Arthur Abraham Shuts Up Edison Miranda And Me
To all "King" Arthur Abraham (27-0, 22 KOs), fans, I extend a heartfelt apology for predicting that he would lose to Edison "Pantera" Miranda (30-3, 26 KOs). It was obvious after round one, that Abraham was superior in terms of defense and ring generalship. Damn was I wrong. OK, enough of me beating myself up about my rare, [...]
Read More...Re-Enter Paul Williams, Exit Floyd Mayweather?
If you believed that Carlos "El Indio" Quintana’s first victory over Paul "the Punisher" Williams was a fluke, then their fight this past Saturday proved it. Like their first encounter, this fight started fast, with both fighters trading shots in the center of the ring. However, two things were very different this time around. Quintana, 25-2, [...]
Read More...I Told You! Calzaghe Simply Too Busy for Hopkins
On April 15, I told you to expect Joe Calzaghe to outwork Bernard Hopkins. The only thing that stopped my prediction from being 100% correct was the judge who scored the bout 114-113 in favor of Hopkins, making it a split decision win for Calzaghe, instead of the unanimous decision that I predicted. However, by no [...]
Read More...Pacquiao A Cut Above Marquez This Time Around
The last post I gave you ten reasons why Manny Pacquiao (46-3-2, 35 KOs) would defeat Juan Manuel Marquez (48-4-1, 35 KOs). In this post, I will give you two reasons why he did. Before I do, I must say that any fight including a Marquez brother (Rafael being the other) or Manny Pacquiao is [...]
Read More...Peter Blasts Maskaev in Six; Campbell Upsets Diaz
Before I bask in the glory of my latest successful big fight prediction, Samuel Peter knocking out Oleg Maskaev inside of eight rounds, I am obliged to discuss the undercard first. Nate Campbell’s (32-5, 25 KOs) bloody, hard-fought decision victory over Juan "Baby Bull" Diaz (33-1, 17 KOs) was the fight of the night. After several [...]
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