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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

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    I wouldn't say different class. Fair enough he has more to prove to be mentioned with these guys but he proved his class last night.

    I think Lyle's matchup is interesting although I would go for a points win for B-Hop in his prime of course!
    wow... abraham has become so fucking overrated. even a prime chris eubank would make a monkey out of abraham. can you imagine how many uppercuts eubank would land on abraham?
    First of all Eubank in his prime was another class operator, but AA has an awkward style that seems hard to work out and he has carried all his power up with him, all in all making him a very dangerous fighter!
    no... he'd be a fucking sitting duck for a smooth counterpuncher like eubank. jermain taylor was so terrified of getting hit, he abandoned counterpunching altogether.

    eubank would be landing powershots from all angles and abraham's face would be a disgusting mess at the end of the fight.

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Quote Originally Posted by awdleyfuturehalloffamer View Post
    I thought taylor fought well last night. I had it a very close fight until taylor got ko'd.
    Personally I thought it was close until AA landed first timeand hurt Taylor and had him dancing all over the ring. From then on (8th I think) it was downhill.

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    The taylor that fought hopkins was hungrier, undefeated, and more motivated. He would have beaten AA.

    The taylor that fought AA, only won 1 out of 4, and kayoed twice. He got what should have been expected.
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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    The taylor that fought hopkins was hungrier, undefeated, and more motivated. He would have beaten AA.

    The taylor that fought AA, only won 1 out of 4, and kayoed twice. He got what should have been expected.
    Sorry to disagree but JT got rocked by Hopkins late in both of those fights, Abraham has better power than Hopkins.

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    wow... abraham has become so fucking overrated. even a prime chris eubank would make a monkey out of abraham. can you imagine how many uppercuts eubank would land on abraham?
    First of all Eubank in his prime was another class operator, but AA has an awkward style that seems hard to work out and he has carried all his power up with him, all in all making him a very dangerous fighter!
    no... he'd be a fucking sitting duck for a smooth counterpuncher like eubank. jermain taylor was so terrified of getting hit, he abandoned counterpunching altogether.

    eubank would be landing powershots from all angles and abraham's face would be a disgusting mess at the end of the fight.
    No I disagree. I think it would be a close fight. Not much to guage Eubank on really he fought the best Europe had to offer and Malinga but never ventured into the likes of Roy Jones, Julian Jackson, James Toney, Mike McCallum, Bernard Hopkins and G-Man so at world class Eubanks resume falls a bit short. With the Super six at least we'll see AA in with other class guys which Taylor was don't forget. He did beat Hopkins twice and no matter what excuses are made Hopkins never figured Taylor out properly in 24 rounds fighting!

    Now I don't think for one minute "that" JT was in the ring last night, more a shadow of an old good fighter, but AA showed me some brilliant points, he had his guard up and he has something in it that Winky Wright has in his. He covers his head and the points of his elbows cover where someone would go for the body so they end up head hunting and then he seems to walk them down and land accurate big bombs. Someone who is accurate is always hard to counter the same as someone who wings from distance, kind of like what Froch was doing last night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle View Post
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    The taylor that fought hopkins was hungrier, undefeated, and more motivated. He would have beaten AA.

    The taylor that fought AA, only won 1 out of 4, and kayoed twice. He got what should have been expected.
    Sorry to disagree but JT got rocked by Hopkins late in both of those fights, Abraham has better power than Hopkins.
    He still pulled through and beat hopkins twice. It's something about being undefeated that allows those egos to pull through. Taylor was ruined by pavlik and hasn't responded well to punches since the first fight.
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    No way the Taylor of old would have lost to Abraham! Taylor lost everything when he got rid of Pat Burns his old trainer. Burns pushed him and kept him disciplined. Nelson just treats him like any mother would in the ring and that is exactly what I fighter doesnt need. It was not a couple of flukes when he beat hop, hejust had a good trainer that got in his butt and pushed him, nowa days Taylor has horrible stanima, and absolutly ZERO heart! I honestly hope he doesnt show his face in boxing after this is over. It all comes down to one bone head descsion he made to get rid of the coach that helped him dethrone the man who held them for years. I still cant figure what was going through his mind when he did that, immaturity I suppose!

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    Quote Originally Posted by levi#1BoxingFan View Post
    No way the Taylor of old would have lost to Abraham! Taylor lost everything when he got rid of Pat Burns his old trainer. Burns pushed him and kept him disciplined. Nelson just treats him like any mother would in the ring and that is exactly what I fighter doesnt need. It was not a couple of flukes when he beat hop, hejust had a good trainer that got in his butt and pushed him, nowa days Taylor has horrible stanima, and absolutly ZERO heart! I honestly hope he doesnt show his face in boxing after this is over. It all comes down to one bone head descsion he made to get rid of the coach that helped him dethrone the man who held them for years. I still cant figure what was going through his mind when he did that, immaturity I suppose!
    Maybe but more likely Lou Dibella. Promoters always interfere where they shouldn't!

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Prime Taylor would still lose to Abraham. Abraham was well ahead on my card. I doubted him but was wrong , really , im saying Abraham beats Kessler if they face off

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    Prime Taylor would've had his chin and bad intentions still so there would be a different story. But I don't want to equate that into a Taylor win. I would favor it that way but somebody would get KO'd. As for present tense. I think it would be tragic if Taylor is not excused from the Super Six tournament. His career is over, he is a shell of a fighter, his chin is gone completely, and he needs to be taken away from the sport entirely. He refuses to fight lesser fighters and that is why he has never fully recovered from his first KO loss. Now we have Taylor in danger of being ruined as a normal functioning human being. I hope his promoter and team have a heart and don't allow him to continue his career. This has now gotten sad.

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    I can't call him a shell of a fighter since the only times he has been knocked out are by near prime elite super power punchers. When he starts getting ko'd by lesser fighters, then it's time to mull retirement. he has to stop fighting the elite power punchers. Find some guys to fight who are still eltite, but with less power.

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    Quote Originally Posted by killersheep View Post
    Taylor's wins over Hopkins were more because Hopkins waited until the last 4 rounds to fight, moreso than Taylor being the better fighter.
    Agree.Have always thought Taylor was a TKO sitting on the doorstep for Hopkins late in the 1st fight.If any Hopkins fight made me horse...it was that one.His arrogance and coasting on greatness bit him on the azz.

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Quote Originally Posted by awdleyfuturehalloffamer View Post
    I can't call him a shell of a fighter since the only times he has been knocked out are by near prime elite super power punchers. When he starts getting ko'd by lesser fighters, then it's time to mull retirement. he has to stop fighting the elite power punchers. Find some guys to fight who are still eltite, but with less power.
    Froch is an elite power puncher? ok, lol! I suppose he put air on the canvas last night, but im not so sure about when it comes to hitting others!

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Sure, provided he trained right and had the same corner that got him the title, otherwise it's like the night he underestimated Pavlik.

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    Default Re: Would the Jermain Taylor that beat Hopkins have lost last night?

    Quote Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather View Post
    The taylor that fought hopkins was hungrier, undefeated, and more motivated. He would have beaten AA.

    The taylor that fought AA, only won 1 out of 4, and kayoed twice. He got what should have been expected.
    The Taylor that fought Hopkins still almost got knocked out in the 12th round. Not so sure it would have been a different result. 12th round KO for Abraham.
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