FNF thread for August 5th

[OumaFan]

Even though Coleman has the KD Paris definitely looks like the heavier puncher. Coleman looks like a guy with 5 KO's in 19 wins.

[Mars_ax]

Why on Earth would anyone want to stab and/or shoot Vernon Paris....I just can't imagine

They don't like that fucked up hat he wears.

[marbleheadmaui]

2-1 Paris. Am I nuts?

28-28.

[JazMerkin]

It's fascinating these two were trained by the Mayweathers. This fight LOOKS like the fights before WWI that went 20+ rounds. Slow pace, not a ton of movement, good upper body technique.

Old OLD school.

Exactly what I was thinking. I remember we were talking about the lack of great teachers when it comes to craft nowadays. This fight is showing what happens when you get taught that by those teachers. If this fight carrys on like this & lasts the full 10, I can already say it will be my personal FOTY. Some great skills on display.

[marbleheadmaui]

If everyone will just STAY at 140? That's one heck of a division.

manny really oughtta drop to 140 and go after those guys.

[El Kabong]

Sergio Mora isn't exactly the most critical guy. Everyone's world class.

That's one good thing about him, he's not hypercritical, but he can't be because he's a boxer and he sucks.

Paris reminds me of that douchebag that was on FNF a week or so ago that made the guy do the somersault

[Spicoli]

2-1 Paris. Am I nuts?

28-28.

Yes. And I also have Coleman up as well

[marbleheadmaui]

It's fascinating these two were trained by the Mayweathers. This fight LOOKS like the fights before WWI that went 20+ rounds. Slow pace, not a ton of movement, good upper body technique.

Old OLD school.

Exactly what I was thinking. I remember we were talking about the lack of great teachers when it comes to craft nowadays. This fight is showing what happens when you get taught that by those teachers. If this fight carrys on like this & lasts the full 10, I can already say it will be my personal FOTY. Some great skills on display.

The precision of their feet and hands is really, really good.

PS I said that BEFORE Sergio did!

[OumaFan]

Paris may be annoying with a mute worthy voice but he's not a bad fighter. Both guys are pretty competent.

[marbleheadmaui]

3-1 Paris

38-37

That last round was really tight though.

[JazMerkin]

It's fascinating these two were trained by the Mayweathers. This fight LOOKS like the fights before WWI that went 20+ rounds. Slow pace, not a ton of movement, good upper body technique.

Old OLD school.

Exactly what I was thinking. I remember we were talking about the lack of great teachers when it comes to craft nowadays. This fight is showing what happens when you get taught that by those teachers. If this fight carrys on like this & lasts the full 10, I can already say it will be my personal FOTY. Some great skills on display.

The precision of their feet and hands is really, really good.

PS I said that BEFORE Sergio did!

They're both reading each other so well. There was a great moment in that 4th when Paris threw a jab upstairs to drop a left hook to the body. Coleman had already brought his hands down to take that shot & come back with a little left uppercut. To read your opponents intentions like that is just fantastic, especially because it didn't look an obvious shot.

[El Kabong]

Oh an in honor of Floyd Sr....


The word of the day is: SARCADOSIS


Sergio I find you offensive ....yeah go out there and get beat decisively, I'd enjoy that!

[marbleheadmaui]

It's fascinating these two were trained by the Mayweathers. This fight LOOKS like the fights before WWI that went 20+ rounds. Slow pace, not a ton of movement, good upper body technique.

Old OLD school.

Exactly what I was thinking. I remember we were talking about the lack of great teachers when it comes to craft nowadays. This fight is showing what happens when you get taught that by those teachers. If this fight carrys on like this & lasts the full 10, I can already say it will be my personal FOTY. Some great skills on display.

The precision of their feet and hands is really, really good.

PS I said that BEFORE Sergio did!

They're both reading each other so well. There was a great moment in that 4th when Paris threw a jab upstairs to drop a left hook to the body. Coleman had already brought his hands down to take that shot & come back with a little left uppercut. To read your opponents intentions like that is just fantastic, especially because it didn't look an obvious shot.

It really is fun watching fighters THINK in the ring isn't it?

[Spicoli]

Colemans acting tired. He really telegraphs. Paris finds life and juuust misses some game changing right hands

[marbleheadmaui]

I'm at 3-2 Paris so the fight is even.