I think this fight should be made. It would be almost a 50/50 fight at this point, and I'm a big Zab Judah fan. I'd have to make it 60/40 Judah actually, but it could be a great cross roads fight.
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I think this fight should be made. It would be almost a 50/50 fight at this point, and I'm a big Zab Judah fan. I'd have to make it 60/40 Judah actually, but it could be a great cross roads fight.
I actually think this is a gimme for Zab. Tho Judah may not be a top flight fighter anymore, he is not far behind them. Whereas Cotto proved that Gomez is not even close to being world class. I think it oculd go the distance but zab would win 10 rounds atleast.
Judah savages him and stops him mid rounds. The only reason Gomez lasts that long is because of his chin.
uh huh...
I think you guys are wrong in comparing their efforts against Cotto. That doesn't mean much here. They would be fighting each other, NOT Cotto again.
Gomez has a similar style to Baldomir, and pressure guys have been givin Judah real problems lately.
I think it would be a tough fight for Judah after the early rounds.
Im sick of Zabs constant title shots and his die hard core.
He has little heart and has lost every big fight.
Baldo was/is a lot stronger and more durable than GomezQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
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Originally Posted by eagleBaldo was/is a lot stronger and more durable than GomezQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
Is also far less skilled with half his speed.
Zab fights for 6rds or until he gets hit then gives up.
Exactly Carlos Baldomir took Vernon Forrest's shots at 154 which shows he has a good chin and he is very strong, where as Alfonso Gomez has struggled with the likes of Jessie Felciano, Alfonso Gomez has questionable stamina, he has a soft midsection.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagleBaldo was/is a lot stronger and more durable than GomezQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
And he is pretty average all round and i wouldn't say he is that good of a pressure fighter either, i think he likes to box at mid distance using his jab. Zab Judah may have a weak mentality, but i cannot see him losing to someone of Alfonso Gomez's level.
Are u honestly saying Gomez is a better and more dangerous fighter than Baldomir? Come on u have to be kidding!Quote:
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Originally Posted by eagleBaldo was/is a lot stronger and more durable than GomezQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
Is also far less skilled with half his speed.
Zab fights for 6rds or until he gets hit then gives up.
Look i hate Zab as much as the next guy, but aside from Baldo he has only really lost against the absolute top of the heap.
Near Prime Tszyu
Mayweather
Cotto
Spinks, which he avenged with a KO.
Gomez is nothing more than a journeyman who made a name against a washed up guy in Gatti who was shot as hell and never that good in the first place.
But Baldomir also scraped a rather dubious points win over that Perez guy who Gomez previously blew out in about 3 rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBExactly Carlos Baldomir took Vernon Forrest's shots at 154 which shows he has a good chin and he is very strong, where as Alfonso Gomez has struggled with the likes of Jessie Felciano, Alfonso Gomez has questionable stamina, he has a soft midsection.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagleBaldo was/is a lot stronger and more durable than GomezQuote:
Originally Posted by Hulk
And he is pretty average all round and i wouldn't say he is that good of a pressure fighter either, i think he likes to box at mid distance using his jab. Zab Judah may have a weak mentality, but i cannot see him losing to someone of Alfonso Gomez's level.
Baldimor is just a fat plodder who is little more than a walking punch bag, I'd favour Gomez over Baldomir any day of the week, Gomez would completely outbox him
The Baldo that beat Judah would bulldoze Gomez.Quote:
Originally Posted by BilboBut Baldomir also scraped a rather dubious points win over that Perez guy who Gomez previously blew out in about 3 rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBExactly Carlos Baldomir took Vernon Forrest's shots at 154 which shows he has a good chin and he is very strong, where as Alfonso Gomez has struggled with the likes of Jessie Felciano, Alfonso Gomez has questionable stamina, he has a soft midsection.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
And he is pretty average all round and i wouldn't say he is that good of a pressure fighter either, i think he likes to box at mid distance using his jab. Zab Judah may have a weak mentality, but i cannot see him losing to someone of Alfonso Gomez's level.
Baldimor is just a fat plodder who is little more than a walking punch bag, I'd favour Gomez over Baldomir any day of the week, Gomez would completely outbox him
I'd go with Judah by decision
Same here, but I always enjoy his first few rounds because he has so much talent and it's great to watch. Of course your waiting for his spirit to be broken or his concentration to go at the same time. I did have a newfound respect for him after the Cotto fight though, he fought and lost like a man for once.Quote:
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Well...welll...uh...I think it would be a good fight so there you fuckers! ;D
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Originally Posted by KelSame here, but I always enjoy his first few rounds because he has so much talent and it's great to watch. Of course your waiting for his spirit to be broken or his concentration to go at the same time. I did have a newfound respect for him after the Cotto fight though, he fought and lost like a man for once.Quote:
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what the hell title does Gomez have?
People ive Judah shit. And I admit he does get alot of high profile fights BUT this is a guy that is keeping active and fights people. Also there are at least 4 decent belts going around so he is going to be given title shots since he is still a tough fighter.
i think judah can beat alfonso, judah gave cotto a few problems, im sure he will be hell for gomez