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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Charles "The Hatchet" Brewer vs. Scott Pemberton in a knock down drag out war.

    Jesse James Leija vs. Lazcano, Camacho Jr. and Camacho.

    For my money he beat all three, schooled em. He was a great lil fighter.
    Man I always really liked Brewer. The literal definition of fun tv and live by the sword due by the sword. He had a couple losses to the same 40 loss guy very early on. Thomas ? He just couldn't figure him out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Charles "The Hatchet" Brewer vs. Scott Pemberton in a knock down drag out war.

    Jesse James Leija vs. Lazcano, Camacho Jr. and Camacho.

    For my money he beat all three, schooled em. He was a great lil fighter.
    Lazcano, Camacho Jr. and Bojado. He was pretty good.

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Fernando Geurrero getting that ass beat by Grady brewer..

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    Zab was more than a prospect by this time, but a younger and huge favorite. Kostya took him to chin school.

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    That KO was the first time I've ever seen a guy get up and then fall after looking like he got hit again. The fall after was harder than the actual contact fall. He did the stanky leg. He even looked te wrong way, away from his opponent. I love Zab , but that's an all time memory burnt into my brain.

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Quote Originally Posted by jon09 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk View Post
    Charles "The Hatchet" Brewer vs. Scott Pemberton in a knock down drag out war.

    Jesse James Leija vs. Lazcano, Camacho Jr. and Camacho.

    For my money he beat all three, schooled em. He was a great lil fighter.
    Lazcano, Camacho Jr. and Bojado. He was pretty good.
    Yes. Damn it I had a brain lapse and wrote Camcho for some reason. Bojado got schooled and Ledderman had it scored for Bojado the crook!
    "You knocked him down...now how bout you try knockin me down ?"

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    There's a big difference between prospect and contender. Not to mention prospect and former champion. Prospect and actual champion? I'm not even gonna bother with that one. Damn near all the ones mentioned don't even apply.

    Joe Calzaghe-Jeff Lacy
    Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik/Felix Trinidad
    Michael Grant-Lennox Lewis
    Ray Mercer-Jesse Ferguson/Larry Holmes
    Jesse James Leija-Juan Lazcano
    Reggie Johnson-William Guthrie
    Carl Froch-Lucian Bute
    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye

    Lacy, Bute, Haye and Trinidad where actual champions when they lost. Pavlik, Mercer and Guthrie were former champions. Lazcano (who didn't even lose) and Grant were contenders. None of them were close to being consider a young prospect.

    Leija-Bojado. Guerrero-Brewer and Thompson-Haye apply. Those are good examples of prospect vs verteran. The rest are just moronic examples

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    There's a big difference between prospect and contender. Not to mention prospect and former champion. Prospect and actual champion? I'm not even gonna bother with that one. Damn near all the ones mentioned don't even apply.

    Joe Calzaghe-Jeff Lacy
    Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik/Felix Trinidad
    Michael Grant-Lennox Lewis
    Ray Mercer-Jesse Ferguson/Larry Holmes
    Jesse James Leija-Juan Lazcano
    Reggie Johnson-William Guthrie
    Carl Froch-Lucian Bute
    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye

    Lacy, Bute, Haye and Trinidad where actual champions when they lost. Pavlik, Mercer and Guthrie were former champions. Lazcano (who didn't even lose) and Grant were contenders. None of them were close to being consider a young prospect.

    Leija-Bojado. Guerrero-Brewer and Thompson-Haye apply. Those are good examples of prospect vs verteran. The rest are just moronic examples
    Not when he lost to Thompson. Thompson had been around years and been dropped in nearly all his later fights, lost 6 times KO'd 5. He had just beaten Rothman but took an absolute hiding before stopping Rothman and he then retired. Haye was coming through and brought Thompson out of retirement to have his name on his record and the concesus was that Haye would rip right through him but after throwing everything at Thompson and failing even to drop him, he started getting tagged himself. He got dropped and was on shaky legs while Thompson wailed away and the ref had to jump in and save him at the same time Booth was throwing the towel in

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    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    There's a big difference between prospect and contender. Not to mention prospect and former champion. Prospect and actual champion? I'm not even gonna bother with that one. Damn near all the ones mentioned don't even apply.

    Joe Calzaghe-Jeff Lacy
    Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik/Felix Trinidad
    Michael Grant-Lennox Lewis
    Ray Mercer-Jesse Ferguson/Larry Holmes
    Jesse James Leija-Juan Lazcano
    Reggie Johnson-William Guthrie
    Carl Froch-Lucian Bute
    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye

    Lacy, Bute, Haye and Trinidad where actual champions when they lost. Pavlik, Mercer and Guthrie were former champions. Lazcano (who didn't even lose) and Grant were contenders. None of them were close to being consider a young prospect.

