Bad Left Hook Live Boxing Results and Commentary: Fernando Guerrero v. Michael Walker
by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 9:17 PM EDT
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We'll be here tonight at 11pm EDT for a ShoBox event headlined by one of Bad Left Hook's favorite prospects, middleweight Fernando Guerrero. We'll also be talking about Friday Night Fights for the hour that the ESPN2 show is on prior to ShoBox.
Guerrero (17-0, 14 KO) is headlining again at the Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury, Maryland, where he's become a very successful regional draw. He'll take on veteran Michael "Midnight Stalker" Walker of Chicago. Walker (19-3-2, 12 KO) is a durable guy who has never been stopped, and gave Golden Boy's Daniel Jacobs some good work in May 2009 on the Hatton-Pacquiao undercard.
In the ShoBox co-feature, Akron's Shawn Porter (13-0, 10 KO) faces powerful Raul Pinzon (17-3, 16 KO) in an eight-round bout. Pinzon nearly upset Ricardo Torres last May before being stopped in the tenth. He was stopped in five last November by Mike Jones, and stopped in one round in December 2008 by Saul Alvarez. Unlike Walker, he's not the most durable guy, but he can be dangerous. Porter struggled a bit in February against tall, awkward southpaw Russell Jordan on Friday Night Fights, and is looking for a more impressive outing this time around. He'll be giving up a lot less height this time around if nothing else.
On Friday Night Fights, heavyweights Tony Thompson (33-2, 21 KO) and Owen "What the Heck?" Beck (29-4, 20 KO) meet in the 10-round main event from Memphis. In lightweight action, Philly's Hank Lundy (17-0-1, 10 KO) meets Georgian Tyrese Hendrix (18-0-1, 7 KO) in another 10-rounder.
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alright, FNF going live
Not gonna RBR these fights since we’ll be turning over to ShoBox in an hour, but I’m looking forward to Lundy-Hendrix.
Bad Left Hook
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Tessitore is acting like an American ranked in the heavyweight top 10 is amazingly rare. There are almost always at least three of them around.
Bad Left Hook
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"He can take those longs arm." - Teddy
And it starts….
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I’m not sure Teddy knows Thompson is almost 40.
Bad Left Hook
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"I ain't missin' him, am I?"
Okay, I love Hagler.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 10:03 PM EDT reply actions
Talk about going from an epic war to going in studio to B-Hop.
That’s the definition of turning it around 180 degrees.
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Hopkins is completely full of crap.
I’m liking him less and less.
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I think Thompson is arguably a top 5 heavyweight. Klitsckho I, Klitschko II, Haye … Chambers/Povetkin/Thompson? Whose better? Maybe Arreola. Adamek, if he’s really big enough to hang with the real heavies.
I think Thompson could give just about anyone but a Klitschko a hell of a hard time… which is why nobody wants to fight him. (Well, that and he doesn’t bring any $$)
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 10:10 PM EDT up reply actions
You can make the argument he should be top five. I think Chambers would out-quick him and that Povetkin is too technically sound, and that Arreola is strong enough to walk through his shots and eventually wear him down, but Thompson can fight and he’s a tough cookie with his height, reach and left-handedness.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Plus he gave WK a tough time for a little while back in July 2008
by Curtis72094 on Apr 16, 2010 10:16 PM EDT up reply actions
He did better than anyone else has since Wlad beat Peter.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:17 PM EDT up reply actions
He does have a style that most people don’t want to fight and manages to put leather on you… not a good combo if you want to go up in the rankings and have to face him.
"Boxing is dirty," said Casamayor. " The day I’m not ready to be a dirty fighter is the day I don’t fight anymore because it will mean that I have no heart for it anymore."
Al Bernstein on the young Floyd: “Floyd Mayweather is a power puncher. He can hurt you and knock you out with one punch.”
