Another Exposure!!!!!!!

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Exposure? No. Bullshit stoppage. Lee was having a bad night, but he was still even or slightly winning the fight. You don't stop a fight when somebody is still throwing back. It's not like Vera was dominating Lee all night. This was crap. I'm saying Lee isn't perhaps a bit overhyped, but if Steve Smoger has been in charge, the fight would have continued. These two will have a rematch and Vera will be outcold, on the canvas within 3 rounds. Shame on Lee for not bringing his A game, but this could have been a FOTY candidate and the pussy-ass ref robbed us of that. It just sucked.

aahhh... Where you watching that fight?? It doesn't matter how much of an off night Lee was having, or how much longer you would've liked to see him get hit with slow looping shots. The fact is with the things that were being said about him he had no business in hell losing to Vera, who is an extremely limited fighter. Lee showed many glaring flaws in this fight, which would get him pulvarized against a guy who can actually fight. He can't tie up, doesn't put any shots together, he pulls straight back with his hands low after throwing the 1-2(which is about all he seems to throw). Vera was actually beating him to the jab at times and managed to bust him up with it. Andy Lee won't beat any remotely good fighter anytime soon. Steward was saying he's ready for Pavlik or Winky Wright. I'd call that exposed.

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Wow,alot of good stuff in here. My thoughts are that Lee is another "vicitm" of Stewards recent string of being a cursed trainer,lol. Andy showed nothing special except his frickin' tremendous heart,which kept him on his feet throwing by "habit". The stoppage was for Lee's personal safety,not for his lack of being still game in there. He made Vera able to fight the match of his life an dnow we'll have to endure him getting some glory fights off of this. I thank Manny Steward for this. This guy didn't look like he was anywhere near ready for a ten round fight experience wise. His youtube bio and KO films are meant to promote him and not show the bad. We were simply misled and Steward is right on track training fighters to "do what they do" a little better but not teaching any adaptive skills for when a fight actually goes wonky on them.