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5 minutes ago, Si. said:
On this showing I have no doubt Fury would beat AJ, he would simply outbox him. Poor defence and movement.
One connection on Fury's chin and it will be lights out. The guy has powder puff punches and AJ would simply walk through him. Povetkin actually could hurt AJ which is why he couldn't just be on the front foot all the time.
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10 minutes ago, foreveryoung said:
Made a statement with that knockout. Took the piss asking the crowd to thank Hearn, liked that, he did that on purpose made Hearn look the knobber he is. In reality I doubt Josh really likes him.
Lol the two get on very well if you watch their interviews on iFL TV on YouTube. AJ was merely playing on the fact the crowd perceive Eddie as some kind of pantomime villain.
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Good fight - Povetkin showed plenty. AJ's résumé is now easily the best amongst his peers.
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One of the worst fights I've ever seen. The second time I've watched O Kolie involved in a stinker. Just does not have a good style.
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David Price lol. Please pack it in.
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1 hour ago, Dr_Pangloss said:
I think it'd be one drug cheat sparking out another tbh.
I appreciate this is your opinion but I think AJ would be absolutely crazy to be touching illegal substances when he has the world of boxing at his mercy. I'm not too clued up on drug tests or regulations but you'd think if there is even a slim chance he'd be busted, he wouldn't go near them things. Just too much to lose - boxing career wise and beyond.
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3 hours ago, Demitri_C said:
Your not a Joshua fan then? Can I ask why?
Probably because he is British and has a large casual fan following lol
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Anyone seen the latest BJ Saunders video doing the rounds? What a pathetic human being this guy is. Really do hope he gets in the ring with Golovkin and gets badly hurt.
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1 hour ago, Dr_Pangloss said:
Kind of on board with the sentiment, I do think he's extremely good (but not better than a slightly past his prime Golovkin), but beyond the failed drugs tests I hate the sort of 'untouchables' that emerge every now and then in boxing, fighters who appear to be protected in so far as they clearly have judges on their side. Canelo definitely falls into that bracket. There's always 'darker forces' at play whenever Canelo steps into a boxing ring.
Yes this is incredibly annoying and undermines an otherwise great sport. You always felt GGG would have to knock him spark out to win the fight even before a bell had been rung. That's not the way sport should be contested.
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Think 115-113 was fair enough. Had Canelo 4-2 up after 6 and then although GGG came strong second half, it was never going to be enough with pro Canelo judges.
GGG had to demolish him to get the result but Canelo is a tough son of a gun and kept coming forward.
If there is to be a third I think by the time it happens it will be too late in the day for GGG and we will see a conclusive Canelo victory to put this rivalry to bed.
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2 hours ago, LakotaDakota said:
Looks like Khan may miss out on one of the big boys again & will end up taking the Brook fight
Who on earth wants to see May-Pac II?!
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5 hours ago, Dr_Pangloss said:
Wouldn't go that far mate. This is very easy work for Usyk, won't even be a competitive fight, hardly a 'top fight', rather just show casing a 'top fighter' against a scrub.
Obviously they are a class apart in pure boxing skills but it's a top fight in the sense that Bellew has enhanced his name and showcased the ability to brawl and actually bang.
Usyk should make Bellew look silly but I haven't followed his career close enough to know what he's like when he's up against someone willing to make it dirty.
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Another top fight delivered without much fuss by Eddie Hearn.
Meanwhile the shambles that is Frank Warren still hasn't announced the date or venue for Wilder-Fury. Rumour has it he is waiting for AJ fight week to announce it. Pathetic lol.
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14 hours ago, Demitri_C said:
Haha valod point. Although I like Warren more than Hearn. Hearn has such a ego and just loves drawing things out.
If I was a betting man i would say the reason the fight isnt happening is on hearns side not wilder s as he wants to build up the fight even more and get more £££
Eddie gets some undue flack to be honest. If you watch his videos on IFL TV on YouTube he is a good guy. Sure he loves a pound note and he may elongate negotiations to protect/get the best deal for his fighters but that is what a good promoter does.
He is current and understands modern boxing/business needs. Warren is stuck in the old days and is completely fixated with trying to undermine Matchroom, it is embarrassing.
Just watch the promotion of this Wilder-Fury event. The build up will be an utter shambles...
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1 hour ago, Demitri_C said:
Of course it is Eddie...
Unless you think Frank Warren and his 7k capacity shows at the Copperbox Arena are the reason for the resurgence of boxing in the UK
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5 hours ago, Demitri_C said:
Hearn the man ruining boxing. Such a utter bellend
Lol - boxing is booming in the UK right now largely because of Eddie Hearn.
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Jennings is so stiff, someone made a good point that he bats like he's facing a bowling machine. Must be much better options in county cricket.
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53 minutes ago, sheepyvillian said:
If Fury is in the zone, then IMO , he will box the head off Wilder. Who has Wilder really fought ? Ortiz, who gave him all sorts of problems, and he ain't nothing special. Too many too quick to write Fury off, he won't fear Wilder one bit, the big man oozes confidence, trust me, DC, it's no formality.
Who has Fury fought? His résumé is diabolical minus Vlad.
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The whole thing looks completely staged in an attempt to give a big f*** you to Eddie Hearn & AJ. The winner will then have a much stronger bargaining position for any future deal with AJ.
But I can't see Fury getting a favourable decision in the US by just being elusive. If it goes 12 rounds, Wilder will win regardless of how the fight has gone...
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I don't think Fury's powder puff punches will trouble Deontay Wilder in the slightest. One clean connection and it's lights out for the Gypsy King. Easy money for both fighters but only one outcome.
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Absolute freak show. The promotion of this event will be embarrassing.
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The fight won't even happen in my opinion.
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Half empty stadiums. Long ball footy. I love this game.
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His contract with Matchroom is up. He is a big enough star to probably promote himself now if he really thought Eddie was a complete tool. The reality is he has made his career and he'll stick with him for some time yet.