how good is this guy? i know he has been faced weak, but 24 1st round ko's plus 6 more in the 2nd. That is a crazy record. and the 1 loss he has he avenged with a 1st round ko. can this guy make it in the HW div? does anyone have any tape of him?
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Believe me.
Even in the current HW division....he doesn't stand a chance at becoming a world champion.
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really, so does he have power? or is his comp just really that weak.Comment
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The guys he fights, are not fighters.Originally posted by TheGreat1
They're guys they pick out of the stands during beer night.
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Originally posted by RunWithKnives
there was an interview with his trainer on the site not too long ago that said he was a possible opponent for valuev.
to be perfectly honest i would actually like to see that fight. valuev has made it clear hes gonna fight nothing but bums, he may as well fight the guy who is almost as big as him.Comment
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I only watched him once and he looked painfully slow and left himself wide open to power shots. I think he gets stopped when he faces a good puncher but its possible he's improved some since Ive seen himOriginally posted by TheGreat1Comment
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I've never heard of him before now, but at this point any semi-talented heavyweight is good news.Comment
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if hes not on steroids who isComment
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Its very rare you see someone who sucks as bad as him. He has no speed, no boxing technique, nothing. He fights guys with learning disabilities, thats the only way I can comprehend his success.Comment
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There's a fella in El Paso, TX, who stands about four inches shorter than Fields' 6'9, tips the scales at 245 and totes a record of 22 wins, without a loss, all of those wins save one, by stoppage, and all of those stoppages, except one, in the first round.His name is David "Nino" Rodriguez. Haven't seen him fight, but, is it wrong to suggest that he and Fields get together?Comment
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