Collazo had a shot, but the bell rang at the end of the 5th. Opportunity gone. It's all Thurman the rest of the way..
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Collazo had a shot, but the bell rang at the end of the 5th. Opportunity gone. It's all Thurman the rest of the way..
Thurman is so predictable. I further believe he is vastly overrated.
Collozo's chance came and went
Keith can chop him down and ko him by the 10th or 11th
He buzzed him off a right hand again..but his face looks like a lawnmower ran over it
Thurman looks like a Toughman fighter out here.
Some bullshit!
He quit. For some reason i'm not surprised
Seems a little cooked to me. The word was sent in by Haymon
In a lose all or gain little type match Thurman puts more questions on the board. Not exactly 'One time'. He needs to cross the street if he sees Mayweather right now.
For some reason, a Floyd-Thurman fight does not interest me.
Wow, i was just reading another sites description of the Harrison/Nelson fight and the guy was saying Harrison was boxing beautifully and dominating until he was stopped. Where as here i said he looked like he was coming apart in the 4th. How can 2 people watch the same thing and see something completely different?
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Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
I took Willie to win in a challenge, honestly thought he would win and dont even consider it an upset. Listening to the crew you would think Willie just beat Napoles.
I don't watch enough fighters to compete in those things. You folks knowledge astounds me. But I think I have a good eye for recognizing what's actually happening in a fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by IamInuitQuote:
Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
I took Willie to win in a challenge, honestly thought he would win and dont even consider it an upset. Listening to the crew you would think Willie just beat Napoles.
Well I hope Khan challenges him now. If Khan beat Thurman he might even have a slim chance at #50 but I think Cotto/Alvarez have that sewn up. Khan and Berto are 1 and 2 for his "regular" thing.