Judah IS back

Judah fought a careful fight, took few chances and wisely after suffering a
brutal KO. At times he seemed unfocused, but probably due to the ease of his
win. I see no reason that he can't climb back up again in short order.

Robert B
NY

fixed.

On 13 Jul 2003 12:08:01 GMT, bobsprit@aol.com (Bobsprit) thus spake:

I find Judah to be overrated and a punk. His fight was a good
sedative.

Todd

I see one reason: He may have an opponent who is there to fight. Corley was
a *huge* disappointment. I thought he had more in him than that. The son of
a bitch wouldn't throw. What the hell was that about?

I take nothing from Judah. He fought as well as he had to. It was pretty
much like the Junior (ptui!) Witter "fight." It wasn't a very good fight
because Corley, like Witter, didn't want to fight. Put Judah in there with
Vivian Harris or Ricky Hatton and we'll have a better idea of what he can
do.
--
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It's called "taking a dive".

Proof? Evidence? Nah, this is Usenet.
--
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On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 12:49:17 -0700, "Ivan Weiss"
<ivan.weiss@centurytel.net> thus spake:

The phrase that bothers me here is "He fought as well as he had to."
Reminds me of another fighter who only brings half his arsenal to the
ring--Lennox Lewis. Judah should have been out to impress, especially
after his loss to Tszyu. The fact that Corley wasn't throwing hands
should have made it easier, but Judah sat back the entire night.

And a pox on you, sir, for bringing back memories of Junior Witter.

Todd

In article <zxiQa.2586$Jk5.1824969@feed2.centurytel.net>, Ivan Weiss says...

From the time of the right hand ate by Corley (that produced the KD), Corley
obviously conceded defeat. I was disappointed in Corley as well. He showed a
little guts in the 2nd only to play eunuch from the 4th round to the finish.

Judah was a little sharper than I expected. Corely was a lot less than I
expected. Judah still has some tests to pass.

-mwh

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1 27th August 09:28 bobsprit@aol.com External User Posts: 1	Judah IS back Judah fought a careful fight, took few chances and wisely after suffering a brutal KO. At times he seemed unfocused, but probably due to the ease of his win. I see no reason that he can't climb back up again in short order. Robert B NY

2 28th August 17:39 phil ponder External User Posts: 1	Judah IS back to ing and throwing 4 shots a round. fixed.

3 31st August 14:19 todd External User Posts: 1	Judah IS back On 13 Jul 2003 12:08:01 GMT, bobsprit@aol.com (Bobsprit) thus spake: I find Judah to be overrated and a punk. His fight was a good sedative. Todd

5 31st August 14:20 phil ponder External User Posts: 1	Judah IS back It's called "taking a dive".

6 2nd September 03:31 ivan weiss External User Posts: 1	Judah IS back Proof? Evidence? Nah, this is Usenet. -- Ivan Weiss http://www.voiceofvashon.org Vashon WA http://ussmariner.blogspot.com Proud to sponsor the Smead Jolley, Zeke Bonura, Dale Alexander, and Bob Fothergill pages at http://www.baseball-reference.com