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    Default Re: How Good Did Bernard Hopkins Look Last Night ?

    I thought Bernard looked like his usual self, good performance overall imo.

    Bernard started slow which made the fight competitive early, To me it looked like Bernard was trying to get a few rounds in to shake the rust off.

    After round 4 Hopkins upped the workrate and took over.

    This wasn't a boring fight either, Hopkins took more chances than normal and his workrate from 5-12 was pretty decent.

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    Default Re: How Good Did Bernard Hopkins Look Last Night ?

    He started slow but then after round 5 just pulled away he dint look bad considering he is a 45 year old who hasn't fought for 13-14 month

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    Default Re: How Good Did Bernard Hopkins Look Last Night ?

    i had Hopkins taking every round but one after the 4th so basically 9 rounds to 3, and IMO came very close to stopping Ornelas last night, he looked good, but also Ornelas wasn't stupid and held a lot to not allow Hopkins to load up on shots after he felt that overhand right over and over, but B-Hop fought well on the inside and IMO beat the guy clearly, just not 120-109 clearly

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    He looked good thopugh I think it was more shots absorbed then known to be by the caliber of opp he faced Ornelas is not a world beater but managed to land some hard flush shots....

    Hopkins is still world classs without a doubt,,,,

    When he retires lets hope he does not open a travel agency...The people would never know where they will end up

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    Ex looked solid as always controling tempo and forced Ornelas to fight his fight.

    I'll say that as much as it was your typical Hop fight that I saw him get hit with more fush shots then I'm used to seeing. Ornelas did his best and looked better on the inside then one would expect. He got the better of Bernard on more then one occasion.

    What I'm wondering is how he's gonna get Haye in '10. Correct me if I'm wrong but there's a rematch clause in the Valuev contract and a mandatory with Ruiz, no? I could be wrong about the rematch clause but I thought so. If that's the case then Haye is sewn up throught he better part of '11 and I can't see him fighting for a HW bid at around 47 years old. I mean, if he wants his career ended by one of the Klitschkos then I guess he's earned it but that's exactly what would happen. I think a HW bid is a bad idea at this point. Hop has nothing more to prove.

    That being said, I'll say that the man still has a year or two in him. He still takes virtually no damage in the ring with very game guys and at virtually 45 can still wear down a 20 something with surprising ease.
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    Well I fell asleep at about the fifth round and I had Orenlas winning 3 to 1 to that point. I was shocked it looked like B-Hop was extremely slow. Than I started to watch the fifth and I was down until the Junior Seau show. So all and all I couldn't really give anything except he looked slow in those first four rounds. I'll probably watch it tonight.

    My man Danny Garcia is looking very good though on that undercard. I believe now he will step up the competition and we will all get introduced to this youngster. Great speed,power,ability and alot of amatuer expierence. De La Hoya has been saying his name quite often latley. I think we will a star from Philadelphia in another couple of years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fightfan View Post
    Well I fell asleep at about the fifth round and I had Orenlas winning 3 to 1 to that point. I was shocked it looked like B-Hop was extremely slow. Than I started to watch the fifth and I was down until the Junior Seau show. So all and all I couldn't really give anything except he looked slow in those first four rounds. I'll probably watch it tonight.

    My man Danny Garcia is looking very good though on that undercard. I believe now he will step up the competition and we will all get introduced to this youngster. Great speed,power,ability and alot of amatuer expierence. De La Hoya has been saying his name quite often latley. I think we will a star from Philadelphia in another couple of years.
    I think Garcia is a good prospect. Good pop. I found him to be rather flat footed but I'd like to see him against someone who doesn't drop both hands everytime they throw something. He's got good potential. It was an enjoyable opening bout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PRIDE OF BOSTON View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by The Fightfan View Post
    Well I fell asleep at about the fifth round and I had Orenlas winning 3 to 1 to that point. I was shocked it looked like B-Hop was extremely slow. Than I started to watch the fifth and I was down until the Junior Seau show. So all and all I couldn't really give anything except he looked slow in those first four rounds. I'll probably watch it tonight.

    My man Danny Garcia is looking very good though on that undercard. I believe now he will step up the competition and we will all get introduced to this youngster. Great speed,power,ability and alot of amatuer expierence. De La Hoya has been saying his name quite often latley. I think we will a star from Philadelphia in another couple of years.
    I think Garcia is a good prospect. Good pop. I found him to be rather flat footed but I'd like to see him against someone who doesn't drop both hands everytime they throw something. He's got good potential. It was an enjoyable opening bout.

    It is very funny though. Seeing Danny when he was 17 not a facial hair yet on his face, and was really making sparring partners who were men look like fools. I am just glad to see he is starting to get some air-time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fightfan View Post
    Well I fell asleep at about the fifth round and I had Orenlas winning 3 to 1 to that point. I was shocked it looked like B-Hop was extremely slow. Than I started to watch the fifth and I was down until the Junior Seau show. So all and all I couldn't really give anything except he looked slow in those first four rounds. I'll probably watch it tonight.

    My man Danny Garcia is looking very good though on that undercard. I believe now he will step up the competition and we will all get introduced to this youngster. Great speed,power,ability and alot of amatuer expierence. De La Hoya has been saying his name quite often latley. I think we will a star from Philadelphia in another couple of years.
    I'm liking Garcia alot man. Watched most of his fights lately and will try catch that one. I have heard a rumour from a guy over in the states though that I shouldn't get too excited about him but who knows.... I like him up to now, he's one of my fav prospects along with Danny O'Connor and Dean Byrne...

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    Quote Originally Posted by themacmagician View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by The Fightfan View Post
    Well I fell asleep at about the fifth round and I had Orenlas winning 3 to 1 to that point. I was shocked it looked like B-Hop was extremely slow. Than I started to watch the fifth and I was down until the Junior Seau show. So all and all I couldn't really give anything except he looked slow in those first four rounds. I'll probably watch it tonight.

    My man Danny Garcia is looking very good though on that undercard. I believe now he will step up the competition and we will all get introduced to this youngster. Great speed,power,ability and alot of amatuer expierence. De La Hoya has been saying his name quite often latley. I think we will a star from Philadelphia in another couple of years.
    I'm liking Garcia alot man. Watched most of his fights lately and will try catch that one. I have heard a rumour from a guy over in the states though that I shouldn't get too excited about him but who knows.... I like him up to now, he's one of my fav prospects along with Danny O'Connor and Dean Byrne...

    Danny O'Connor is easy to get excited about! I'm with ya on that one. Being from Mass, I'm able to catch his fights from time to time. Really good young prospect!
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