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Training a guyQuote:
Originally Posted by chinchekked
What a snooze fest.
And Bernard is horrible as a commentator.
Dam Panama handed Banks the wrong bottle.
Check his amateur career.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilkeyjoePeriban class??? Oh dear.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossPeriban is class, undefeated and an extensive amateur career. This is a good and deserved win for Bika, he basically out toughed him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseBet you think Bika gotta a pretty wife too, huh? Stop sucking his dick already. The Bika from the past ain't there no more. He proved it tonight. He should of smoked Periban. Instead he almost lost to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossExactly, Chavez has never obliterated anyone at light middle or middle and now he's going to move up another weight class and suddenly obliterate possibly the strongest fighter at super middle and definitely the strongest fighter he's ever faced!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by DianeQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseBika is on the decline. He still tough. But I think Chavez obliterates himQuote:
Originally Posted by rossBika is a big puncher and Periban took them well. Chavez I doubt very much could deal with Bikas strength and constant pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilkeyjoePeriban would be easier then Bika IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
:lolhaha:
ChVez cant just keep moving up weights just because hes not good enou in the previous one. Who has he obliterated? Andy Lee who was stopped in the same round already by Brian Vera? Or Peter Manfredo who Bika walked through in just 3 rounds (took Chavez 5).
Bika looks no different to normal, hes not the most skillfull boxer and against movement and a jab he will always look shit but, if you tire, or arent strong enough to keep him off you, hes going to outwork you.
Oh and by winning, he almost lost?
He stepped up tonight against a very tough man and came up short. Had it been against Chavez then Periban would now be world champ. Peribans efforts in this fight are more impressive than anything Chavez has done.
Have a burning desire to go put in Foreman-Lyle...or Morrison-Hipp :x.
Point deduct on both
Ross stop quoting 18 people for fucks sake, your posts ruin threads all on their own no need for that shit.
This is so bad that I want Banks to win so that we don't have to EVER worry about a trilogy
That was exciting.
Blame silkyjoe you cry babyQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pking
I hope they both lose, seriously I mean come the fuck on! Terrible. This one smells bad for numerous reasons
Mitchell took it wide IMO, but a rubbish fight and he hasn't really risen on the back of a showing like that.
Those Corona shorts are getting smaller.
Sorry did he just say after 12 rounds of action?
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Originally Posted by rossBlame silkyjoe you cry babyQuote:
Originally Posted by p4pking
I would have, except you're wrong as usual. Bika is clearly past his best form and Periban is a very crude fighter. Now shut up.
He struggled against sierra who is shit. He's fought bums for 20 fights. Periban isn't beating any top fighter. Get a grip. The fighters you criticise and your calling this guy class. Come onQuote:
Originally Posted by rossCheck his amateur career.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilkeyjoePeriban class??? Oh dear.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossPeriban is class, undefeated and an extensive amateur career. This is a good and deserved win for Bika, he basically out toughed him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseBet you think Bika gotta a pretty wife too, huh? Stop sucking his dick already. The Bika from the past ain't there no more. He proved it tonight. He should of smoked Periban. Instead he almost lost to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rossExactly, Chavez has never obliterated anyone at light middle or middle and now he's going to move up another weight class and suddenly obliterate possibly the strongest fighter at super middle and definitely the strongest fighter he's ever faced!;DQuote:
Originally Posted by DianeQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseBika is on the decline. He still tough. But I think Chavez obliterates himQuote:
Originally Posted by rossBika is a big puncher and Periban took them well. Chavez I doubt very much could deal with Bikas strength and constant pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilkeyjoePeriban would be easier then Bika IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
:lolhaha:
ChVez cant just keep moving up weights just because hes not good enou in the previous one. Who has he obliterated? Andy Lee who was stopped in the same round already by Brian Vera? Or Peter Manfredo who Bika walked through in just 3 rounds (took Chavez 5).
Bika looks no different to normal, hes not the most skillfull boxer and against movement and a jab he will always look shit but, if you tire, or arent strong enough to keep him off you, hes going to outwork you.
Oh and by winning, he almost lost?
He stepped up tonight against a very tough man and came up short. Had it been against Chavez then Periban would now be world champ. Peribans efforts in this fight are more impressive than anything Chavez has done.