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He didn't fall. He went for the body, and Zab hit him with a jab, that put him off-balance, and his glove barely tapped the canvas. The rules say that if your glove hits, it's a knockdown. Floyd wasn't hurt, and even if you scored the knockdown{I did},Floyd still won by at least two points, probably three.Quote:
Originally Posted by baller
yes, his glove touched the canvas and like everyone says a win is a win, well a knock down is a knock down, and should have been counted and like I said before, the momentum would have changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by baller
Bullshat. Zab saw that he couldn't hurt Floyd. And, Zab knows, knockdown or not, he didn't hurt Floyd. He hit him with his best shots, and Floyd took them. Then Floyd went to the body, and Zab's heart was took.Quote:
Originally Posted by a4mrmarine
Rematch, I bet Zab doesn't want to, because he knows he bailed hisself out, because he was getting his a** kicked!
Sorry but I have to disagree sal. It was the last act of a desperate man. If anyone should have been DQ'd it was zab. I do think Judah KD'd mayweather though when he touched down.
You may be right, he was better last night, but just remember no one is invincible. there is always some one out there better the you no matter how bad you are. and there is someone out there better then pbf. he is not that great he is good but not great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknowndonor
You know Judah should have been DQ'd for that punch to the back of the head... Floyd was a class act about the entire situation... Me and my friends were laughing because he was just leaning against his corner chilling while Judah went crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by SalTheButcher
Sal shut the f :'( ck up, go cry on someone elses shoulder, your boy got whipped just like expected, what do you want, Judah to keep a title he should not of had in the first place and get to keep it again after getting whipped a second time in a row. Give us all a break and stop the whining, it's over and will not be changed. The best you can hope for is a rematch for Floyd's title which he shouldn't have right now because he won it from someone who shouldn't of had world champion in front of his name to begin with.Quote:
Originally Posted by SalTheButcher
Personally...anyone that thinks Judah is good for boxing...your'e either high on crack...or your name has to be Sal. ;)
wrong rubrics.Quote:
Originally Posted by a4mrmarine
the momentum might have changed.
Momentum was all Judah during the second round. First through fourth, from all reports.
So you are right, getting a point taken from him might have got Floyd mad and he might have taken over the fight sooner, instead of waiting until round 5.
That's what you mean, right?
Floyd isn't invincible, and I don't pretend he is. But, he was whipping Zab, and would beat him worse if they rematch. Only when you're getting your a** kicked do you pull some shat like Zab did.Quote:
Originally Posted by a4mrmarine
So I guess I'm a crackhead then am I? :(Quote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
Sal you're fucking high
Let's have a name, then. And I disagree with your premise. If you are the best, then there is no one "out there" better than you. That's what best means. You are saying that the word 'best' is by definition meaningless.Quote:
Originally Posted by a4mrmarine
If Floyd is not great, who is?
If Floyd is not great, and there is someone better, then who is it?
I can give you a list of who it's not ... all previous PBF opponents.
Give me one name - who is currently better and is also a viable opponent (none of this P4P or reaching back into historical hypotheticals). Who could Floyd get in the ring with next month and get whupped by?
Onliest one I can take seriously as a threat is Hatton. I have a feeling his first four Judah-like rounds would last a little longer than four rounds. In fact, more than a feeling - a high expectation.
PBF would not be able to wait like he did with Zab, for Zab to lose steam. Hatton doesn't and he won't.
PBF would not be able to wait and 'figure him out' because he will need every round he can get and can't do a hopkins and give away the first half of the fight.
PBF will need to pick a path early and execute it from the get-go - stick and counter, time him, catch him coming in and duck and run and box from the outside, out-point and do not fight close or let Hatton force a close fight. Clinch on the inside, box from the outside.
It will be very hard. Hard to 'time' a swarmer like Hatton. But I pick PBF to win.
So what's that one name, getting back to the question?
You are only "great" when your career is over.
Either that...or your name is Sal. ;) ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Starr