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:coolclick: My thoughts to a tee.Quote:
Originally Posted by BABABOOEY
Waste of time & Judah does not deserve to make bank off of Floyd's name.
Arum said that there would be no rematch...no matter what...but if Floyd argues differently...what can Arum do?
Like Oscar De La Hoya didn't do shat from round 6 on against Shane? he lost rounds 7 8 9 10 11 and 12 to Shane Mosley.
What did DLH do in the first fight to merit a rematch.
What DLH did was move up in weight and knockout Vargas and thats basically it, and Shane had lost twice ahd hadn't fought in a year and DLH is still the bigger draw.
This is the route for a rematch where one fighter is dominated but still a name I would rather see then an immediate one.
Which is why I said "isnt this too soon" ???
Mayweather cares more about $$$$ than belts. I wont be surprised if he vacates the title.
I gotta disagree...Mayweather cares about his belts & his legacy first...then the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
He talks about the money all the time...but he's more concerned with holding titles in different divisions & making history.
Watch the fight again & watch the look of panic after the fight when he aint got his strap for the post fight interview...after he get's it...the main thing that he focuses on is holding titles from weight to weight.
You watch & see if that fool doesn't ask for the rematch if fans start questioning his victory over Judah...he did the same thing with Castillo...& Castillo fought a better fight than Judah did against Floyd...
Everyone talks about how well Judah does in rematches...Floyd didn't do too bad in the only rematch of his career...
Judah would be wise to take a tune up & hope that Floyd get's battered in a fight against Hatton or Margarito.
You think that Judah did enough to merit a rematch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Starr
Don't answer that...never mind...just forget that I even asked the question. ;)
I didn't say that wacko ;) I gave an example of a route I wish was taken instead of an immediate oneQuote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
You may be right, but then why didnt he go after the Lt. Welterweight belt instead of leaving NO legacy at lt. Welterweight. IMO he cares about staying undefeated, making money and going after bigger names. But your right that he has no reason to worry about a rematch with Zab. Zab should take a tuneup. Sharmba maybe?? I always wanted to see that fightQuote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
Yea but if Zab beats Sharmba you'll give him no credit whatsoever. Why waste his time if he gets an immediate.
Here's what Zab should do.
Let Floyd fight a Hatton Baldomir(or Gatti) and then he fight the winner after a tune up. Which he'll probably get on a PPV somewhere
Mayweather wont take this fight, he will vacate the belt, gaurentee it.
Well, that does it for me. In case I forget, please remind me what a loathsome collection of parasites the IBF must be. I have nothing against Judah, but Mayweather won, and won clearly, and that's good enough reason to just let the result stand and allow both men to go on with their careers without some organization trying to strong-arm them.
Judah and a 3 fight losing streak :P ::** Judah is singlehandedly ruining his career.
cool click.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starr
Give up on Judah winning already... Its not even close to the same thing as Castillo fighting Corrales.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starr
My point was what happens in rematches usually. And I used Mayweather as the example as someone who it didn't happen to. Then I used his opponent as another example to my point ;0
PBF is stupid if he takes this (shameless money maker for the IBF) rematch. He has nothing to prove against Judah. PBF just needs to vacate the IBF belt, get a different alphabelt at 147 and then move up and try to grab a 154 alphabelt. Then he can start fighting the super fights.
Judah needs a tune up or two before he fights PBF again. He needs to regain his confidence and work on his conditioning so he can keep a high pace for a full 12.