At least that was better, Solis came out of his shell a bit.
His right hand is odd looking at times.
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At least that was better, Solis came out of his shell a bit.
His right hand is odd looking at times.
That amateur fight was a long time ago, Haye has grown tremendously as a fighter since then. Solis is short, fat, slow, lazy, and he lacks power. I see absolutely no way he beats David Haye. I'm not sure he'd beat Chris Arreola or Eddie Chambers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
I think he would need to step up his training and lay off the taco's.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHYou actually think this bowling ball of a fighter can beat David Haye?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
But he did it in the amateurs and I see no reason why he couldn't do it again. He has a toughness that I don't think Haye has.
He throws it like he's swinging a purse.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHHe throws it like he's swinging a purse.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
lol
Dear Eddie Chambers: I'm sorry
Seriously though, He's horrid. Slow, front heavy and does he know what a combo is? He just looks like he half is counting on Austin to show his age and fall over for him.
Austin just lays that left hand out on top of Solis' head. Surprised the ref hasn't said anything.
Did some decent body work there though.
I don't think he needs concussive power though. He's winning every round for me (well actually he slacked off a little in the fourth).
It's not as if Austin is extending him at all. He is frustratingly lazy, but as long as he's winning I guess he doens't care.
Solis lulled him to sleep and then exploded. Did he drop Austin with a jab?
Not against Grampa Austin, but if/when he steps up he's going to wish he could punch. He's not going to outbox or outwork guys like David Haye and the Klitschko's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
He has more than enough power to hurt David Haye, trust me on that. I'm not saying he will beat a Klitschko. But for me he's a big challenge to Haye, Povetkin and Adamek.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHNot against Grampa Austin, but if/when he steps up he's going to wish he could punch. He's not going to outbox or outwork guys like David Haye and the Klitschko's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
He should have finished him
Skill,shot wise he competes with Adamek. Mentally & overall though I think Adamek beats the crap outta him down the stretch.
I think he beats Adamek. Adamek was rocked by Michael Grant. Haye was dropped by Monte Barret. Solis can get to these guys and wear them down imo. His workrate is a problem but I have a feeling he will be like Chris Eubank and rise to the challenge in front of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Certainly he's easily winning this fight and Austin is no mug. Aside having a nightmare against Wlad his resume isn't bad. He's rarely been an easy night's work for anybody.
He has pretty good hand speed for a bowling ball. If Haye can't hurt him than Solis walks through himQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHYou actually think this bowling ball of a fighter can beat David Haye?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
I gotta wonder if Solis gets knocked down, I mean even a flash knockdown will he be able to get back up? Serious question.