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Bute hits at least as hard as Abraham an is faster. Can he cope with pressure and Abraham's high guard? it is to be seen. as for Ward, both are very fast, it would be a very very good fight to see actually and I am certain that we'll see Lucian against either of these guys in a close PPV from home in a near future somewhere in 2010 as well.
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Well Ward and Abraham both factor into the second round of the tournament which is the best money they can get, they should be tied up past 2010. Also it's pretty hard to say Bute hits as hard as Abraham, I don't believe that he is just a clean accurate puncher, not a pure power puncher like Abraham has developed into.
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Look how he floored Zuniga, Andrade or even the normally very durable Egyptian Magician Kabari Salem, Bute hits like a truck, 2 of the fights he did could have ended up via K.O but he had problem at the time and made him fight with more padded gloves (from what I recall from the interviews). If he doesn't hit as hard as Abraham, I promise you he's in the same league of hitter without the shadow of a doubt. 25 fights, 20 K.O against some tough mofo's, that's quite good actually.
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I think Dirrell even schools Bute
Bute was great against the limited Andrade
But Ward, Abraham & Dirrell
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I'm a Bute fan and have been long before this fight. I won't be jumping on the best in division train or trying to argue such a point. He's proven he has something people thought he didn't, the ability to close out a fight with power. He's got a ways to go yet and a hell of a tough division to get through before he can be considered the best in it. Time will tell but I like what I see.
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He would have a shot versus Abraham, definitely. Abraham is going to simply get outmoved and outhustled one of these days in much the same fashion as Kessler. Unlike Kessler though Abraham is just a bundle of explosive power and when he opens up and 'uncoils' as Al Bernstein said, he's dangerous whether he lands or not. However just like Kessler he isn't a great mover, he doesn't fight on the inside and he fights off his heels. We'll know a great deal more about Abraham in the Dirrell fight imo. Taylor just doesn't have enough offensive weaponry at this point to keep Abraham off him, just the same repetitive attack over and over. Dirrell should mix it up at times and if he can avoid being KO'd, I give him a very good shot at the scorecards, especially in the States.
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