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    Default Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Hey guys,

    One of my best friends here just turned pro under Maloney. Larry Olubamiwo. World class power and have you seen a heavyweight recently in such good shape? Bit nervous of course being his debut but he knocked this dude out by hitting him on his glove!
    He has great dedication and hopefully can move towards a title after getting some more experience.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b_9tTOA_Vc

    What do you all think even though it's early days? I'd say he needs to relax and keep his hands up so far when throwing shots. Other than that, great power and great variety of shots thrown to wear this durable journeyman down!

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Hes 30 years old, and he fought a guy with 33 loses. You cant really judge anything at all at this very early stage of a career. But a good start can be said. I can see him fighting for the British belt, but at 30 hes not going to be a world champion

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    In what kind of shape how? If you are basing it on pure muscle mass Shannon Briggs make him look trim

    If you base it on his punch out put the "Big Goof" Tye Fields has a 90+ per rd punch output for over 80% of his bouts....

    Overall size both Klitschko brothers match that

    The guy does seem to like to work though and does throw a variety of shots which is good but he smothers himself horribly and he also throws the same pattern of combos that any experienced HW would pick up on easily'''

    Sultan Imbragimov say what you will about the guy would make this kids look silly...

    As Tam said he is 30yrs old and still a novice...he might make a few decent undercard bouts but don't look for him to be anywhere near a worl title
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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    I did a thread about Larry last week but nobody was interested i liked the look of him and that was a good debut fight and performance.

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    I see Daxx has come out of retirement..again..guess it's not just boxers but boxing writers as well who like to that pull that old trick

    I appreciate what you're saying and agree that he smothered his work a bit but it's his FIRST fucking fight!

    Sultan Ibragimov? You're comparing my boy to a former world champion!? I'm actually surprised you're allowed to inform people about the happenings of boxing if you're making statements like Sultan Ibragimov would make him look silly - Anybody with half a brain cell knows he would at this stage in their respective careers but you don't know what the future will hold.

    Would you have banked that Hopkins would be where he is at after his first pro fight? No, so don't come in here with your holier than thou attitude unless you're some kind of boxing mystic meg which you certainly ain't (aren't you the guy that said Baldomir would 'steamroll' Floyd Mayweather before they fought?)

    Also read what I write fully before giving your opinion. I said hopefully he can work towards a 'title'! Where did I mention a WORLD title? It's too early to tell how he will improve for those kind of talks.

    I thought age might come up. Fair enough Tam but the age thing is a non factor in my opinion because he had maybe 15 amateur fights tops so he is not battle worn in the slightest. He lives a straight edge lifestyle and doesn't smoke, drink or anything. (we've seen what that can do for longevity, look at Hopkins)

    Finally, the guy he beat hasn't been knocked out in 2 years and a two time ABA finalist in Tom Dallas couldn't get the job done a couple months ago either and Sinan Samil Sam took 2 rounds to do it. A great start for Larry and this despite him being nervous. Give him a chance, it's one fight.

    Shame really Daxx, you gave me my first few cc's in this place but I'm not quite sure where you get off on this new bullshit attitude. Constructive criticism is one thing but you need to get off your high horse. You might be right all along but let's wait and see shall we before you get your knickers in a bunch! I'll chat to you again when he picks up his first title..

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Did he have any other type of fight experience ie kick boxing or thai boxing? 15 amatuers fights and 1 pro fight at 30 shows he doesnt have a lot of experience. A tough domestic heavyweight like Danny Williams with a semi decent chin I believe would be able to weather his storm and beat him. Although he looks like he has power, its not everything in boxing. If he came in with somebody who can box, but he still wins conviningly I can definatly back him to win a title. Buts its a waiting game, lets see how he gets on in his next one.

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Quote Originally Posted by Althugz View Post
    I see Daxx has come out of retirement..again..guess it's not just boxers but boxing writers as well who like to that pull that old trick

    I appreciate what you're saying and agree that he smothered his work a bit but it's his FIRST fucking fight!

    Sultan Ibragimov? You're comparing my boy to a former world champion!? I'm actually surprised you're allowed to inform people about the happenings of boxing if you're making statements like Sultan Ibragimov would make him look silly - Anybody with half a brain cell knows he would at this stage in their respective careers but you don't know what the future will hold.

    Would you have banked that Hopkins would be where he is at after his first pro fight? No, so don't come in here with your holier than thou attitude unless you're some kind of boxing mystic meg which you certainly ain't (aren't you the guy that said Baldomir would 'steamroll' Floyd Mayweather before they fought?)

