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This site is never short of threads about Tony so I apologize in advance for bringing him up again. Most of the threads I have read were questioning whether Tony was ever that good. I can't deny that after three straight losses, it's more than fair for his credentials and age to be questioned. However, I still have trouble understanding why some people claim Tony never had a chance against Justin.
I have watched this fight more than any other fight. When I first watched the fight live, it wasn't until the fourth round that I thought Tony might lose the fight. He was battered with counter punches but Tony gets hit a lot in all his fights. Rewatching the fight though, I have to admit, it was likely that Tony was going to lose by the end of third round. But, everytime I watch this fight, I come out with the impression that Tony had all the tools to beat this guy. Does anyone else think Tony would have defeated Justin with a better gameplan? You might think I'm crazy but I think Tony wasn't relentless enough in the earlier rounds and gave Justin too much room to breathe. Justin often fights like a boxer and Tony allowed him to do that.
I have watched this fight more than any other fight. When I first watched the fight live, it wasn't until the fourth round that I thought Tony might lose the fight. He was battered with counter punches but Tony gets hit a lot in all his fights. Rewatching the fight though, I have to admit, it was likely that Tony was going to lose by the end of third round. But, everytime I watch this fight, I come out with the impression that Tony had all the tools to beat this guy. Does anyone else think Tony would have defeated Justin with a better gameplan? You might think I'm crazy but I think Tony wasn't relentless enough in the earlier rounds and gave Justin too much room to breathe. Justin often fights like a boxer and Tony allowed him to do that.
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