LOL....there hasnt been anything about zab lately even tho hes fighting tomorr

LOL....it seems like alll the talks with roy and joe has realy taken a tolll
i forgot my fav fighter was even fighitng until i looked at the schedule.....

i know this is not an important fight but i think its imporatant for his career and his future in this sport

now my question is who he is fighting? is he good?

and if he loses well im guessing its over for him

but if he wins whats the future for him

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LOL....it seems like alll the talks with roy and joe has realy taken a tolll
i forgot my fav fighter was even fighitng until i looked at the schedule.....

i know this is not an important fight but i think its imporatant for his career and his future in this sport

now my question is who he is fighting? is he good?

and if he loses well im guessing its over for him

but if he wins whats the future for him

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I am more suprised noone mentioned Emmanual Augustus vs. Franky Figueroa, that should actually be a very good fight imo.

Back to Judah, someone may come on here and rattle off some boxrec stats, but he's a noone, put in place to get one more chance again. A Judah win does nothing really, except give him food to eat until the next fight.

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LOL....it seems like alll the talks with roy and joe has realy taken a tolll
i forgot my fav fighter was even fighitng until i looked at the schedule.....

i know this is not an important fight but i think its imporatant for his career and his future in this sport

now my question is who he is fighting? is he good?

and if he loses well im guessing its over for him

but if he wins whats the future for him

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I am more suprised noone mentioned Emmanual Augustus vs. Franky Figueroa, that should actually be a very good fight imo.

Back to Judah, someone may come on here and rattle off some boxrec stats, but he's a noone, put in place to get one more chance again. A Judah win does nothing really, except give him food to eat until the next fight.

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Should visit boxingscene more. Judah is moving down to 140.

I read a great interview on Boxing Scene about Judah and it summed him up perfectly.

Zab Judah Moves Down: Change? You Can Believe in? - Boxing News

The last sentence says it all. Hence why I aint taking Judah serious. I honestly think he's past it now, he's had his time.

Can not believe Oba Carr....cough....Judah has made it on to another PPV.Pretty thin undercard.....main event should kick off early.

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LOL....it seems like alll the talks with roy and joe has realy taken a tolll
i forgot my fav fighter was even fighitng until i looked at the schedule.....

i know this is not an important fight but i think its imporatant for his career and his future in this sport

now my question is who he is fighting? is he good?

and if he loses well im guessing its over for him

but if he wins whats the future for him

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I am more suprised noone mentioned Emmanual Augustus vs. Franky Figueroa, that should actually be a very good fight imo.

Back to Judah, someone may come on here and rattle off some boxrec stats, but he's a noone, put in place to get one more chance again. A Judah win does nothing really, except give him food to eat until the next fight.

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Should visit boxingscene more. Judah is moving down to 140.

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I think he should have done that pre-Cotto, he's taken too many beatings, he just can't keep it together. I guess when it comes to a more focussed Judah "I'll believe it when I see it" It's a shame really, he has a lot of skill, just mentally can't keep it together.

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I am more suprised noone mentioned Emmanual Augustus vs. Franky Figueroa, that should actually be a very good fight imo.

Back to Judah, someone may come on here and rattle off some boxrec stats, but he's a noone, put in place to get one more chance again. A Judah win does nothing really, except give him food to eat until the next fight.

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Should visit boxingscene more. Judah is moving down to 140.

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I think he should have done that pre-Cotto, he's taken too many beatings, he just can't keep it together. I guess when it comes to a more focussed Judah "I'll believe it when I see it" It's a shame really, he has a lot of skill, just mentally can't keep it together.

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I agree.. I thikn Zabs heart is always the thing in question.
I give him a good shot at some of the big names at 140 though. Don't see why he'd have any trouble with Paulie or someone like that.. what ya think?

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I think he should have done that pre-Cotto, he's taken too many beatings, he just can't keep it together. I guess when it comes to a more focussed Judah "I'll believe it when I see it" It's a shame really, he has a lot of skill, just mentally can't keep it together.

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I agree.. I thikn Zabs heart is always the thing in question.
I give him a good shot at some of the big names at 140 though. Don't see why he'd have any trouble with Paulie or someone like that.. what ya think?

