
Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
Pryor was off balance against Akio he rolled back and got straight back up he was not hurt by that punch at all he was just off balance.
Dujuan floored Pryor with a good punch but he was up straight away and Pryor was not all over place against Dujuan he took some good punches but he stood his ground and then whooped Dujuan after about the 4th round.
ofcourse they were off balance. Come on ICB, Pryor went on to win but the least you can do is admit he went down. Without saying he was caught off balance.

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
How does a drink effect your chin ?? if he did have something it would of only changed his energy nothing else.
A "mixed" drink can effect your entire body not just your chin. A mixed drink with let's say something like PCP would be like giving Aaron body armour from ancient times. Thats how a drink can effect your chin.

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
I don't know the full story of why the urine samples wern't collected so i will not comment on it.
Well they never collected urine samples.
Which I mean how in the hell do they forget to collect urine samples?
No one was ever blamed or anything, all Alexis got was a "It was our mistake, sorry"

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
Yes i know Mick but he dismantled Rooney in fine fashion and in previsious fights even before Rooney fight he looked great. Who knows ?? it is very controversial but we will never know im not going to keep debating with you on it because no one really knows what was in the bottle so i'll leave it at that.
I didn't take much to dismantle Rooney I mean he had to drop in weight as I said Rooney had been fighting upwords of 147 and he was KO'd in all of his looses. I understand Alexis looked well prior to the Rooney fight again that was at Lighweight not Light Welterweight.

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
How can you compare Arguello who was still very good fighter to the Pryor that lost to Young ?? he had drug problems and he was coming off a long lay off he was counting with the ref when he was knocked down in first round then when he was knocked down again in the 7th i can't remember exactly what he done but he done a cross symbol or something ?? but the ref stopped the fight not because Pryor was hurt but because he see the way Pryor was acting and it was a right call by the ref.
I compared them cause it was obvious neither fighter was the same they once were. Whether one was a drug addict or the other was fighting at age 30 with 82 fights moving up to yet another weight class far from 118 lbs. which is reportedly the weight he started fighting at. Point is whatever reasons maybe they were both past it one way or another.

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
Pryor would also swarm Hatton plus he had much faster hands and better boxing skills when he used them like i said if somehow Hatton beat Pryor on inside Pryor would box i really don't see how Hatton could beat Pryor in a toe to toe war i really don't.
I didn't say Hatton would go toe to toe, I said Hatton would smuther Aaron and would try not to let Aaron get his distance to fight. One things for sure it would be a very interesting fight.

Originally Posted by
ICE COLD BOXING
Pryor was tested against Cervantes and Arguello both elite even if you think they were past it well we could say the same for Hatton couldn't we ?? Castillo, Tszyu, were both past it so if you don't think Pryor's skills were ever tested against elite fighter because they were past it then i will comeback and say neither has Hatton because Castillo and Tszyu were both past it.
Right, I was never debating their oppositions. Funny you mention this cause I am one of the VERY FEW people on here who believes Tszyu wasn't past his best. I actually thought you also felt Tszyu wasn't past it? I know theirs a few people who think Tszyu wasn't past his best.
JLC that's a whole another story.
Truth is Hatton & Aaron are pretty much hand in hand right now as far as opposition. So a Hatton win would not be out of the question or a far stretched truth.
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