Boxing Thread

Started by bennydorano, November 04, 2007, 09:00:01 PM

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gallsman

#7740
Delighted for Andy Lee. Has shown himself on multiple occasions now to be a terrific trainer.

Wilder as limited as he's always looked, but tonight looked old, slow and pretty short on heart.

Terrific, statement win for Parker. Perfect game plan, executed perfectly. Deserves all the success he gets. Always comes across as a thoroughly decent and likable sort

bennydorano

Parker was excellent, Wilder woeful, like a boy who has checked out and was there for the payday. Andy Lee getting a lot of credit for the tactics.

JoG2

#7742
Quote from: gallsman on December 23, 2023, 10:51:08 PMDelighted for Andy Lee. Has shown himself on multiple occasions now too be a terrific trainer.

Wilder as limited as he's always looked, but tonight looked old, slow and pretty short on heart.

Terrific, statement win for Parker. Perfect game plan, executed perfectly. Deserves all the success he gets. Always comes across as a thoroughly decent and likable sort

Alot of time for Andy Lee. Superb from Parker. Wilder and Fury's professional records don't stand up to much scrutiny. Ortiz and Klitschko between them apart from their trilogy

Jim Bob

What time the John Fury / Mike Tyson fight ?

square_ball

With the billions and billions they have could the Saudis not pay a few thousand boxing fans to come in and make a bit of noise? Atmosphere is pathetic.

bennydorano

Impressive enough from Joshua.

square_ball

Yeah best he's looked since before his loss to Ruiz. Not sure who he faces now? That Wilder defeat has made a mess of things.

nrico2006

Joshua looked sharp tonight, looked like the old Joshua, no hesitation and was attacking with speed and power. His movement was very good too and he threw the straight right to the body often too. Davison seems to be a very good coach, maybe he has helped Joshua get over his demons.
'To the extreme I rock a mic like a vandal, light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle.'

Jim Bob

Davidson was dumped by Fury while back

nrico2006

Quote from: Jim Bob on December 24, 2023, 10:14:02 AMDavidson was dumped by Fury while back

He went after Fury v Wallin, with John Fury leading the charge to have him removed.
'To the extreme I rock a mic like a vandal, light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle.'

Jim Bob

Quote from: nrico2006 on December 24, 2023, 04:52:26 PM
Quote from: Jim Bob on December 24, 2023, 10:14:02 AMDavidson was dumped by Fury while back

He went after Fury v Wallin, with John Fury leading the charge to have him removed.

And John not happy with the. Urgent American trainer either. John should just disappear. Total gub

Silkyskillssunshinee

That's a good win for Paddy Donovan that. The Argentine chap was game and looked dangerous but in the end Donovan was too quick and precise.

If Crocker can get the job done in the main event, it might set up a cracking scrap between the two at welterweight.

square_ball

#7752
I like the look of Crocker. He can box and looks like he is a heavy puncher as well. Tough division but he has a chance of going pretty far.

I'd say that will be the end of Tommy McCarthy. He was unlucky that a few big fights for him fell through but like his mate Tyrone McKenna he was short of world level anyway.

ONeill

Crocker looked tidy. Hard to know what he'd be like on the world stage.
I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames.

Kidder81

Fury v Usyk off after Fury sustained a "cut" in training  ::)