Jumped the gun with that stoppage.
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Yeah Spence clearly had seen enough
Crawford so good
Kenny Porter has to be one of the worst guys in boxing
Kenny Porter has to be one of the worst guys in boxing
Crawford made a big statement. Porter actually fought a great fight, but Crawford adapted to everything. I had him up by a point entering round 10, but he seemed to have Porter timed and was able to take him out when he wanted a couple of rounds earlier. He’s got to be one of the smartest fighters of recent times in addition to being one of the best finishers.
Now he’s a free agent, hopefully he doesn’t have to tie into a contract with a promoter as he has the following huge fights available to him - Spence, Taylor, Ortiz, Ennis (who’s becoming one of the best fighters in the world and has a great future).
Now he’s a free agent, hopefully he doesn’t have to tie into a contract with a promoter as he has the following huge fights available to him - Spence, Taylor, Ortiz, Ennis (who’s becoming one of the best fighters in the world and has a great future).
Lopez v Kambosos JR has just started, good first round.
Amazing fight this was. Lopez deludedly claiming after that he’d won the fight and Kambosos had only won two rounds… followed by a chorus of booing from the crowd. Brilliant.
I think he was embarrassed by his own performance last night especially after he beat Lomachencko to unify. Kambosos clearly got to him during the build up.
Great fight.
Teofimo getting humbled felt good
Wonder how Loma is feeling right now
Wonder how Loma is feeling right now
He’s been so full of his own shit for ages. Hopefully this is the dose of reality that he needs, wolf on the hill and all that
López and his dad saying he won is hilarious. There’s an interview of his dad saying “the crowd even booed the decision” when in fact his own fans booed him saying he won. Possibly the most deluded boxing interview in recent years and Deontay Wilder has given interviews too. Quite impressive.
Loving that like:dislike ratio
Khan-Brook confirmed for Feb 19th 2022 at the Manchester Arena
About five years too late but should be interesting.
The press conference was also hilarious.
About five years too late but should be interesting.
The press conference was also hilarious.
Should have made this fight a few years ago when both were at a better level but the dislike between them both makes for an interesting watch.
Khan is getting knocked out in this one. Not exactly the boldest prediction ever I know.
Is anybody else expecting Tommy Fury to be humiliated by the YouTuber?
In their primes, I’d have picked Brook, but now they are both so damaged I really don’t know. If it’s at 147 lbs, I’ll take Khan.
His old man is an absolute bellend
With the knockdown in Round 10, I had things pretty even going into 11.
Kambosos Jr won the last two rounds - clearly won them. It was all a question of strategy and the fact that Kambosos stuck to his. Once Lopez had Kambosos down he went for a one shot finish instead of being patient, but he was getting timed again and again.
I had Lopez down as the favourite but he just boxed like a rookie, and he needs to be taking advice from someone other than his pops.
Kambosos Jr won the last two rounds - clearly won them. It was all a question of strategy and the fact that Kambosos stuck to his. Once Lopez had Kambosos down he went for a one shot finish instead of being patient, but he was getting timed again and again.
I had Lopez down as the favourite but he just boxed like a rookie, and he needs to be taking advice from someone other than his pops.
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They both are. His dad probably more cringe because it’s all about HIM and he’s using his son to be famous.
Must’ve missed the news that Khan V Brook is actually going to happen. Any hype left in this one?
They pretended to hate each other for a bit; then both sounded a little 'punch drunk' in the presser and interviews after.
Sort of glad to see the fight finally happening but also a little bit sad to see where they are now against what it could have been.
The little interchange at 2:45 always makes me laugh between these two.
Glad to see Lopez Jr lose. Was too full of himself before the fight, and got humbled. Made a bigger fool of himself after the fight with his antics. It was a close fight, a brilliant fight and Lopez Jr had good moments but when he's shouting his mouth off saying he won after the fight, didn't come across well.
Khan v Brook, I'm not too excited to see it. 5 years ago, it was one of the fights I wanted to see the most and it was a true 50/50 with both being on world level. Now both have faded massively and been on the end of big knockouts.
Khan v Brook, I'm not too excited to see it. 5 years ago, it was one of the fights I wanted to see the most and it was a true 50/50 with both being on world level. Now both have faded massively and been on the end of big knockouts.
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I expected a Yarde win, but that was surprising.
Gervonta Davis about to fight.
main card has been pretty good.
main card has been pretty good.
I know this probably belongs more in the entertainment forum than here, but Tommy Fury has pulled out of his fight against Jake Paul due to an “injury”. How does he resume his career from here?.
How can a professional fighter ( with the Fury name no less) duck a YouTuber and ever show his face in a ring again.
How can a professional fighter ( with the Fury name no less) duck a YouTuber and ever show his face in a ring again.
Should be the end of Fury’s boxing career right here.
It won’t be the end of his career nor even close, he’s only pulling out with an injury many fighters do this, he’ll just go back to fighting bums on BT sports.
People pull out of fights all the time
When did it start ?
Sorry for the late reply mate. Certainly an interesting observation. Certainly, some points in which I wholeheartedly agree and others — I know nothing about them.
Stuff like tainted meat certainly leaves a bad taste in my mouth — excuse the pun but its all too convenient.
He certainly lost the first fight vs GGG. He absolutely lost that and no one can convince me otherwise.
I hate that people are saying that prime Canelo would beat Floyd.
Don’t get me wrong, from what I’ve seen, he’s a great fighter but I just don’t know enough about boxing and I guess I needed a bit of evidence from the caf authority.
Thanks for the reply though, it’s as always absolutely amazing to hear your thoughts on everything boxing.
How good do you reckon Conor Benn is? He's looked on the money with every step up. Will be interesting to see what he takes as the next step - we've had a lot of younger up and comers flatter to deceive, but have to say, he's looking really good.
If he was actually injured, he was 100% right to pull out.
Just like any Hearn fighter hype him up to the balls without really fighting anyone then throw him in with a savage and wonder what happened.
Anyone watching Beterbiev vs Browne? Beterbiev starting to pick up the pace a bit after a ponderous opening few rounds.
Canelo/Beterbiev would be great.
I think Canelo on whatever combination of PEDs he's on would win. Mainly because Beterbiev is a real solid puncher but I don't think it's power where he's sharp or fast enough that he's going to spark out Canelo. Obviously there is a limit somewhere but Canelo is so durable I don't see him suddenly falling apart just because it's light heavy.
I just see Canelo doing what he does, not really giving him any target, consistent variety of punching, just breaking down his big opponent. He's so much more skilled.
I think Canelo on whatever combination of PEDs he's on would win. Mainly because Beterbiev is a real solid puncher but I don't think it's power where he's sharp or fast enough that he's going to spark out Canelo. Obviously there is a limit somewhere but Canelo is so durable I don't see him suddenly falling apart just because it's light heavy.
I just see Canelo doing what he does, not really giving him any target, consistent variety of punching, just breaking down his big opponent. He's so much more skilled.
Parker vs. Chisora 2 should be good tonight.
Nearly a huge upset Babic almost KOed! Good fight this! Babic far too wild leaving himself open.
Chisora looking bad. I know he's never been the quickest on his feet but he looks slower. Not reacting to what's coming his way.