ANDRE DIRRELL EXPOSES ARTHUR ABRAHAM

Andre Dirrell W DQ 11 Arthur Abraham TIME: 1:13

Scores at the time of the DQ: 98-91, 97-92, 97-92 ALL IN FAVOR OF A. DIRRELL

Andre Dirrell made Arthur Abraham look one dimensional during his awesome performance last night. He won almost every round by out boxing and counter punching the power punching brute. He showed that he had the skills and mental toughness to compete and win on a high level. He stuck to his game plan and totally dominated Abraham. He won all but maybe one round against the undefeated German. Abraham complained of low blows that were on the belt-line, like he does in every fight. He was getting destroyed by the younger, quicker, more talented boxer, and that is why he resorted to hitting when his man was down. Before this fight I had a lot of respect for Abraham as a man but not now. He couldn't just fight by the rules and take the loss like a man he had to cheat. He quit and in my eyes Dirrell should have got 3 points for the DQ loss. Another thing that makes me sick are these Abraham fans that say he would have Koed Dirrell if it would have went another round, they must be able to tell the future. They should be mad at their fighter for throwing the fight and robbing them of a chance to see him come back. I can under stand if he was in the middle of a combination and in the heat of the moment he accidentally connected. That punch was a power punch and he loaded up after he knew his fighter was on the ground. Even then I could have forgave him if he handled it like a man, but that was not the case. He tried to back peddle when questioned by Jim Gray, and wouldn't admit to anything. He even called Andre Dirrell and actor, and said he wasn't hurt. What punk, he should have just owned up to it like a man not an immature baby. I hope he gets suspended or his action, but he probably wont. He was knocked out cold and his body was twitching, and he didn't even know he won, what an actor. Abraham was exposed and he now will loose to Andre Ward and any other man in the tournament that wants to box him.