    Leija-Bojado. Guerrero-Brewer and Thompson-Haye apply. Those are good examples of prospect vs veteran. The rest are just moronic examples
    Not when he lost to Thompson. Thompson had been around years and been dropped in nearly all his later fights, lost 6 times KO'd 5. He had just beaten Rothman but took an absolute hiding before stopping Rothman and he then retired. Haye was coming through and brought Thompson out of retirement to have his name on his record and the concesus was that Haye would rip right through him but after throwing everything at Thompson and failing even to drop him, he started getting tagged himself. He got dropped and was on shaky legs while Thompson wailed away and the ref had to jump in and save him at the same time Booth was throwing the towel in
    Yeah there's a I reason wrote that in red

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    There's a big difference between prospect and contender. Not to mention prospect and former champion. Prospect and actual champion? I'm not even gonna bother with that one. Damn near all the ones mentioned don't even apply.

    Joe Calzaghe-Jeff Lacy
    Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik/Felix Trinidad
    Michael Grant-Lennox Lewis
    Ray Mercer-Jesse Ferguson/Larry Holmes
    Jesse James Leija-Juan Lazcano
    Reggie Johnson-William Guthrie
    Carl Froch-Lucian Bute
    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye

    Lacy, Bute, Haye and Trinidad where actual champions when they lost. Pavlik, Mercer and Guthrie were former champions. Lazcano (who didn't even lose) and Grant were contenders. None of them were close to being consider a young prospect.

    Leija-Bojado. Guerrero-Brewer and Thompson-Haye apply. Those are good examples of prospect vs verteran. The rest are just moronic examples
    I dunno meing, Guthrie had a trinket but in reality he was as pure untested 'prospect' as they come. Took courts and judges for a shot at a stripped gimme trinket and then pole axed by written off inactive, totally unranked veteran in Johnson, who was jumping up not one but two weight classes. Poor dude peaked and crashed for good all in 4+ rounds?! I got Rubio clowning Bojado above Leija pulling it off.

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    What some here fail to realize is that because fighters are protected nowadays, and only fight maybe 4 times per year, and there's not too many fight-teachers anymore, the result is guys nowadays become champions without learning the nuances of their trade. When they do finally end up in deep waters, they don't have an answer. They literally don't know what to do when there reasonably-limited way of fighting isn't working.

    The old way, guys fought every month on the way up against all kinds of styles which meant they really learned their trade before getting a title-shot, they usually took a couple of early losses because they were over-matched or the test was a little too much for the undeveloped fighter at the time. They learned how to switch gears, to be multi-dimensional. Take Floyd Mayweather, a well-schooled boxer who baffles his more unrefined opponents, and and whos skills seem extraordinary to some young fans. In the 80s, Floyd's skills wouldn't have been seen as anything out of the ordinary: they were seen as skills every boxer is supposed to work on and develop in that profession. There were guys that were better defensive boxers too like Pernell Whitaker for example. I blame America and their bizarre fixation on being undefeated. The old way, as long as the 2 men fought bravely and put on a great, entertaining show, it didn't matter too much who lost: they'd pay to see him again.

    Point being, young fighters used to learn their trade early; they didn't become champions while still undeveloped like nowadays...

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Mathews did not school Could but he did hand him his first defeat.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    There's a big difference between prospect and contender. Not to mention prospect and former champion. Prospect and actual champion? I'm not even gonna bother with that one. Damn near all the ones mentioned don't even apply.

    Joe Calzaghe-Jeff Lacy
    Bernard Hopkins-Kelly Pavlik/Felix Trinidad
    Michael Grant-Lennox Lewis
    Ray Mercer-Jesse Ferguson/Larry Holmes
    Jesse James Leija-Juan Lazcano
    Reggie Johnson-William Guthrie
    Carl Froch-Lucian Bute
    Wladimir Klitschko-David Haye

    Lacy, Bute, Haye and Trinidad where actual champions when they lost. Pavlik, Mercer and Guthrie were former champions. Lazcano (who didn't even lose) and Grant were contenders. None of them were close to being consider a young prospect.

    Leija-Bojado. Guerrero-Brewer and Thompson-Haye apply. Those are good examples of prospect vs verteran. The rest are just moronic examples
    I dunno meing, Guthrie had a trinket but in reality he was as pure untested 'prospect' as they come. Took courts and judges for a shot at a stripped gimme trinket and then pole axed by written off inactive, totally unranked veteran in Johnson, who was jumping up not one but two weight classes. Poor dude peaked and crashed for good all in 4+ rounds?! I got Rubio clowning Bojado above Leija pulling it off.
    Guthrie was 31 years old. How is that a "Young" prospect?

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    Randall Bailey flattening Mike Jones was a big recent one that I see nobody has mentioned. I know Randall can bang, but I never saw that outcome.

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    Default Re: Young favored prospect getting schooled by the veteran?

    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Randall Bailey flattening Mike Jones was a big recent one that I see nobody has mentioned. I know Randall can bang, but I never saw that outcome.
    Jones was already a contender. He wasn't a prospect any more

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