Leégés: Oleg Maskaevet kiütötték (videó)
Az újra nehézsúlyú világbajnoki mérkőzésre vágyó Oleg Maskaev súlyos kiütéses vereséget szenvedett Nagy Aguileratól.
Hozzászólok:
(mivel a linkelt youtube-os valtozat torlodott azota...)
http://www.boxnews.com.ua/en/n...
http://www.boxnews.com.ua/en/n...
Hát, ha ebből filmet forgatnának - úgy értem: egészen rövid rövidfilmet -, akkor talán azt a címet adhatnák neki: "A szamoai meló"...
Nagy Aguilera testalkatra is hozta a tiszteletbeli szamoai stílust - de a szamoai hatékonyságot is.
Egy régebbi cikk - 2007 végéről:
http://www.newsli.com/2007/12/...
Two-time New York Golden Gloves champion Aguilera (4-0, 2 KOs), raised in Puerto Rico and fighting out of Newburgh (NY), is matched with Darryl Holley (6-5, 1 KO) in a 6-rounder. “I first came across Nagy when I was looking for a sparring partner about two months before my fight with (Evander) Holyfield,” Nagy’s advisor and former world heavyweight contender “Big” Lou Savarese said. “I was told about a good heavyweight in Newburgh, which is about 1 ½ hours north of New York City. It’s a beautiful place, right on the Hudson River, but a rough suburb. I was taken back after sparring with Nagy and wondered why I hadn’t heard of him. He was only 20 at the time (Aguilera is now 21) and said he only had about 30-40 amateur fights. But he seemed more seasoned than that.
“Nagy is so fundamentally sound, but he was doing it working on a shoe-string budget, without the benefit of a strength-and-conditioning coach or eating properly. I introduced him to John Silverman, who is now his manager, and today Nagy has those edges. Nagy has great physical attributes (6-3, 230 pounds) and — it’s odd to say about a 21 year old — but he doesn’t really do anything wrong because he’s so technically solid. Nagy later told me he had 137 amateur bouts having started boxing very young in Puerto Rico before moving to the Bronx about five years ago. Mentally, I’ve never see a fighter so relaxed before a fight – he sleeps in the locker-room! His timing is starting to come around; two fights ago he knocked out (right out of the ring) a guy (Tyrone Smith) who had never been stopped and in his last fight, he floored an opponent (Elfair McKnight) who had never been down before. Nagy almost knocked him out, too.”
(Azt nem tudom, hogy a szamoaiak is tudnak-e annyira kisimultak és lazák lenni meccsek előtt, hogy el tudjanak szundítani az öltőzőben...lehet, hogy ehhez a Dominikai Köztársaságban kell születni.)
