He was up 5-1 on the cards, somewhat cruising. He gets hit with a body shot and that's it? By the Hatton fighter, with the Hatton logo in the ring? That ending was... surprising, to say the least.
Quote Originally Posted by compaqq:
our rhodes lost
He was up 5-1 on the cards, somewhat cruising. He gets hit with a body shot and that's it? By the Hatton fighter, with the Hatton logo in the ring? That ending was... surprising, to say the least.
He's a far superior boxer. Terrible stylistic match up for Adamek. He's slow and plodding and has bulked up even more. The only way he wins is by outworking Chambers and making this a brawling inside fight. He isn't capable of out boxing him, that's for sure. However, Chamber's general lack of activity might be his biggest flaw. That could be magnified in a fight like this considering he'll have to win rounds clean to earn the nod.
I'm expecting Chambers to use his jab and angles to keep Adamek from getting any serious offense going. As long as he gets off first and doesn't let Adamek be the aggressor early in the fight he should completely dominate. This is Chambers fight to lose, not Adamek's to win.
Quote Originally Posted by Frank the Bank:
Why chambers?
He's a far superior boxer. Terrible stylistic match up for Adamek. He's slow and plodding and has bulked up even more. The only way he wins is by outworking Chambers and making this a brawling inside fight. He isn't capable of out boxing him, that's for sure. However, Chamber's general lack of activity might be his biggest flaw. That could be magnified in a fight like this considering he'll have to win rounds clean to earn the nod.
I'm expecting Chambers to use his jab and angles to keep Adamek from getting any serious offense going. As long as he gets off first and doesn't let Adamek be the aggressor early in the fight he should completely dominate. This is Chambers fight to lose, not Adamek's to win.