Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.

TheLukieBaby

TheLukieBaby

Pro
Joined
Apr 30, 2012
Messages
1,886
Reputation
-20
Daps
1,638
anyone think anything of Virgil Hunter talking about the judges?

Virgil Hunter was dismayed by what he saw last night at the Chavez-Vera fight, not only by what happened in the ring and on our TV sets, but by what he saw happening near the judges at ringside during the fight.

Last night's controversy may get even more controversial if these comments from trainer Virgil Hunter go anywhere, which they probably will not. But don't ignore this: Virgil Hunter has no reason to say any of this for his own benefit, and no reason to try and tear down the Chavez or Top Rank teams, or anything of that nature.

When asked by Chris Robinson of HustleBoss.com what he thought of last night's Chavez-Vera fight, which Chavez won via highly questionable decision, Hunter first said what everyone was thinking -- that it's a shame Vera bothered to try so hard since it didn't matter -- and also said he saw some suspicious activity by the judges at ringside.

"It's sad, man. I mean, really sad. I thought Vera won the fight convincingly. What can you say? He outhustled him, he outworked him. Junior threw one punch at a time. I gave Junior the last round. That was his biggest round. It's sad, man. I feel sorry for Vera and Ronnie (Shields) and everybody," Shields said.

"Look, you work hard, make all these sacrifices, take all this punishment in camp. The money, the name and all this stuff, is gonna speak. It's unfortunate. So when you hear these people saying, 'boxing is this, boxing is that,' they're right, man. They're right."

He continued, "I saw some things going on around the ring. I don't even wanna discuss it. Made me wanna puke. I saw some people standing over the judges. It was unbelievable to me. I don't wanna discuss it. I don't want to get into that, because I'm in the sport. My heart goes out to Bryan Vera."
Click to expand...
 
firemanBk

firemanBk

The Manslayer
Joined
May 2, 2012
Messages
15,106
Reputation
1,691
Daps
41,687
Reppin
Brooklyn
TheLukieBaby said:
anyone think anything of Virgil Hunter talking about the judges?


Click to expand...

What's there to think about?

This was the most obvious 'judges paid off to protect name fighter' decision since Rios/Abril. The score cards are all over the place ffs, they couldn't even agree on what rounds Jr. won
 
SuikodenII

SuikodenII

Where's Suikoden VI??????
Joined
May 4, 2012
Messages
13,630
Reputation
2,321
Daps
23,319
TheLukieBaby said:
anyone think anything of Virgil Hunter talking about the judges?


Click to expand...

I think for all the effort the FBI went through trying to tear down baseball for the PEDs and Basketball for the Tim Donaghue situation and not even attempting to touch boxing......this shyt is dirtier than we could even imagine :sadcam:
 
patscorpio

patscorpio

It's a movement
Staff member
Supporter
Joined
Apr 30, 2012
Messages
120,012
Reputation
11,555
Daps
248,558
Reppin
MA/CT/Nigeria #byrdgang #RingGangRadio
synistr said:
“The Pittsburgh Kid,” undefeated former world champion Paul Spadafora (48-0-1, 19 KOs) will likely take on Johan “El Terrible” Perez (17-1-1, 12 KOs) on November 30th for the WBA’s interim championship at welterweight. The fight will top a Golden Boy Promotions card at the Mountaineer Casino in Chester, West Virginia, site of Spadafora’s last three outings. No TV details announced yet.

There is speculation that fight could lead to Golden Boy Promotions bringing Spadafora into the fold as a possible undefeated opponent for Floyd “Money” Mayweather. Several years ago there was a sparring session between Spadafora and Mayweather in which Spadafora got the better of it. Also Spadafora’s undefeated streak is longer than Floyd’s, so there are multiple story lines.

its funny because I was thinking about this....the only thing is, Spady waited too long to get back in the picture...he needs a high profile win. also....I saw that sparring session with Floyd. :usure: think it was his first day back in the gym...and this is when he was fighting at a lower weight and wasnt really in top fighting form.
that sparring session means absolutely shyt. :comeon:
Click to expand...