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At 130 especially, and he had plenty of power at 135 and IMO at 140. He’s still got underrated power that comes largely from his accuracy and speed, I’d say.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:26 PM EDT up reply actions
If you compare him to Mosley at 135… it would be laughable in my opinion…. Mosley was just beastly at lightweight… he has just stupid power at that weight.
"Boxing is dirty," said Casamayor. " The day I’m not ready to be a dirty fighter is the day I don’t fight anymore because it will mean that I have no heart for it anymore."
Oooooooohhhhhhhh ribs!
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Hank Lundy vs. Tyrese Hendrix kicks off FNF in the lightweight division
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eh, hell, I'll do Lundy-Hendrix
This shouldn’t last into the first ShoBox fight.
Bad Left Hook
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Down inside 20 seconds.
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Hendrix down again.
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Lundy-Hendrix R1
Lundy with a HARD jab that hurts Hendrix, and DOWN GOES HENDRIX on a big shot. Lundy falls off balance, but knocked down. I think we have a mismatch. Lundy looks like a killer. Everything he’s throwing is hard. Down goes Hendrix again on a clip shot! Good Lord — is Hank Lundy trying to be Marvin Hagler?
They are throwing serious leather, and 90% of it is coming from Lundy. 1:40 left, but Hendrix has settled in just a bit. Lundy ripping again. Teddy’s right, though. Lundy needs to settle down a little. Hendrix is staying away better now and not throwing wild shots back as he did early.
Hendrix with a big left, but then he slips. First round will actually end. Lundy missing a lot and wasting energy in the second half of the round.
Lundy 10-7
Bad Left Hook
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10-7 Lundy
They need to stop this fight. Hendrix is taking unnecessary shots and is being too brave for his own good…..you know Levander Johnson seemed fine in his final fight…..throw in the towel before Larry Merchant calls the commissioner DEMANDING this sham of a fight be stopped.
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Lundy-Hendrix R2
Lundy going back to his conventional stance this round. Hendrix is working the jab well to start this round, and Lundy isn’t getting a lot done anymore. Both have calmed down, but Lundy keeps making wild charges. He’s unleashing a ton of sweeping shots. AND HERE THEY GO! Hendrix finally feels he has no choice but to exchange finally, and then he finally holds on to slow it down. Lundy with a right to the body, and there’s another. Lundy is firing and Hendrix isn’t throwing back — well, there he goes. Hendrix is doing the best he can, but he’s been overmatched tonight.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 20-16
Bad Left Hook
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OH damn they brought back the slightly disturbing Just For Men commercials.
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R2 10- 9 Lundy, 20-16 Lundy
This one won’t last much longer.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:26 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Lundy-Hendrix R3
Lundy showboating now, and here he comes with wild body shots. Lundy snapping his jab off now, with Hendrix laying back. Lundy getting really cocky this round. Good lead right lands. Most of the round he’s been popping him with the jab almost at will.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 30-25
Bad Left Hook
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yes
Down south in the U.S., it’s really easy to fluff up a record.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:30 PM EDT up reply actions
R3 10-9 Lundy, 30-25 Lundy
Lundy just potshotting now, maybe taking a round off from throwing nonstop haymakers.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:30 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Lundy-Hendrix R4
Replay conclusively shows that the fight’s first knockdown was indeed a double knockdown. Too late now.
Something about Lundy’s cockiness is bugging me. He’s not really committing to the fight anymore. He settled down, which he should have, but he’s just walking around and throwing long, wild shots anymore. This is a clear mismatch in terms of polish for the two fighters — Lundy’s a lot further along in his development, though I don’t think Hendrix looks like a hopeless guy, either. Anyway, another Lundy round.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 40-34
Bad Left Hook
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If nothing else, Hendrix has some decent movement, and he’s dodging or rolling with a lot of shots. On the other hand, he’s getting caught with a lot of shots, and is doing jack for offense.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
And, as we all know, only in Zen Boxing can you win by not punching.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 10:37 PM EDT up reply actions
R4 10-9 Lundy, 40-34 Lundy
More of the same.
