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Originally Posted by BeanflickerThat, and amazing boxing skills, and PUERTO RICO!!! VIVA PUERTO RICO!!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Okaaaaaaaay........
Excuse me if I'm not completely swept away by your enthusiasm there. ;)
BTW, I also enjoyed Ivan Calderon's TKO over Noel Tunacao back in '05.
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Neither of Calderon's hands were lethal... unless he had a gun in them!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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Originally Posted by BeanflickerNeither of Calderon's hands were lethal... unless he had a gun in them!Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Just checking. ;)