Let's see how good CutmeMick's prospect call was: Sylvester v. Gregorz Proksa

[CutMeMick]

A couple things...

They def made some changes. However I cant say it's for the better...

1st thing I noticed right away was his stance its wider.
His hands are always down and to the side.
Fights similar to Sergio Martinez that style doesnt necessairly suit everyone.
SS was on the defense the whole way through so we really didn't see him being tested.
SS has for the better part of his career been a bleeder. From the start as they announced their names I got a feeling just from looking at him that he didn't really want to be there and or he wasn't 100% there.

It's still a good win for Super G just don't think it was much of test.

[Rantcatrat]

A couple things...

They def made some changes. However I cant say it's for the better...

1st thing I noticed right away was his stance its wider.
His hands are always down and to the side.
Fights similar to Sergio Martinez that style doesnt necessairly suit everyone.
SS was on the defense the whole way through so we really didn't see him being tested.
SS has for the better part of his career been a bleeder. From the start as they announced their names I got a feeling just from looking at him that he didn't really want to be there and or he wasn't 100% there.

It's still a good win for Super G just don't think it was much of test.

Cut - thing is, Sylvester fought toe to toe with Geale in his last fight and then Proksa destroyed him. Whether it was intimidation or what, I was super impressed. I didn't expect that. If Sylvester isn't good enough to test him, who is?

I was just thinking, wouldn't it be crazy to see Proksa and Pirog fight? Two slick eastern european fighters, who would have thought it, right?

[Fenster]

Proksa was the most impressive of all the fighters I saw over the weekend. Seriously impressive.

Problem is now though, he's a Pole living in England without a following, so he's gonna get dodged like the plague by all the big names.

[Rantcatrat]

Proksa was the most impressive of all the fighters I saw over the weekend. Seriously impressive.

Problem is now though, he's a Pole living in England without a following, so he's gonna get dodged like the plague by all the big names.

His plan is to fight in Germany. His mandatory challenger is Sebastian Zbik. Allegedly, Ryan Rhodes and Matthew Macklin already backed out of a fight with him.

[Fenster]

Proksa was the most impressive of all the fighters I saw over the weekend. Seriously impressive.

Problem is now though, he's a Pole living in England without a following, so he's gonna get dodged like the plague by all the big names.

His plan is to fight in Germany. His mandatory challenger is Sebastian Zbik. Allegedly, Ryan Rhodes and Matthew Macklin already backed out of a fight with him.

I don't blame them if he has nothing to offer them. That's my point about him on the world stage.

He's just destroyed the Ring ranked no.4 middleweight and former "world" champion. A guy that's gone close with current champions Geale and Sturm. Proksa is already past the european title level. That's what Barker gave up to fight Martinez.

On his performance the weekend i'd back him to KO Barker.

Although, I was going through some of his old form and saw a British journeyman - Tyan Booth - wobble him quite badly before being knocked out.

Some bloody good matches can be made at middleweight.

[Rantcatrat]

Proksa was the most impressive of all the fighters I saw over the weekend. Seriously impressive.

Problem is now though, he's a Pole living in England without a following, so he's gonna get dodged like the plague by all the big names.

His plan is to fight in Germany. His mandatory challenger is Sebastian Zbik. Allegedly, Ryan Rhodes and Matthew Macklin already backed out of a fight with him.

I don't blame them if he has nothing to offer them. That's my point about him on the world stage.

He's just destroyed the Ring ranked no.4 middleweight and former "world" champion. A guy that's gone close with current champions Geale and Sturm. Proksa is already past the european title level. That's what Barker gave up to fight Martinez.

On his performance the weekend i'd back him to KO Barker.

Although, I was going through some of his old form and saw a British journeyman - Tyan Booth - wobble him quite badly before being knocked out.

Some bloody good matches can be made at middleweight.

All of a sudden, there are some fun tear ups to be made at middleweight. Proksa v. ____; Pirog v. ____; Martinez v. _____; even Barker or Macklin v. ____.

[JohnnyKickAss]

Never been a fan of Sylvester...very limited boxer who only got this far in boxing because he had a good management...against Proksa Sylvester looked shot...Proksa looked good but Sylvester didn't offer much resistance...

[CutMeMick]

I would die of shock if Lemiuexs people would face him against someone like Super G.
Chances are Lemiuex takes the Andy Lee route and takes it easy.