I’ll watch and RBR the Thompson fight.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:34 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
I hear Hank Lundy is another member of the grunt club
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indeed
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:37 PM EDT up reply actions
Antowain Smith.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 10:42 PM EDT up reply actions
Antwone Smith, the king of the grunt club.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:42 PM EDT up reply actions
Antwone is absurd. But he does not have FWAH!
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:43 PM EDT up reply actions
One of his opponents (Henry Crawford maybe?)
Was a grunter too. It was a loud fight.
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Yeah this fight is tailing off now. Lundy obviously prefers showboating over finishing the fight
Must have learned from Anderson Silva…
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Lundy-Hendrix R5
Lundy pressing a bit more in the first minute of the fifth round, but then he lays off the gas again. Tyrese Hendrix is doing zilch offensively at this point, seemingly content to survive. I think his wheels are spinning, but he has no clue how to attack this guy without getting hit himself, which is fair because every time he opens up, Lundy does punish him. Lundy has him in the corner now — but lets him out.
“He’s the dog, and he’s makin’ Hendrix act like the cat. Hendrix is scratchin’ n’ clawin’, but Lundy’s lookin’ to eat ’im.”
…best boxing commentary fucking ever. I can’t even begin to describe how much I like that line.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 50-43
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R5 10-9 Lundy, 50-43 Lundy
Lundy with hands at hips, potshotting and winging wild body shots, but landing well.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:39 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Where the hell is this
I don’t recognize that ref at all
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Memphis
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:40 PM EDT up reply actions
"I don't know if Hendrix is good at playing the guitar, but...."
Teddy is a gold mine.
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Lundy-Hendrix R6
Oh good, Teddy found a 10-10 round to score in the fifth despite Lundy clearly winning that round.
And Hendrix goes down again on another flurry. Over two minutes left. They should consider stopping this — the corner, I mean. This is over. Hendrix is hopelessly behind and can’t do anything. Lundy just banging away at him, ripping to the body. Hendrix, bless his heart, is firing back. I know he’s losing badly, and he’s outclassed, but damn, he’s got some guts, and I really do think there might be some future there.
Lundy fighting left-handed is better than Lundy fighting righty. Teddy said he’s a natural lefty — it shows.
Hendrix’s pants are falling down now. This poor guy can’t get a break. Hendrix is getting hammered now. But here he comes back again! This is a damn fun round.
Lundy 10-8
Lundy 60-51
Seriously, the corner should think about this one.
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Tessitore....both fighters are unbeaten. Of course Hendrix is standing in front of the unbeaten Hank Lundy.
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R6 10-8 Lundy, 60-51 Lundy
Not to go all Lamps/Merchant, but Hendrix is starting to take some punishment here…might be time to think about calling it.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:42 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Hendrix's girlfriend
needs to shut up and put on a bra
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Or at least I assume that's his girlfriend who keeps screaming at him from the 4th row
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Lundy-Hendrix R7
They had a close-up on Lundy’s face coming out of the corner — he had a look like, “Really? You’re coming back out?” Then he just started punching.
Hendrix starting to rip away on the ropes, and Lundy fighting back now. Lundy back to the righty stance, where he’s way less aggressive. Hendrix stalking this round. He’s also covering up better this round and landing better. It’s hard to say this is his best round — he really wasn’t that bad in the two rounds he got knocked down, he got knocked down because he was going for it. Lundy halfway takes the round off, and I give it to Hendrix just barely. But you can easily see it for Lundy. Ugh, I see it for Lundy again. I just wanted to give Hendrix a round. :(
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 70-60
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R7 10-9 Lundy, 70-60 Lundy
Lundy is slowing, but still win the round. Hendrix did enough to let him fight on.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:46 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Speaking of Lundy's last fight
Richard Abril has some horrible luck. I thought he beat Breidis Prescott, and he scored a knockdown en route to a split decision loss in his last one.