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I think a prime Judah would school PM, but nowadays Paulie's one weapon the jab may take over nullifying Judah over the duration. I guess the fact that 140 is such a shallow division, maybe he could still make some waves. That being said there are a few bangers down there (Torres, Urango) that could give him problems.

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I think he should have done that pre-Cotto, he's taken too many beatings, he just can't keep it together. I guess when it comes to a more focussed Judah "I'll believe it when I see it" It's a shame really, he has a lot of skill, just mentally can't keep it together.

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I agree.. I thikn Zabs heart is always the thing in question.
I give him a good shot at some of the big names at 140 though. Don't see why he'd have any trouble with Paulie or someone like that.. what ya think?

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I think a prime Judah would school PM, but nowadays Paulie's one weapon the jab may take over nullifying Judah over the duration. I guess the fact that 140 is such a shallow division, maybe he could still make some waves. That being said there are a few bangers down there (Torres, Urango) that could give him problems.

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Hopefully Holt gets in another fluke and Torres will fade from the picture. It'll help protect Judahs chin haha. I honestly think Ricky is the most disheartening experience zab can have at 140. I think he'd do good against a Witter or Bradley, even give him a good shot at Paulie. There are some heavy hands and rough'em up guys at 140 but the majority of guys sitting up top are technical guys.. which I think fits Judah best right now.

I think he'd rather try to outbox people instead of out hustle. I just want to see him end his career on a good note. I hate to see bad endings.

Zab could have been a great fighter with the right people around him. I have to admit, if he moved to 140 it would be a good move, he can hurt guys down there.

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Zab could have been a great fighter with the right people around him. I have to admit, if he moved to 140 it would be a good move, he can hurt guys down there.

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Watching Yoel in the corner with him is like watching a train wreck.

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Zab could have been a great fighter with the right people around him. I have to admit, if he moved to 140 it would be a good move, he can hurt guys down there.

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Watching Yoel in the corner with him is like watching a train wreck.

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Yoel only knows four words. "Let your hands go"

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Zab could have been a great fighter with the right people around him. I have to admit, if he moved to 140 it would be a good move, he can hurt guys down there.

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Watching Yoel in the corner with him is like watching a train wreck.

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Yoel only knows four words. "Let your hands go"

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I feel that way when watching Jack Mosley in Shanes corner in the past ;D

h.o is there a reason y they both weighed in above 140

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LOL....it seems like alll the talks with roy and joe has realy taken a tolll
i forgot my fav fighter was even fighitng until i looked at the schedule.....

i know this is not an important fight but i think its imporatant for his career and his future in this sport

now my question is who he is fighting? is he good?

and if he loses well im guessing its over for him

but if he wins whats the future for him

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I am more suprised noone mentioned Emmanual Augustus vs. Franky Figueroa, that should actually be a very good fight imo.

Back to Judah, someone may come on here and rattle off some boxrec stats, but he's a noone, put in place to get one more chance again. A Judah win does nothing really, except give him food to eat until the next fight.

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omg hes fighting wow im blind i didnt even see his name i usually dont look past the main event and co main event....lol

i want to see some KO's

zab , emmanual , jones i gotta put my bets in

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Zab could have been a great fighter with the right people around him. I have to admit, if he moved to 140 it would be a good move, he can hurt guys down there.

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Watching Yoel in the corner with him is like watching a train wreck.

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Yoel only knows four words. "Let your hands go"

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He knows four other words "bam bam bam bam"

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h.o is there a reason y they both weighed in above 140

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Because they are fighting at 144 catchweight..part of zabs process to get to 140

I think Zab is done for. He's a has been. He had so much potential but his mental state is what I think held him down. Let me break it down:

Loss to Tszyu: "Oh wow! He got cocky, maybe he'll learn from that experience."
Loss to Spinks: (Didn't really care much about this TBH)
Loss to Baldomir: "Are you serious?! He moved in slo-mo!"
Loss to Mayweather: "He started out strong but then blew the big one again."
Loss to Cotto: " Typical Zab. He's done, I don't think this guy will ever change. His career is over..."
Loss to Clottey: "Zab fought Clottey? Really?....and lost?" (Thinking to one's self) "I knew it."

At this point, he's fighting to pay the bills but his career in the spotlight is done.