Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
Tough. I always hated Bazookas gaps and inactivity between fights but off the top see him the sharper straight hitter. Both guys were not exactly easy to miss when they rushed the onslaught but Quartey has that twister jab. It was almost a brutal rifle barrel. I think one thing that is slept on a bit is Ikes handspeed also..the guy was straight fast like a whip with combos. Tito had the eraser of a left hook, confidence through the roof and the majority of the time when he was decked, he got up clean, quick and rarely badly hurt. Honestly the most trouble I think he was ever in was off Anthony Stephens right hand(s) where he was wobbled and rolled before end. I lean to Ike to get off the floor for late stoppage, tomorrow I'll change my mind
I think Alberto Cortes hurt him worse than Stevens did. He was damn lucky that took place at the end of the round