HOLLYWOOD, FL – On March 10th, if you sneezed or bent down to tie your shoe lace after the opening bell of the main event at Madison Square Garden, you were simply out of luck – the show was over. Sultan Ibragimov stunned the spectators, who had barely settled into their seats, with the suddenness and ferocity of his attack, capped with a thunderous left uppercut that sent his opponent, Javier Mora, sprawling. It was all over in 46 seconds of the first round – a record for the quickest knockout in a main event bout in Madison Square Garden history! [details]
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God why did'nt he attack that **** **** ray Austin like that....then we might have seen him fight Wlad. -
Because as much of a bum Austin was, he was still much much better than the guy Ibragimaov fought.Originally posted by RAESAAD View PostComment
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It's not like we didn't already know Sultan can punch. I'm still skeptical about his ability to get inside on taller fighters.Comment
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he was sadly out of shape in that fight and he's lucky that didnt cost him dearly. lets hope he's learned his lesson and stays around 220lbs for all his fights nowOriginally posted by RAESAAD View PostComment
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Ive never seen anyone have trouble landing on briggs. taking his right hand is another story though. sultan may go down early but I feel he'll weather any early storm and stop a weary briggs late. this is assuming sultan comes in shape. should be a great fight. style wise I cant see it not being a good oneOriginally posted by kayjay View PostComment
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Couldnt find it in English
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Yeah getting inside without taking too many right hands is just the problem facing him here.Originally posted by beez721 View PostComment
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He's a bit sloppy but he's tough, he throws fast, very hard punches in combinations, and he fights at a high workrate when he's in shape.
He'll beat Briggs no problem.Comment
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