spaddy...its amazing that with all his problems that he's still undefeated (although i still maintain that dorin beat him)...but hey if he's going to make a final focused run....more power to him
 
surv2syn

surv2syn

The Culture
Supporter
Joined
Aug 24, 2012
Messages
12,113
Reputation
2,600
Daps
22,204
Reppin
NULL
surv2syn

surv2syn

The Culture
Supporter
Joined
Aug 24, 2012
Messages
12,113
Reputation
2,600
Daps
22,204
Reppin
NULL
also...Vera may have strayed low a time or two...but most of his shots were on the belt and Jr was complaining durring and after the fight about it. had the nerve to say Vera doesnt deserve a rematch because he clearly beat him. all I saw him do was land a punch or two every round. thats it.
the thing that pisses me off is when I bet on shyt like this. its like taking money out of my pocket too! Once in a blue it works out....I bet that Bradley would beat Pac so I won some chips on that shyt...but I felt in my heart that Bradley lost. :yeshrug:
 
SuikodenII

SuikodenII

Where's Suikoden VI??????
Joined
May 4, 2012
Messages
13,630
Reputation
2,321
Daps
23,319
http://www.boxingscene.com/chavez-i-still-make-160-pounds-ill-fight-anyone--70117
By Luis Sandoval

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr had his hands full with Brian Vera Saturday night but he also had a battle before he stepped in the ring with the weight scale. The fight with Vera was originally contracted at a catch weight of 162 pounds and then upped a second time to the super middleweight limit of 168. That still wasn’t enough as the fight was ultimately adjusted a third time with the final weight being 173 pounds.

Leading up to the fight with Vera, Chavez made it clear he could still make 160 pounds and would fight there again should the right meaningful fight present itself. After seeing him have trouble to even meet the 168 pound limit, it’s become obvious the days of Chavez fighting at 160 pounds are over, right?

Well according to Chavez himself, he still believes he can still get down to 160 if he really had to for the right fight.

“No, every time it’s hard to make 160 but I can make that weight. Its hard work but I would [make] the sacrifice for the title. Maybe I’ll fight at 168 too. Today I felt very good. I felt my legs more healthy. My legs were very good, felt much better also with my movement” Chavez would tell BoxingScene.

With a Vera match out of the question, Chavez still has plenty of options awaiting him at 168 and even 160 should he choose to go that route. Chavez would like to get right back into the ring after his layoff and fight in December if his injury to his right hand permits.

Ultimately, the weight he fights at will all depend on the opponents who are presented to him.

“It all depends on the offers that are there. I’m open to fight whoever. A fight for a title at 160 or whatever my promoter presents to us. [A fight with Andre Ward], I want to face the best” said Chavez.
Click to expand...
:dwillhuh:
 
NormanConnors

NormanConnors

Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
Joined
May 1, 2012
Messages
29,564
Reputation
5,308
Daps
60,587
Reppin
Detroit
synistr said:
“The Pittsburgh Kid,” undefeated former world champion Paul Spadafora (48-0-1, 19 KOs) will likely take on Johan “El Terrible” Perez (17-1-1, 12 KOs) on November 30th for the WBA’s interim championship at welterweight. The fight will top a Golden Boy Promotions card at the Mountaineer Casino in Chester, West Virginia, site of Spadafora’s last three outings. No TV details announced yet.

There is speculation that fight could lead to Golden Boy Promotions bringing Spadafora into the fold as a possible undefeated opponent for Floyd “Money” Mayweather. Several years ago there was a sparring session between Spadafora and Mayweather in which Spadafora got the better of it. Also Spadafora’s undefeated streak is longer than Floyd’s, so there are multiple story lines.

its funny because I was thinking about this....the only thing is, Spady waited too long to get back in the picture...he needs a high profile win. also....I saw that sparring session with Floyd. :usure: think it was his first day back in the gym...and this is when he was fighting at a lower weight and wasnt really in top fighting form.
that sparring session means absolutely shyt. :comeon:
Click to expand...

:russ:yeah Floyd was out of shape, only time I've seen him with a gut. It wasn't like he got his ass whooped or nothing.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top