"Part of the problem with this Gus was...Lopez got knocked the fu?! Out and no one was planning on that"
haha everyone is making excuses for JuanMa tonight
"Part of the problem with this Gus was...Lopez got knocked the fu?! Out and no one was planning on that"
haha everyone is making excuses for JuanMa tonight
For the record, I didn't like the way they complained about a premature stoppage in the first Salido fight..... and I sure as hell didn't like his rant against the referees now. I'm sure he'll regret saying that shit tomorrow (or maybe even later tonight), but the damage is done. It's too bad, really. 'Cause he left it all out there in the ring and along with Salido made this one of the classic fights of our times.
WTF? Lopez is delusional/punch drunk if he thinks he "dominated" the fight and could have continued after that brutal KD in the 10th round, he was out on his feet. Had the ref let it continue JuanMa could have gotten seriously injured, he was defenseless.
Great fight, Salido acted like a gentleman after the fight, which goes a long way with me.
G'night homies, see you next Saturday for Sergio Martinez vs. Matthew Macklin, 12 rounds, for Martinez's Ring magazine middleweight title.
cheers
Last edited by Mars_ax; 03-11-2012 at 02:35 PM.
Wow! That was a great fight!
Salido & Lopez both showed a lot of heart, but damn Salido is just one tough mother fucker.
I don't know what that hell Lopez was thinking with his post interview bullshit though. That was pretty retarded.
Yeah, just an epic fight so glad I tuned in last minute. Lopez should be cut some slack for his post fight interviews, but not entirely let off the hook imo. That ref probably just added YEARS to his life, no kidding whatsoever. Lopez was SO fucked. And he wants to talk about how the ref had a gambling problem? Clearly that wasn't entirely a heat of the moment thing.
Hey, I actually agree. Hopefully he'll be fined and given an admonishment for dumping on the refs like that. I didn't like it after the first Salido fight... and I certainly liked it even less after this fight. It's one thing to be frustrated. It's quite another to unnecessarily dump on refs that have done a good job.
While I think it's kind of unfair to expect complete logic out of a fighter that's just been beaten as badly as JuanMa was in a total WAR.... it was also kind of shocking to hear him talk about the refs having a gambling issue. It caught me completely off guard. JuanMa should and probably WILL hear about it tomorrow. Kind of feel bad for him, 'cause he left it all out there tonight and went out on his shield.
He does love to fight. Kind of reminds me of Trinidad in that regard. But I didn't realize just how bad his defense is and how vulnerable he is to the overhand right. He took SO many shots tonight. It pains me to say it.... but I kind of have my doubts myself about JuanMa's future. First, his lack of defense will always be his Achilles heel. Second, he's quickly becoming battle-worn. An old 28-year old, if you will. Shit..... and he started out so well.
It was especially bad form the more I think about it. That ref did a perfectly good job, he wasn't a factor in the fight whatsoever and would've been completely out of line to let it continue. Let alone the fact that 2 judges actually had Lopez WINNING, he is fucking batshit to be complaining about any of the officials and probably burnt some bridges for himself big time.
I think what Lopez said was outrageous. He gave no credit to his opponent, thought he was dominating and then makes a completely random attack on the referee. And then seeing those scorecards.
The fight was fantastic, so it's a shame to have those kinds of things detract from it.
Lopez should seriously consider his future because I think he is done at the very top. He isn't smart enough to adapt and eats right hands for breakfast. He will have brain damage the way he is going.
Really it's not even a defense thing. He can avoid punches when he wants too. It's an ego thing. He thinks so highly of himself that he doesn't think he does anything wrong. If things don't go his way it's somebodies else fault. Never his own. It's one of the reasons he's always complaining and arguing with the refs. I thought the loss to Salido in there first fight would of brought him down some. But it was obvious in the Mike Oliver fight that it didn't. He won it early but it was obvious he hadn't learned a damn thing. He got hit with the same right hands he always gets hit with. Lopez hasn't made any adjustments since his first loss cuz in his head it wasn't his fault he lost. It was the ref's
Damn the way Lopez's head snapped back and forth when he elbow hit the canvas was brutal, hell of a fight. Great credit to both men in there for putting on a great show.
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