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General Patton? Good god.
ESPN or HBO would really improve their coverage by signing Sean O’Grady.
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Lundy-Hendrix R8
Lundy back to the southpaw stance this round. Right hook clips Hendrix. Lundy fighting cocky again. He’s fucking Jekyll and Hyde. Right handed he’s mild mannered. Left handed he’s like Roy Jones against Pazienza. Now he’s back to righty. Hendrix just isn’t pressing. He really should.
Lundy hanging onto the top rope and firing away with his free hand. Referee completely misses or ignores it.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 80-69
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R8 10-9 Lundy, 80-69 Lundy
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:50 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
His backside
Didn’t help much though.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
Lundy-Hendrix R9
Hendrix coming o0ut and SWINGING! And here comes Lundy right back at him. Lundy spins him and here we go. And now they slow down. Hendrix hits on the break blatantly. Lundy back to lefty. And there goes Showboat Hank. Good shots from Lundy. Hendrix started the round fast, got deterred, and hasn’t been able to come back. Big left hand from Lundy. Lundy gets caught with a wild shot from Hendrix and stumbled, but all on balance, I thought. Bell sounds, let’s see what Hendrix has in the 10th. I say go balls out.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 90-78
Which, come to think of it and his trunk troubles, Hendrix might go balls out literally.
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ME WANT
sandwich made out of chicken, mmmmmm
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The Double Down should be remembered as the day fast food simply went way too fucking far
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:55 PM EDT up reply actions
You know you want one
Just admit it.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:56 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I truly do not.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 10:56 PM EDT up reply actions
Communist
You some kinda unamurikan?
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:01 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I ate a triple Baconator once. I can’t handle that shit anymore. I felt like I was going to shit my intestines out.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:05 PM EDT up reply actions
Toss some shrimp on that thing and it’s possibly the least kosher meal in history.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 10:57 PM EDT up reply actions
At least it gives depressed people a new suicide option.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 10:59 PM EDT up reply actions
BACON!!!CHICKEN!!!CHEESE!!!
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:55 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
R9 10-9 Lundy, 90-78 Lundy
Nice shot by Hendrix late there…bout time
he got inside of those looping shots by Lundy.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:54 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
PANTS ON THE GROUND! PANTS ON THE GROUND!
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
Other reasons hes lookin like a fool
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Lundy-Hendrix R10
Hendrix doesn’t seem to see any good reason to go for broke. That’s too bad. Hendrix spends most of the round with his pants falling off, and he doesn’t try to win the fight. He survives. I think there’s something with him, but he’s not close to there yet. It’s all raw still.
Lundy 10-9
Lundy 100-87
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R10 10-9 Lundy, 100-87 Lundy.
More fun than the score suggests, though.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 10:59 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
If anyone wants to report the Lundy-Hendrix scores, go nuts. I’m on ShoBox now.
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98-90
100-88
99-88
LUNDY
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:02 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Lundy vs. Hendrix OFFICIAL SCORECARDS
98-90
100-88
99-88
Hank Lundy wins by unanimous decision
The ring announcer for some reason posted the losing scores first…(e.g 90-98).
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98-90
100-88
99-88
Lundy by UD. For some reason, the announcer announced the scores as “90-98, 89-100, 88-99.” Very weird.
Y’ever been to Tennessee? They’re weird people.
I kid, potential Tennesseeans. You’re great.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Scott Christ, are you listening to Bernard Hopkins right now on ESPN2???
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
He seems to genuinely
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:11 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
He seems to genuinely like Pavlik.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:11 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Indeed. I remember him giving Kelly what seemed like honest and sincere advice right after the fight. “BEND YA KNEES!” Then he said something like, “If I have to come up there with a bat to get you to the gym, I will.” Told Kelly he could be a “bad motherfucker.”
