Anyone else gonna watch this? Or are you all going to wait for the American broadcast?
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Anyone else gonna watch this? Or are you all going to wait for the American broadcast?
ehh im watching the valero fight instead
Tomasz's my boy. You can be sure I'll watch it closely!Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Quillin toying with Zuniga...
Can both fights just start already... Fuck.
I'm going out tonight and I want to see some boxing before I leave...
Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!
Alright...
Adamek-Estrada underway now.
Let's go Adamek do your thing.
Polska!
WTF? The bell rung but the ref didn't hear it.
So they restarted the rd... ;D
Estrada with a lot of waste movement.
Trying to show different angles throwing a bit wild.
Adamek gets a couple of good body shots there.
Estrada coming forward a bit.
Now they both try to counter.
Estrada plan looks to be to try and catch Adamek with a left hook.
He's thrown a couple of lead lefts.
Good round I'm gonna give it to Estrada since I felt he imposed himself on Adamek and brought the fight.
Adamek has started off more active then usual but Estrada is a little more busy and he's coming forward making the fight.
They've both traded good shots, but again Estrada just a little busier and landing a bit more.
Rd. 2 goes to Estrada...
Not a convincing perfomance by Adamek, cant see him beating the klits
Adamek by UD
It was alright, but very reserved. Straightforward win, can do better.
Bring on Haye v Adamek.
I think that fight is inevitable so long as Haye doesn't underestimate anyone before it. But Haye is pretty much better in every department for me, he is faster, hits harder, has better fundamental boxing skills but lacks one thing on Adamek.... the chin.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
I still think Haye would be too much for him quite clearly though and I see Haye winning by Ko in the mid rounds.
Oh and on a side note, my Haye-Ruiz tickets came wednesday, bit annoyed that Warren has put the blocker on Ryan Rhodes being on the card, just hoping he agree's to letting De Gale fight Groves.
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Originally Posted by rjj tszyuI think that fight is inevitable so long as Haye doesn't underestimate anyone before it. But Haye is pretty much better in every department for me, he is faster, hits harder, has better fundamental boxing skills but lacks one thing on Adamek.... the chin.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
I still think Haye would be too much for him quite clearly though and I see Haye winning by Ko in the mid rounds.
Oh and on a side note, my Haye-Ruiz tickets came wednesday, bit annoyed that Warren has put the blocker on Ryan Rhodes being on the card, just hoping he agree's to letting De Gale fight Groves.
Personally, I think that Adamek would be too rugged for Haye and that he would grind him down somewhere in the latest rounds. That would be an interesting fight indeed if ever it can be made someday.
I think Adamek also has far more endurance. A Haye win would probably have to come by the mid rounds or then David would be in trouble. I also think the imortance of a good chin shouldnt be underestimated.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyuI think that fight is inevitable so long as Haye doesn't underestimate anyone before it. But Haye is pretty much better in every department for me, he is faster, hits harder, has better fundamental boxing skills but lacks one thing on Adamek.... the chin.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
I still think Haye would be too much for him quite clearly though and I see Haye winning by Ko in the mid rounds.
Oh and on a side note, my Haye-Ruiz tickets came wednesday, bit annoyed that Warren has put the blocker on Ryan Rhodes being on the card, just hoping he agree's to letting De Gale fight Groves.
That's my line of thinking. Adamek would stay with Haye for several rounds making him work and then tighten up the pressure. I can see Haye wilting, Haye would need a KO to win, which might happen too.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessQuote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyuI think that fight is inevitable so long as Haye doesn't underestimate anyone before it. But Haye is pretty much better in every department for me, he is faster, hits harder, has better fundamental boxing skills but lacks one thing on Adamek.... the chin.Quote:
Originally Posted by eagle
I still think Haye would be too much for him quite clearly though and I see Haye winning by Ko in the mid rounds.
Oh and on a side note, my Haye-Ruiz tickets came wednesday, bit annoyed that Warren has put the blocker on Ryan Rhodes being on the card, just hoping he agree's to letting De Gale fight Groves.
Personally, I think that Adamek would be too rugged for Haye and that he would grind him down somewhere in the latest rounds. That would be an interesting fight indeed if ever it can be made someday.
Well neither man has fought anyone of the quality of the other but I think Haye's power and speed would be the telling factor in this fight. He would have to watch out for Adamek trying to amke it his kind of fight but after watching the Valuev fight I think Haye now has it in his arsenal to fight to a strict fight plan and not play into the strengths of an opponent.Quote:
Originally Posted by milesThat's my line of thinking. Adamek would stay with Haye for several rounds making him work and then tighten up the pressure. I can see Haye wilting, Haye would need a KO to win, which might happen too.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessQuote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Personally, I think that Adamek would be too rugged for Haye and that he would grind him down somewhere in the latest rounds. That would be an interesting fight indeed if ever it can be made someday.
I am a big Adamek fan, but he's not going to make it to a Haye fight because Arreola will blow him out of the water first. His punching power didn't translate to heavyweight and he has fast but not lightning fast. Arreola would eat him for breakfast literally :lickish:.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyuWell neither man has fought anyone of the quality of the other but I think Haye's power and speed would be the telling factor in this fight. He would have to watch out for Adamek trying to amke it his kind of fight but after watching the Valuev fight I think Haye now has it in his arsenal to fight to a strict fight plan and not play into the strengths of an opponent.Quote:
Originally Posted by milesThat's my line of thinking. Adamek would stay with Haye for several rounds making him work and then tighten up the pressure. I can see Haye wilting, Haye would need a KO to win, which might happen too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
How did everyone score this fight? Cause I can't understand how Estrada tought he won and so did Alexander Povetkin in an interview. ( both are biased obviously) I scored it 117-111 Adamek,
Yea, I didn't understand that at all. Estrada didn't do close to enough to win.Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Part of that may be the US commentary, which I felt was quite pro-Adamek. I watched without commentary & had it 115-113 to Adamek. I don't think Estrada won, but I can see an argument either way, there were a couple of close rounds that I gave to Adamek, but then I could also see it a round or so wider.
That was pretty much my score. I may have it 116-112 - I need to watch it again. I saw the fight live and felt like Estrada didn't do enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin