Re: ~ JMM vs. PAC II ~ The card is begining to shape up really nice.

Originally Posted by
CutMeMick

Originally Posted by
bikersk

Originally Posted by
CutMeMick

Originally Posted by
superheavyrhun
Any news on whether one of the British broadcasters have picked this up yet?
I haven't read/seen anything on this...
But if you got Sop chances are it'll be on there.

Originally Posted by
bikersk
Well even if he doesn't win at least we can make beavis and butthead remerks about his name - turd sak..................
CC#67 on me for making me laugh... That S***! was funny.
NP glad you got a laugh. Have a CC back. Thanks for mentioning them also it makes the card more interesting to watch with some background on the fighters as I don't know much about these guys.
Well I give it a go and throw some info. your way.
Luevanos been carried along well as far as matchups go for the better part of his early career I really thought good things about him but somewhere along the lines I just lost interest and he seemed to be content with just fighting the same quality of opposition and not moving forward much. He then goes on to get out hustled by Honorio in a fight which he should have won with ease... When he beat Cruz for the NABO title again I wasn't impressed and he seemed to tire out late in the fight. I was completely sure, I mean 100% sure he'd loose to Cook. I had seen both fighters and thought it'd be a walk in the park for Cook to my surprise that was not the same Luevano I had previously seen. I battered Cook and beat 'em well. No question marks. He showed loads of improvement from the Cruz fight in 2006 to his last fight against Davis. He boxed well and showed lot's of slickness in the ring. Not sure how much you know on Terdsak, but hes more known for his fight against JMM in 2006. JMM TKO'd him in 7 rounds but not before he clobbered JMM and left him with a puffy eye and a pretty bruised up face. Terdsak has the punchers chance here and if he can land his devastating Left Straight punch it will make for an interesting fight both Southpaws I'm just hyped up for this one.
Diaz, I've never been a fan of the guy and to be honest I never thought much about him. I think the Morales fight was pretty damn! close. It could have gone either way IMO. He won and that's that. The main reason why I've never like Diaz is because in 2006 he got what IMO is one of THE if not THE worst decision I've ever seen when he was awarded a gift decision over Silverio Ortiz. I wish I would have recorded that fight. I've been looking for this fight ever since so I could upload it on YouTube cause honestly it's that bad. I think it's worst then Gainer over Navarro deicision which was horrible also. Anyway! in the fight Ortiz out punched out brawled out everything... Wining the rounds on agression and landing the harder punches while Diaz did score Ortiz was always the agressor. Diaz lot's of hear and determination in the Morales fight I'll give 'em that. Soto on the other hand is jumping up in weight after the Guzman fight. I'm not so sure how well that will go as jumping up in weight isn't always easy. Sotos skilled but I'm afraid he's not World Class as it was once thought to be. He showed lot's of weakneses in the ring and was completely outclassed by Guzman.
Cheers, thanks Mick. I like Ortiz. Saw him recently and was impressed. And i caught the Guzman Soto fight too. Guzman looked good there.
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