    Also read what I write fully before giving your opinion. I said hopefully he can work towards a 'title'! Where did I mention a WORLD title? It's too early to tell how he will improve for those kind of talks.

    I thought age might come up. Fair enough Tam but the age thing is a non factor in my opinion because he had maybe 15 amateur fights tops so he is not battle worn in the slightest. He lives a straight edge lifestyle and doesn't smoke, drink or anything. (we've seen what that can do for longevity, look at Hopkins)

    Finally, the guy he beat hasn't been knocked out in 2 years and a two time ABA finalist in Tom Dallas couldn't get the job done a couple months ago either and Sinan Samil Sam took 2 rounds to do it. A great start for Larry and this despite him being nervous. Give him a chance, it's one fight.

    Shame really Daxx, you gave me my first few cc's in this place but I'm not quite sure where you get off on this new bullshit attitude. Constructive criticism is one thing but you need to get off your high horse. You might be right all along but let's wait and see shall we before you get your knickers in a bunch! I'll chat to you again when he picks up his first title..
    With the current heavyweight crop there's no reason why ANYBODY can't win a title.

    There's especially no reason why he can't win a British or Commonwealth title too. A fat, obese John McDermott clearly beat Danny Williams last time out. Williams and Skelton are both coming to the end of their careers, Audley Harrison is garbage, David Haye is looking at world honours.

    The British domestic scene heavyweight door is wide open.

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Quote Originally Posted by Althugz View Post
    I see Daxx has come out of retirement..again..guess it's not just boxers but boxing writers as well who like to that pull that old trick

    I appreciate what you're saying and agree that he smothered his work a bit but it's his FIRST fucking fight!

    Sultan Ibragimov? You're comparing my boy to a former world champion!? I'm actually surprised you're allowed to inform people about the happenings of boxing if you're making statements like Sultan Ibragimov would make him look silly - Anybody with half a brain cell knows he would at this stage in their respective careers but you don't know what the future will hold.

    Would you have banked that Hopkins would be where he is at after his first pro fight? No, so don't come in here with your holier than thou attitude unless you're some kind of boxing mystic meg which you certainly ain't (aren't you the guy that said Baldomir would 'steamroll' Floyd Mayweather before they fought?)

    Also read what I write fully before giving your opinion. I said hopefully he can work towards a 'title'! Where did I mention a WORLD title? It's too early to tell how he will improve for those kind of talks.

    I thought age might come up. Fair enough Tam but the age thing is a non factor in my opinion because he had maybe 15 amateur fights tops so he is not battle worn in the slightest. He lives a straight edge lifestyle and doesn't smoke, drink or anything. (we've seen what that can do for longevity, look at Hopkins)

    Finally, the guy he beat hasn't been knocked out in 2 years and a two time ABA finalist in Tom Dallas couldn't get the job done a couple months ago either and Sinan Samil Sam took 2 rounds to do it. A great start for Larry and this despite him being nervous. Give him a chance, it's one fight.

    Shame really Daxx, you gave me my first few cc's in this place but I'm not quite sure where you get off on this new bullshit attitude. Constructive criticism is one thing but you need to get off your high horse. You might be right all along but let's wait and see shall we before you get your knickers in a bunch! I'll chat to you again when he picks up his first title..

    Sorry I did not feed you in posting your "Friend" with hype.....

    You stated Have you seen a HW recently that looks like this?

    I asked in what way....

    The Imbragimov comment was due to the fact that he is a big guy who really just seems like that nothing more then a big guy...

    It is easy to look the way he did against a guy with 30+ losses on his record......

    First fight or not his camp should teach him the meaning of the word "Jab"......

    At 30 yrs old with so much more needed to develop he will run out of time before he can.....

    I have seen dozens of heavyweight fighters who looked more impressive in their debuts.....And Fizzled out.........

    The 3 punches he was hit with he paused and once even took a step back (Those were not hard punches)...So that tells me he has no chin....

    But if it makes you feel better..

    He looked awesome...This guy is the biggest threat out there to Vitaly right now and it is only his debuet......His opponent was fantastic but Larry boy just out shined him.....

    Feel better now...So save the name calling and the whole knickers in a bunch crap...and the insulting of me being a writer...You sound like a bitter little cry baby.....

    Just because you post something on someone and they are your friend do not expect nothing but praise when you ask questions like have you seen a HW recently that looks like this,,,,Just post what you want..

    "Please tell me my buddy will be the next big thing'

    And when the opponent is 2-33 with his only wins over guys with an 0-7 and 1-13 yet has been getting beaten by guys with 0-0 records across the board.....I put nothing into nthe performance..


