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Pascal v Bute
Very good fight this, and one I might actually get to see live.
How do you guys see this one going?
I believe it is going to take place at 175, a weight that will suit Pascal. Bute is the better boxer and if he can stay away from Pascal's power punches he has a chance to outbox him to a points victory. Also, Pascal has had injury problems, and who knows what damage this wear and tear has done for him? That said, Froch might have ruined Bute and at 175 he is goin to be eating punches from a heavy handed fighter. If Bute takes Pascal past 6 rounds it will be interesting to see what happens as Pascal's stamina fades, but personally I see a Pascal KO in this one.
What about you fellas?
How do you guys see this one going?
I believe it is going to take place at 175, a weight that will suit Pascal. Bute is the better boxer and if he can stay away from Pascal's power punches he has a chance to outbox him to a points victory. Also, Pascal has had injury problems, and who knows what damage this wear and tear has done for him? That said, Froch might have ruined Bute and at 175 he is goin to be eating punches from a heavy handed fighter. If Bute takes Pascal past 6 rounds it will be interesting to see what happens as Pascal's stamina fades, but personally I see a Pascal KO in this one.
What about you fellas?
Seanusarrilius- Moderator
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Said it before, so will keep my thoughts on this one brief - I actually think it has the potential to be a very good fight.
If the fight goes past five rounds or so I think Bute will be in control of the action. Pascal doesn't have the best tank and Bute, while his chin and survival instincts look a little shaky, does have the speed and class in this one.
However, Pascal is very dangerous in the early goings and, judging by Bute's last outing, his confidence may well have taken a serious dip after the chasing he got off Froch. It's either Pascal by stoppage pretty early or Bute on points for me, but my suspicion is that Pascal will get to him early and Bute's world will come crashing down again, as it did against Carl.
Pascal by stoppage inside five.
If the fight goes past five rounds or so I think Bute will be in control of the action. Pascal doesn't have the best tank and Bute, while his chin and survival instincts look a little shaky, does have the speed and class in this one.
However, Pascal is very dangerous in the early goings and, judging by Bute's last outing, his confidence may well have taken a serious dip after the chasing he got off Froch. It's either Pascal by stoppage pretty early or Bute on points for me, but my suspicion is that Pascal will get to him early and Bute's world will come crashing down again, as it did against Carl.
Pascal by stoppage inside five.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
88Chris05 wrote:Said it before, so will keep my thoughts on this one brief - I actually think it has the potential to be a very good fight.
If the fight goes past five rounds or so I think Bute will be in control of the action. Pascal doesn't have the best tank and Bute, while his chin and survival instincts look a little shaky, does have the speed and class in this one.
However, Pascal is very dangerous in the early goings and, judging by Bute's last outing, his confidence may well have taken a serious dip after the chasing he got off Froch. It's either Pascal by stoppage pretty early or Bute on points for me, but my suspicion is that Pascal will get to him early and Bute's world will come crashing down again, as it did against Carl.
Pascal by stoppage inside five.
I think this is an excellent fight, too. Both clean fighters and nice contrast of styles. The Bell Centre will be buzzing for this one. I think I will go
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Re: Pascal v Bute
If the fight goes beyond 6 rounds, Pascal tires and Bute will win on points after winning 2 or 3 close rounds at the start.
If the fight is close, Bute will get the nod. He is the ££££ man of the two
If the fight is close, Bute will get the nod. He is the ££££ man of the two
Re: Pascal v Bute
This thread has been done before, but agree that it is a well matched and intriguing bout. Definitely looking forward to it.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
Whilst it's a good fight on paper, where does the winner go? Pasal has already been taken to school by Hopkins and I doubt Bute will want anything to do with B-Hop. Bute's unlikely to come to Wales to face Cleverley after his last trip to Britain and I doubt they'd fancy Cleverley v Pascal.
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DAVE667 wrote:Whilst it's a good fight on paper, where does the winner go? Pasal has already been taken to school by Hopkins and I doubt Bute will want anything to do with B-Hop. Bute's unlikely to come to Wales to face Cleverley after his last trip to Britain and I doubt they'd fancy Cleverley v Pascal.
Pascal rematches Dawson. that's the fight he should take.
Bute would remain at LH and look to make himself the man there. To do that he would need to beat Dawson, Cloud and yes, maybe even the old man
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Either of them vs Dawson would make sense.
Infact Bute v Dawson has me thinking. Lucien clearly prefers a stand off boxing match and Bad Chad's hardly the sort heavy handedly hustle his foe.
Infact Bute v Dawson has me thinking. Lucien clearly prefers a stand off boxing match and Bad Chad's hardly the sort heavy handedly hustle his foe.