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:12 PM EDT up reply actions
If not
It is a shame. I really think you miss the best parts of Bernard. It is a shame. Like that frog in the box in the old cartoons.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
The singing one?
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:08 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, the singing frog Hello My Baby
That is SC and Hopkins to me.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
I was enjoying B-Hop earlier. I love the guy as an analyst.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:09 PM EDT up reply actions
No you missed good stuff after the fight.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
hahaha
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:10 PM EDT up reply actions
I watch that cartoon every year
In hopes the frog DOES sing in front of the talent agent (or in the theater).
Instead, the man ends up broke and homeless.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:11 PM EDT up reply actions
I’m genuinely interested in both these ShoBox fights. I figure the prospects both cruise, but that there’s a chance both of them could have some real problems. Pinzon’s power is no joke, but his chin stinks.
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Kraft Tex/Mex cheese?
Because when I think quesadilla, I think using Kraft cheese.
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I really like Tony Thompson. Seems like a good guy.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:09 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
I love What The Heck as a nickname. Better than Sugar Poo. But I am rooting for Tony T, here.
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-- Fritzie Zivic
Wonder what the nickname would be for someone with a name like Joe Buck.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:11 PM EDT up reply actions
The Insufferable Windbag, most likely
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 11:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Or "pompous douchebag"
….Joe “INNING OVER” Buck.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:13 PM EDT up reply actions
JETER.
INNING OVER.
YANKEES COMING TO BAT.
A-ROD!
(commercials)
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:15 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Joe the TRUCK BUCK
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
HERE COMES TEDDY
BANG AND THEN WHEN HE PULLS BACK BANG AND THEN BANG. CONTROL DISTANCE!!!
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
And here to help me with this is Jim Lampley
BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG!!!
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:13 PM EDT up reply actions
I love Thompson’s lead left hook to the body. It is a good punch. I wish he got started earlier.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
Lead right hook
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
Porter-Pinzon R1
Porter dominating the first minute. Pinzon looks very flabby up at middleweight. About 30 seconds left in the round, and PINZON IS DOWN AND OUT ON A RIGHT HAND!
Good NIGHT.
Shawn Porter KO-1
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Was Pinzon at middleweight?
This fight was supposed to be at 150.
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They wound up raising the limit. Porter weighed in at 158 1/2, Pinzon at 161.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:21 PM EDT up reply actions
R1 10-8 Thompson.
Beck trying to jab. Tony with a left. And another. Nice hook by Tony…Beck staggered. Beck to the body now. And down goes beck!!!! He’s up…but can he make it out of the round? Yes. Beck looks awful.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:15 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Beck is outclassed
And really just outgunned, outsped and out everything. I thought TT rust would keep Beck up for eight, but now not so much.
"My God, kids today think that the laces are for tying up the gloves."
-- Fritzie Zivic
Owen Beck is a really clumsy boxer.
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Where's Duck?
It’s not a Guerrero fight without him.
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Sorry, don't have Shotime
and with the Orioles playing the way there are, there was much beer to be drunk.
"I strongly suggest watching the O’s play while on a powerful, legal, prescribed narcotic. All the COLORS!!!!! and that Dempsey really makes sense. " - Adam double bubble
R2 10-9 Beck, 19-18 Thompson.
Tony blocking Beck well. Now they clinch. Beck throwing looping shots. Getting ugly here, now here comes Beck a bit. Beck landing with the right. Right hand now by TT. Ugly, but I actually like Beck there.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:20 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
ooh, more Ji-Hoon Kim coming soon. Niiiiiiice.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 11:20 PM EDT reply actions
Yeah, I’m pumped. I like that dude a lot.
