What Do You Fighters Think About Danny Jacobs?

**nyc champ** · 12-19-2009 04:29 AM

I Think He Can be the next middle weight champ Under The Wing Of De La Hoya.

**holmcall** · 12-19-2009 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by nyc champ

I Think He Can be the next middle weight champ Under The Wing Of De La Hoya.

Me too, but he better fight soon.

**nyc champ** · 12-31-2009 02:24 AM

Originally Posted by holmcall

Originally Posted by nyc champ

I Think He Can be the next middle weight champ Under The Wing Of De La Hoya.

Me too, but he better fight soon.

yea its been a while since his last fight, i didnt wana start a new thread regarding jacobs so i just put it on here,

do you fighters think he shouldve been in the super 6 tournament?

**gest12645** · 12-31-2009 02:46 AM

at this point, he'd get beat by any of the super 6, even Taylor and Froch ( as much as i don't like him , his style is made for Jacobs)

**SaltyBacon** · 12-31-2009 02:56 AM

he's a offensive juggernaut but i want to see him in a tough fight but clearly a great young fighter

**BoxingGorilla** · 12-31-2009 03:24 AM

What Do You Fighters Think About Danny Jacobs?

Are you asking Kid Thunder or AdamGB? Choose wisely.

**Taeth** · 12-31-2009 04:55 AM

I see the same problem with DAwson, Berto, Jacobs, Ortiz, Khan, Dirrell, etc.

The problem with 98% of the modern prospects and this may be how it is in all eras is that they are brilliant or really good in one aspect or even a few, but none of them are the full package. One of the huge problems I see is that they are all relatively easy to hit. I am amazed considering the athletic quality and even skill level of these guys that none of them have that intuitive quality that came in so much abundance over the past 20 years from Mayweather, RJJ, prime TOney, Leonard, Benitez, Whitaker, Hopkins. Maybe I am expecting too much but I see a lot of guys with all the qualities except that one, and it often makes them look inept in the ring. I think guys with the potential for it are Ward, maybe Andrade, and a few of the cubans though I think right now the most instinctive prospect and still IMO the best one is Guillermo Rigondeaux. I know he is older, but he is so much more developed than guys like Berto who a couple of years younger, but way behind in experience and composure.

**CFH** · 12-31-2009 05:02 AM

While he lacks power, he has a ton of talent. I'm a big fan of his and I think he'll learn a ton from the Ishe Smith fight. I would be somewhat surprised if he didn't hold a belt at some point.