Anyone seen Judah-Pineda?How did you have it?

[El Gamo]

I had Pineda winning comfortably, Zab had a bad night and was not at all interested.

And this is the guy (Zab) that many in here use to justify as a great risk in PBF's career. I eagerly await Hattons fate in 2008, I anticipate that his best days are behind him (over rated big time). An over aged semiretired fishnet wearing ODLH gave PBF all he could handle. So may I never come across Judah as a postive to amplify a boxers career.

Do you know anything about boxing?

Just because he is questioning Judah's legacy,you are asking him if he knows about boxing?A bit harsh aeth,especially considering some of the things you've posted in your time here

I forget exactly how I scored it, but Zab was an embarassment that night. One of the worst performances I've ever seen from a fighter.

Ditto. It was ABSOLUTELY horrible. Even when he kncoked Pineda down,it was horrible,wild swinging,almost club fighter like but with LOTS of speed.

I had Pineda winning comfortably, Zab had a bad night and was not at all interested.

And this is the guy (Zab) that many in here use to justify as a great risk in PBF's career. I eagerly await Hattons fate in 2008, I anticipate that his best days are behind him (over rated big time). An over aged semiretired fishnet wearing ODLH gave PBF all he could handle. So may I never come across Judah as a postive to amplify a boxers career.

Zab has always fought to the level of his competition. When he has a fight against someone who's not a big name (Pineda, Baldomir) he shows up unmotivated and in less-than stellar shape. When he has a fight against a legit opponent (Spinks, Floyd, Cotto), he shows up motivated and in great shape. That's why a fighter like Zab can look awful against someone like Pineda, yet still be a risky opponent for someone like Cotto or Mayweather.

Interesting points and they make sense.