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by Scott Christ on Apr 16, 2010 11:21 PM EDT up reply actions
Plus he's always on the same cards with Provodnikov
who’s exciting as well
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i really like Provodnikov
a full action fighter,he proves that all eastern european fighter aint boring
by Curtis72094 on Apr 16, 2010 11:25 PM EDT up reply actions
If Thompson is kicking Beck's butt
It shows what a mirage Manuel Charr is. Beck was schooling Charr for stretches before Beck tired out and got KOed.
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Beck Thompson is uglier than Rosier O’D. Has What The Heck ever fought a southpaw in his life?
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Nope. This is actually a first for him.
The Seahawks have traded my signature to the Detroit Lions for a 6th round draft pick.
by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:21 PM EDT up reply actions
Thompson throws a LOT of those shitty Tye Fields arm punches
Every so often he’ll mix a real punch in there though
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BUT TONY'S JAB COULDN'T BREAK WIND
And without that in your arsenal, you will have trouble winning a title.
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I don't know too many arms that can fart
Maybe this one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tI4CbCniBI
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R3 10-9 Thompson, 29-27 Thompson.
Nice right by TT, asserting himself a but now. Beck to the body, but doing no damage. 1-2 by TT. Chopping right now fromTT. Beck now throwing a bit, but not effectively. TT round.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:24 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Thompson TKO4 Beck
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Beck's corner throws in the towel.
Tony Thompson TKO 4
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There's the towel.
Impressive by Thompson, even if Beck’s shot.
by Verklemptomaniac on Apr 16, 2010 11:27 PM EDT reply actions
Big left from Tony…beck is gassed. Left hook by TT. Nice chopping right by TT. Beck doing zilch. Thompson starting to unload on Beck. Beck in trouble!!! And in comes the towel!!!
TKO 4 Thompson.
by The Boxer Rebellion on Apr 16, 2010 11:27 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
But 1000 times more violent.
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by SSreporters on Apr 16, 2010 11:29 PM EDT up reply actions
Michael Walker is beating himself up before the fight even starts
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Ooh, a spinal implant sponsorship
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Does this mean the marketing people did their job for pulling them as a sponsor? Or did they do a horrible job and had to settle for a spinal implant sponsorship?
by Delmarvalous Tom on Apr 16, 2010 11:34 PM EDT up reply actions
Guerrero just grew an inch evidently
By the time he’s fighting for a title, they’ll list him at 6’0"
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Guerrero-Walker R1
Walker pushing Guerrero into the corners pretty easily to start the fight. Walker warned early for using his head. Guerrero staying fairly busy, but not throwing with much intent. Walker’s a very tough guy, but he’s also doing nothing so far. Walker gets inside again, Guerrero covering up and lands a HARD uppercut, and Walker may be hurt! Guerrero with a HARD left! Walker feeling these shots. Guerrero has him trapped in the corner and is landing some very good punches. Walker getting DOMINATED down the stretch of the round. Very good way to close the round by Guerrero, and the awesome Salisbury crowd comes alive. If this kid keeps getting better, he’s already got a serious fanbase to start climbing up the ladder.
Guerrero 10-9
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Guerrero-Walker R2
Walker charging in the opening moments with body shots. Guerrero gets him in the corner again, and here he goes with more big shots. Walker with his hands high, but he’s getting pounded on. Camera just got hit. Walker is not throwing at all. He won’t hold. This is going to get stopped. Walker misses a very slow left hook. FOUR uppercuts in a row. Walker has no idea how to hold on. Finally they stop the fucking assault as the doctor has to come in there and end it. The referee should have stopped that. Walker just got absolutely pummeled.
Fernando Guerrero TKO-2
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Walker’s emotional, but if he wants to be Guy That Never Got Stopped, he really should have punched back or clinched at any point. He took about 50 unanswered shots. The referee gave him MORE than enough rope.
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There's blood on the camera lens
Guerrero actually punched the camera at one point as well.
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Da-yum!
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Pavlik-Martinez
Seems as if I heard Teddy Atlas say he was picking Sergio over Kelly,…that settles it. Pavlik wins.
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