I have no idea. As I said, 1,2, and 8 were Cintron rounds pretty clearly. Rest of the rounds were compettiive and I have no idea who won those rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
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I have no idea. As I said, 1,2, and 8 were Cintron rounds pretty clearly. Rest of the rounds were compettiive and I have no idea who won those rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
Bodywork.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepI haven't scored this, but I don't see how Cintron could be behind. Based strictly on volume. Neither guy has looked hurt at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
Fighting two guys known for upsets Back to back probably wasn't a good idea looking back
BHOP has Cintron 96-94. We'll see.
I have Smith winning the last two rounds to get a draw.
95-95.
I've got Cintron winning 6-4 in rounds, he was busier and landed more clean shots throughout the fight.
vs. Volume, though the first 8 rounds Cintron threw twice as much. I don't know though. The way some judging goes these guys might be flipping a coin every round anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmauiBodywork.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepI haven't scored this, but I don't see how Cintron could be behind. Based strictly on volume. Neither guy has looked hurt at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui
Cintron by clear UD. Tough fight, lotta clsoe rounds.
Can't really complain.
An inside game and busy hands beat Cintron now. Don't see him doing a whole lot anymore.
Have we all given Cintron too much credit over the years??? He lost almost all of his big fights.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
He lost to Margarito twice
he dove against PW
he got KO'd(but ref messed up) and then still got a draw in a fight he should have lost by at least 4 pts against Martinez
Then Molina who should have gotten a win against Lara, beat him to the punch all night
he beat 1 top 10 guy-Angulo. That was a good win.
His best other wins were David Estrada, Jessee Feliciano, Lovemore Ndou, Walter Matthyse, and Antwone Smith.
after his weak showing tonight and his horrible performance against Molina i think it's safe to say that Cotto and any of the other top dogs at 154 destroy Cintron
Yup, but this fight tonight will likely lead to a bigger fight and if Cintron wins that he'll get a title shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
Weak showing? A couple of cards may have been a tad wide but please. Not really a fan of Cintron but good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
sorry but Smith was decent at best, he's the type of opponent that Cintron SHOULD have just breezed by and he didn't, if he couldn't even look dominant or strong against the likes of Smith he has absolutely no chance against the real top guys at 154 much less 160 like he was talking about beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitWeak showing? A couple of cards may have been a tad wide but please. Not really a fan of Cintron but good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
Come on now. It was a nice feel good win for Cintron to get him back on track. I would have loved to see Kermit get the KO, but he won the fight just the same. Fought too much on the inside with Smith, but he still landed the cleaner harder punches and I had him winning 97-93. Cintron really needs to keep these guys on the outside and not fall in and give up his height.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralessorry but Smith was decent at best, he's the type of opponent that Cintron SHOULD have just breezed by and he didn't, if he couldn't even look dominant or strong against the likes of Smith he has absolutely no chance against the real top guys at 154 much less 160 like he was talking about beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitWeak showing? A couple of cards may have been a tad wide but please. Not really a fan of Cintron but good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
I would love to see Cintron in there with Alvarez, Kirkland, or Mayorga. All of those could be really good fights.
i only had him winning by 2 rounds in a fight he SHOULD have dominated, and honestly IMO all the guys you mentioned probably either A)knock him out cold or B)cause him to fold and eventually give up, IMO Cintron's days as a serious threat at 154 or any other weight went out the window just as swiftly as he jumped out the ring against WilliamsQuote:
Originally Posted by HulkCome on now. It was a nice feel good win for Cintron to get him back on track. I would have loved to see Kermit get the KO, but he won the fight just the same. Fought too much on the inside with Smith, but he still landed the cleaner harder punches and I had him winning 97-93. Cintron really needs to keep these guys on the outside and not fall in and give up his height.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralessorry but Smith was decent at best, he's the type of opponent that Cintron SHOULD have just breezed by and he didn't, if he couldn't even look dominant or strong against the likes of Smith he has absolutely no chance against the real top guys at 154 much less 160 like he was talking about beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitWeak showing? A couple of cards may have been a tad wide but please. Not really a fan of Cintron but good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
I would love to see Cintron in there with Alvarez, Kirkland, or Mayorga. All of those could be really good fights.
Thats the nicest thing you've ever said about Mayorga. Thank You. :eek:;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesi only had him winning by 2 rounds in a fight he SHOULD have dominated, and honestly IMO all the guys you mentioned probably either A)knock him out cold or B)cause him to fold and eventually give up, IMO Cintron's days as a serious threat at 154 or any other weight went out the window just as swiftly as he jumped out the ring against WilliamsQuote:
Originally Posted by HulkCome on now. It was a nice feel good win for Cintron to get him back on track. I would have loved to see Kermit get the KO, but he won the fight just the same. Fought too much on the inside with Smith, but he still landed the cleaner harder punches and I had him winning 97-93. Cintron really needs to keep these guys on the outside and not fall in and give up his height.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralessorry but Smith was decent at best, he's the type of opponent that Cintron SHOULD have just breezed by and he didn't, if he couldn't even look dominant or strong against the likes of Smith he has absolutely no chance against the real top guys at 154 much less 160 like he was talking about beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitWeak showing? A couple of cards may have been a tad wide but please. Not really a fan of Cintron but good on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
I would love to see Cintron in there with Alvarez, Kirkland, or Mayorga. All of those could be really good fights.