Miranda vs Abraham?

Question

Rematch will be action packed and i think at 166 the edge will go to miranda. Abrhama won the first decision abut it was not in america, this is first fight in america and i anm very anxious to see this fight, i never saw abraham live and i am looking forward hopefully 2 seeing a abraham pavlik by the end of the year.

Answer 1

Miranda has this fight, he is fighting way better at his new weight and i consider him to be the top contender in

supermiddle weight right now, you can tell everybody else knows it because it took him so long to get a fight.  Not to mention the fact that he would have won the last fight if not for his own fault point deductions.  I really wish he had gotten a shot at jean pascal first though, pascal deserves to get knocked out.

Answer 2

Araham Lincoln is tough as nails.

Answer 3

I agree that it will be an action packed match, while it lasts, but I disagree with your prognosis of the outcome. To be honest, I am 100% convinced that Abraham will knock Miranda out inside of 8 rounds this time.

Their first match was very close (with Miranda's point deductions, which were absolutely legit as his behavior was simply disgraceful at times, I had scored it 114-113 for AA). But, after watching it on several occasions, I honestly believe that Abraham's injury was the only reason why the match was that way. Because, before it took place, Miranda was being dominated and thrown around the ring. Abraham was in complete control of the match and it seemed like it was only a matter of time before he put Miranda out. But then, in the fifth round, he got careless and took that uppercut completely uncovered and with his mouth open and got his jaw severely broken in two places. He was constantly bleeding from that point on and couldn't even close his mouth anymore so the change in his demeanor was understandable. He got defensive and let Miranda take the initiative, but unloaded viciously once a round and so nearly knocked him out in 9th. But they went the distance and Abraham won. I would agree that the margin was wider then it perhaps should have been because the fight was held in Germany, but AA still deserved to win that match, make no mistake about it.

But that's all irrelevant now. Only thing that matters is that AA is the better fighter. I honestly believe that he has more skill, more power, more courage, more everything then Miranda and this time around he will prove it without any controversy.  There will be no mistakes and no freak injuries working for Miranda again and, as I said, this time he'll be out in 8. By the way, weight is not an issue here because Abraham has just as much trouble of making middleweight limit as Miranda did and with extra 6 pounds he'll only be that much more powerful and dangerous. I think that this match will do excellently as his first showing in United States and it should, as you've said, nicely set up a clash between him and Pavlik for the middleweight championship by the end of the year.