Do it for Meghan nonceshinga!... Yeah they're both very tired, I think this could benefit the mexican, nontshinga is struggling to assert himself now.
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Do it for Meghan nonceshinga!... Yeah they're both very tired, I think this could benefit the mexican, nontshinga is struggling to assert himself now.
It's Eddie mate you know he has to squeeze it in. Hey the co main challenger resides in oh Canada you better wave that banner ;D.Quote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
Born in the north west territories too... Time to get Stompin tom on the jukebox!Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliIt's Eddie mate you know he has to squeeze it in. Hey the co main challenger resides in oh Canada you better wave that banner ;D.Quote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
Thinking the mexican has this, looks like he's broken down the African, he just can't recover...
Nasty gash between the eyes of Flores. Nontshinga needs to wring out his tank and leave it all ring center.
Nontshinga dug up a little bit of second wind but both absolutely exhausted into the 12th. Fortunate to have caught this foty candidate, no doubt. Hellacious stuff
Nontshingles might have pulled it out the bag here at the end.. he's finished well after looking dead for much of the fight..
An impressive feat of endurance and determination from these two but I'm not sure that's worthy of the praise of a fight of the year candidate, they were both pretty cooked after five rounds and not really in control of their arms. Quality dropped pretty quick after a great start.
Flores will get it.
You know you've done something special when you come to Mexico from South Africa and receive a standing ovation. All fire fight start to finishQuote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
Flores is beat up pretty bad, large swelling on the eyes, cut on the forehead and eyebrows...
Would have been a draw without the knockdown?...seems rematch Worthy.
Wow. Equally impressed with judges just keeping it straight for once :-X. Truely was expecting some 117-112 bs in Meheeco. Ok let's do it again.
Mexican judges don't seem to understand their job. I wasn't scoring but the fight was clearly close enough to give it to the home fighter. No way some South African has the financial muscle to sway the IBF, the fight was in Mexico ffs. What happened there? He actually won by that much?
This might be it. Maybe the best financial option for both guys is a rematch.Quote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
I was thinking the mexican would get it too, I wasn't scoring either though, there was a south African judge in there too.