    And please do pick this up again when he claims his first title...And make sure it is a legit one....

    So I might as well consider this conversation closed
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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Quote Originally Posted by Tam Seddon View Post
    Hes 30 years old, and he fought a guy with 33 loses. You cant really judge anything at all at this very early stage of a career. But a good start can be said. I can see him fighting for the British belt, but at 30 hes not going to be a world champion
    Ha ha ha, Tam, read this to yourself while looking at your profile pic

    The guy looks like he has power for sure but he also does look tight and a tad slow, also he held after a couple of shots from the journeyman

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    He doesn't seem to be bad.Of course nerves, that first time taking the headgear off,the smaller gloves. Everything comes into play at the point right before the bell rings. Hell wasn't that a first round KO. I like him already.

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Tam Seddon View Post
    Hes 30 years old, and he fought a guy with 33 loses. You cant really judge anything at all at this very early stage of a career. But a good start can be said. I can see him fighting for the British belt, but at 30 hes not going to be a world champion
    Ha ha ha, Tam, read this to yourself while looking at your profile pic

    The guy looks like he has power for sure but he also does look tight and a tad slow, also he held after a couple of shots from the journeyman
    Not sure what the holding was about after the shots from the journeyman..but I know a lot of these journeymen open up and throw lots of smothering shots whilst walking forward usually ending up in a clinch. Maybe it was a bit of both.

    He definitely has a chin though, I've seen him and Terry Dunstan going all out in sparring and Larry hasn't even flinched. (which is why I'm chuckling at Daxx's 'no chin' comment because Terry Dunstan knocked Lennox out in sparring whilst serving as Lennox's sparring partner so he can definitely fling shots).

    Hell, one training session it was me AND Terry Dunstan vs Larry and we pretty much beat the shit out of him for 4 rounds and he didn't even flinch. (Terry more than me ) Believe me the chin department is fine.

    He'll really appreciate the constructive critcism though, he's very humble and I'm certain he'll work on his weaknesses. Very good points by all

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Althugz, Terry didnt Kod Lennox,They stopped it because Lennox was getting bashed up and getting Hurt but He never went down.
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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    My mistake scrap, thanks for the clarification. As you know people can put different spins on stories.
    You were there right? I think I remember reading the thread about it..

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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    Quote Originally Posted by Althugz View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ross View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Tam Seddon View Post
    Hes 30 years old, and he fought a guy with 33 loses. You cant really judge anything at all at this very early stage of a career. But a good start can be said. I can see him fighting for the British belt, but at 30 hes not going to be a world champion
    Ha ha ha, Tam, read this to yourself while looking at your profile pic

    The guy looks like he has power for sure but he also does look tight and a tad slow, also he held after a couple of shots from the journeyman
    Not sure what the holding was about after the shots from the journeyman..but I know a lot of these journeymen open up and throw lots of smothering shots whilst walking forward usually ending up in a clinch. Maybe it was a bit of both.

    He definitely has a chin though, I've seen him and Terry Dunstan going all out in sparring and Larry hasn't even flinched. (which is why I'm chuckling at Daxx's 'no chin' comment because Terry Dunstan knocked Lennox out in sparring whilst serving as Lennox's sparring partner so he can definitely fling shots).

    Hell, one training session it was me AND Terry Dunstan vs Larry and we pretty much beat the shit out of him for 4 rounds and he didn't even flinch. (Terry more than me ) Believe me the chin department is fine.

    He'll really appreciate the constructive critcism though, he's very humble and I'm certain he'll work on his weaknesses. Very good points by all


    Get over it you fucking baby....Just because I did not hype your man...So FUCKING WHAT......Like I said if you don't want to hear answers you might not like don't post simple...So what you are going to use my name in every post?........

    You are embaressing yourself.......Act like a man and just move on...

    Do you think Margarito goes on crying like a bitch when he reads negative shit in the press about him being a glorified club fighter?

    Does Klitschko go to forums and cry like a bitch because people show only him big brother respect?

    No and they are world champions multiple times......

    Your man is going no where in this sport but to journeyman row simple as that....And if he does win a world title....Even a minor title with some clout (And no British titles do not count...I am talking USBA, NABO, NABF,)....I will write a public apology....

    And you will rant on like a bitch about that too.....
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    Default Re: Olubamiwo debut - Seen a heavyweight recently in this kind of shape??

    As he gets going fight by fight he should loosen up he will have had a lot of nerves for his debut but at 18stone 12lbs (264lbs) he is one big heavy in good shape if he can take a good shot he could course problems in the heavyweight division i think he could win the British title. All we can do is see how he goes anybody know how tall he is?

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