Showtime Fight Night: Thurman vs Diaz ~ Matthysse vs Molina

[Spicoli]

Maybe too early, but FOTY candidate?

Of the 1st quarter maybe . Doesn't get better

[beenKOed]

The best I've seen in a while.

[Sleepwalker]

What made this fight so great? The In-fighting. Definitely a lost art among current fighters.

[Kirkland Laing]

Props to both warriors. That is a Foty candidate if there ever was one. Going to be hard for the main gig to top that.

That was huge for the career of both guys although you hope Molina is OK after all that.

The real loser is Thurman. How the fuck do you follow that?

[Violent Demise]

For being such a sorry ref Pat Russell has ref some great fights. This one. Rafael Marquez-Israel Vazquez 3. Marco Antonio Barrera-Kennedy McKinney, Tim Bradly-Ruslan Provodnikov, Brandon Rios-Mike Alvarado 1, Joel Casamayor-Nate Campbell, Oscar Larios-Israel Vazquez 2

[JazzWolf]

Lol @ Molina asking Matthysee to fight him again in the parking lot and Matthysse responding with, "Manana(tommorow)?"

[IamInuit]

Props to both warriors. That is a Foty candidate if there ever was one. Going to be hard for the main gig to top that.

That was huge for the career of both guys although you hope Molina is OK after all that.

The real loser is Thurman. How the fuck do you follow that?

I'm not much of a wagon jumper but I'm jumping onto Molina's after that performance and class interview. I doubt we've heard the last of him. Hard to believe Lucas outweighed him by 4 pounds tonight.

[Tam Seddon]

Matthysse with the 15 hit ending combo haha!!!!

[J_Undisputed]

I was impressed by the turn around. Molina was trying to set traps by taking the first shot and then coming back with the hook. Lucas started throwing the shot, then bringing the glove back to guard the head and then countered the counter. You have to love when a guy regarded as a slugger shows some adaptation and evolves before your eyes.

PS. anyone have a rehydrated weight for Molina?

[Tam Seddon]

Brilliant fight that though

[Kirkland Laing]

Props to both warriors. That is a Foty candidate if there ever was one. Going to be hard for the main gig to top that.

That was huge for the career of both guys although you hope Molina is OK after all that.

The real loser is Thurman. How the fuck do you follow that?

I'm not much of a wagon jumper but I'm jumping onto Molina's after that performance and class interview. I doubt we've heard the last of him. Hard to believe Lucas outweighed him by 4 pounds tonight.

He looked enormous compared to Matthysse. I bet Matthysse kicks his manager's arse after putting him in with a guy that tall with that reach and power. He's definitely going to be on Showtime again. Another Soto Karass crowd-pleasing TV fighter.

[Kirkland Laing]

I was impressed by the turn around. Molina was trying to set traps by taking the first shot and then coming back with the hook. Lucas started throwing the shot, then bringing the glove back to guard the head and then countered the counter. You have to love when a guy regarded as a slugger shows some adaptation and evolves before your eyes.

PS. anyone have a rehydrated weight for Molina?

154. Matthysse 157.

[Spicoli]

Props to both warriors. That is a Foty candidate if there ever was one. Going to be hard for the main gig to top that.

That was huge for the career of both guys although you hope Molina is OK after all that.

The real loser is Thurman. How the fuck do you follow that?

I'm not much of a wagon jumper but I'm jumping onto Molina's after that performance and class interview. I doubt we've heard the last of him. Hard to believe Lucas outweighed him by 4 pounds tonight.

He is a compliment to the sport. Don't mean in skill, perfect execution..bjut the stuff that makes your gut churn in a fight. His comeback on Mickey Bey is watchable 10 times over

[Spicoli]

Thurman worries me when he goes all WWE in interviews, talking 3rd person and best there is

[Spicoli]

Thurman needs to f'n relax...leaving himself wide open, but its fun