I think Ward wins a UD, as for Froch-Johnson yea i expect a great fight. Johnson always brings it, and i expect some great moments in that fight.
I think Ward wins a UD, as for Froch-Johnson yea i expect a great fight. Johnson always brings it, and i expect some great moments in that fight.
Ward wins by TKO or TD in the middle-to-late rounds. Abraham winning here would be more shocking to me than JuanMa losing to Salido.
As far as the Froch v. Johnson scrap, it's a closer fight, I favor Froch now, but Johnson is a live underdog and may take him to deep waters before Froch pulls it out for a decision win. I'd be surprised if he stopped Johnson. I may take a Johnson bet actually on this one depending on the odds. Fenster?
I think it depends on how Abe & Ward matchup in the ring, and what version of AA shows up. If the Abe that fought Dirrell shows up, he's in for a long night against Ward. AA does have decent power, and that could be a game changer.
BTW, I don't see Ward knocking Abraham out or stopping him (unless it's on cuts from headbutts), and it wouldn't be that big of shock if Abraham won, Ward is far from unbeatable.
Last edited by Mars_ax; 05-04-2011 at 03:51 PM.
Normally I'd back Abraham in this one, but I want to see Froch-Ward and not a Froch-Abraham rematch in the final. That's assuming Froch gets by Johnson, which isn't a foregone conclusion by any means. I think it could be a little ugly but Ward should win a comfortable decision.
Rant, the best odds I can find on Johnson are 333 (10/3) for him to win outright, 550 (11/2) for him on points and 850 (17/2) for a KO/TKO. That's just from a quick look on oddschecker though, somewhere else might have better odds
I respectfully disagree with some of what you said. As to the outcome of the fight, I believe Abraham will lose a technical decision, a la what happened to Kessler when he fought Ward, or his corner will throw in the towel in the middle-later rounds because he so far down on points and isn't showing them anything. I would be impressed if Ward actually knocked out Abraham.
Ward successfully stifled the offenses of both Kessler and Bika and Green who are all naturally bigger men than Abraham. I don't see how he won't also prevent Abraham from getting off his punches. Abraham had power at 160, but I haven't been convinced that power translated well into 168. Moreover, whereas Abraham is coming off of a bad loss, Ward is coming off of a solid win. I believe this is a blow out in the making.
Arthur will not be knocked out, Abraham is king. He can be beaten, my biggest concern is... will the fight be on may 14. Abraham for life, he symbolizes more than fight, cause in his precieved weakness he finds strength. I think that is something that every scrapper, hound dog, back alley mutt, workin to the bone guy can relate to. Go Abraham. Go Abraham. Go Abraham.
Despite my dislike for Ward as a sportsman, there is an inherent pointlessness (not to mention anti-climax) of another Abraham/Froch bout.
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bump..
Come on guys, no love for Abraham vs. Ward next saturday? I mean just because the fight will probably be an ugly foulfest, and suck ass is no reason not to watch it, hell, the "SOG" might be the next big thing in boxing.
Showtime will likely show the all new trimmed down version of "Criscoball" Arreola vs. Nagy Aguilera on the undercard, let's rock and roll!
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