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Pascal vs Cleverly would be a very entertaining fight I think, and a winnable one for Cleverly with his good engine.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
I think Bute's bubble has been well and truly burst. In a way hes not too dissimilar to Khan. Pretty skilled fighter but with that one glaring weakness. Everyone knows he's there to be taken out. Froch isn't a concussive puncher at elite level (hadn't KO'd anyone since Taylor I think) and he knocked Bute all over the place.
In saying that Pascals not exactly a huge puncher either. I fancy Pascal on points in a good close fight.
In saying that Pascals not exactly a huge puncher either. I fancy Pascal on points in a good close fight.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
paperbag_puncher wrote:I think Bute's bubble has been well and truly burst. In a way hes not too dissimilar to Khan. Pretty skilled fighter but with that one glaring weakness. Everyone knows he's there to be taken out. Froch isn't a concussive puncher at elite level (hadn't KO'd anyone since Taylor I think) and he knocked Bute all over the place.
In saying that Pascals not exactly a huge puncher either. I fancy Pascal on points in a good close fight.
I'd say Froch is the biggest puncher in the division. He simply has heavy hands in my opinion - those punches add up - but not necessarily one punch KO power which is rare in that division.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
Froch does have very heavy hands, he fought:
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
BoxingFan88- Posts : 3759
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Re: Pascal v Bute
BoxingFan88 wrote:Froch does have very heavy hands, he fought:
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
That just proves what I said. He's not a big puncher at elite level.
paperbag_puncher- Posts : 2516
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paperbag_puncher wrote:BoxingFan88 wrote:Froch does have very heavy hands, he fought:
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
That just proves what I said. He's not a big puncher at elite level.
johnson, kessler, pascal and ward have all been down before....
Lance- Posts : 1712
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Jean Pascal has never been put down.
If you're referring to the Hopkins fight, that was a trip.
If you're referring to the Hopkins fight, that was a trip.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
paperbag_puncher wrote:I think Bute's bubble has been well and truly burst. In a way hes not too dissimilar to Khan. Pretty skilled fighter but with that one glaring weakness. Everyone knows he's there to be taken out. Froch isn't a concussive puncher at elite level (hadn't KO'd anyone since Taylor I think) and he knocked Bute all over the place.
In saying that Pascals not exactly a huge puncher either. I fancy Pascal on points in a good close fight.
Oh come on. He hit Bute with some very good shots and most who took those punches would have suffered the same fate. Its not like a Price type chin we're talking about where a mild gust toppled him.
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Re: Pascal v Bute
i expect pascal to win a clear UD. pascal is very strong, and i would expect him to bully bute. even if he cant finish him with an excellent selection of punches like froch did. pascal will probably tire towards the end, but i expect he will have dominated enough of the early fight for a comfortable victory
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Re: Pascal v Bute
paperbag_puncher wrote:BoxingFan88 wrote:Froch does have very heavy hands, he fought:
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
That just proves what I said. He's not a big puncher at elite level.
paperbag. The point is mate, if you've got time to be posting about this then you've got time to get some rounds of sheep going.
Il Gialloblu- Posts : 1759
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Re: Pascal v Bute
azania wrote:paperbag_puncher wrote:I think Bute's bubble has been well and truly burst. In a way hes not too dissimilar to Khan. Pretty skilled fighter but with that one glaring weakness. Everyone knows he's there to be taken out. Froch isn't a concussive puncher at elite level (hadn't KO'd anyone since Taylor I think) and he knocked Bute all over the place.
In saying that Pascals not exactly a huge puncher either. I fancy Pascal on points in a good close fight.
Oh come on. He hit Bute with some very good shots and most who took those punches would have suffered the same fate. Its not like a Price type chin we're talking about where a mild gust toppled him.
He may have took some good shots but point is he was on queer street from the first time he took one. While he may not have went down he didn't particularly absorb them well or ever recover. If he had there is no way someone like Froch would have been able to rain combos down on him picking his shots at will. He made Froch look like SRL or something.. Anyway my main point all along was Froch is not a concussive puncher at elite level..
No idea how you managed to bring Price into this
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Re: Pascal v Bute
Il Gialloblu wrote:paperbag_puncher wrote:BoxingFan88 wrote:Froch does have very heavy hands, he fought:
1. Pascal (Who has never been down)
2. Dirrell (Who ran away)
3. Abraham (who had never been down)
4. Kessler (who has never been down)
5. Johnson (Who has never been down)
6. Ward (Who was too slick)
Hardly a fair comparison to decide if Froch is indeed a puncher.
That just proves what I said. He's not a big puncher at elite level.
paperbag. The point is mate, if you've got time to be posting about this then you've got time to get some rounds of sheep going.
I was wondering how long it would take for the 'S' word to come up... I've been permanently type cast as some kind of sheep Les Dennis and its all my own fault...
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