He's moving down in weight to light-welter. As long as he can comfortably make the weight, I think this is a good idea and also a better division for him to pile up the wins. The figthers at welter are just too much for him.
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He's moving down in weight to light-welter. As long as he can comfortably make the weight, I think this is a good idea and also a better division for him to pile up the wins. The figthers at welter are just too much for him.
His opponent has yet to be named...
Good move for Judah, he has much better opportunity to be successful at 140.Quote:
Originally Posted by caleoh12
judah might me more destructive at 140, and im sure he can make the weight i think he weighd in at 143 at the actual fight with clottey, so it shouldnt be a big problem.
its beautiful taht hes still able to be in the mix even tho hes doesnt REALLY deserve to be in a fight that features him as CO- main event
but i'd rather see judah fight then anyone else, everytime he fights theres always something good and unusual to watch
lets go JUDAH
I am shocked that all these fighters can go up and down the scales in their careers. Go Zab if he does it successfully. But I think that this might leave him even more fatigued later in fights. Man he has really come a long way. I hope he can come back and get something going again.
Thing I love most about Zab is the same thing that makes him not a world champion fight he goes out there to take guys' heads off. I think he should fight the winner of Urango and Ngojou. Or better Malanaggi Hatton?
If he can make the weight OK he can beat anybody at 140.
Urango and Ndgojo would be a good measure of how he handles the weight, I don't think it will be too much of an issue getting down to 140, he has a pretty small frame.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonnyFolds
Whoa!Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepUrango and Ndgojo would be a good measure of how he handles the weight, I don't think it will be too much of an issue getting down to 140, he has a pretty tight ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonnyFolds
Good news.
Zabs fights are rarely dull win or lose.
http://http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iJ_q4rA8q2E
I love in that video how when Judah hits Mayweather below the belt that he looks like he's winning the fight rather than throwing a desperation punch to buy himself breathing room.
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Originally Posted by KillfaceWhoa!Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheepUrango and Ndgojo would be a good measure of how he handles the weight, I don't think it will be too much of an issue getting down to 140, he has a pretty tight ass.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonnyFolds
Hey don't ask, don't tell. ;D
Not sure about this. Hopefully going back down won't affect him. For some reason, I never see Judah having an easy time with any fighter ever again.
Haha, I know what you mean. Weird though because I also think he could easily beat anyone at 140 on his night, the only guy who could compete with him physically is Hatton but I really think Judah would have an easy time landing on Ricky, it's a great style matchup for him imo. Hands down that should be his aim is to get the Hatton-Malignaggi winner. So hilarious no matter how many times Zab loses and gets a shot again I always give him a great chance to win then berate myself afterwards for doing so... I do think moving down to 140 is totally to his benefit though, there's no question about that he weighed in at 143 against Clottey I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknowndonor
That's because every fight Zab has to fight his opponent, himself and try to figure what Yoel is talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknowndonor