Boxing Thread

[lurganblue]

I think Frampton wins a tough fight on points. I expect him to do most of his scoring in the early rounds.

White to knock Chisora out this time.

[bennydorano]

Eddie Hearn needs a kick in the balls for being a dick and purposely scheduling Whyte v Chisora for the same night. I'll be watching Frampton, was very very surprised to see Frampton as a 4/9 favourite, obviously hope he wins but I think it'll be very tight.

[JoG2]

both ring walks around 10:30pm do we think?

Hopefully Frampton has enough to win, will be very close.

[MoChara]

both ring walks around 10:30pm do we think?

Hopefully Frampton has enough to win, will be very close.

Telegraph has Chisora Whyte at 10 and the mirror has Frampton Warrington at 10.30 but these are only best guesses

[nrico2006]

Frampton will win handily enough. I heard the same hype around Quigg. It seems to be an English thing. And a split decision was an embarassing accounting of that night, too.

Frampton remains the best featherweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone on the path to Santa Cruz III, which is the fight people really want to see. After two excellent fights already it has the potential to make that rivalry one of the all-time greats.

Quigg was getting stronger as that fight went on. Frampton was wrecked the last few rounds. Warrington is very fit and will throw lots over tbe fight but has no power (although Frampton isnt the big hitter he thinks he is either).

Whyte should beat Chisora, but Chisora is coming off a great win whereas Whyte was lucky to get the win.

Maddest news today was Billy Joe Saunders being 18 pounds over the MW limit.

[Milltown Row2]

Frampton will win handily enough. I heard the same hype around Quigg. It seems to be an English thing. And a split decision was an embarassing accounting of that night, too.

Frampton remains the best featherweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone on the path to Santa Cruz III, which is the fight people really want to see. After two excellent fights already it has the potential to make that rivalry one of the all-time greats.

Quigg was getting stronger as that fight went on. Frampton was wrecked the last few rounds. Warrington is very fit and will throw lots over tbe fight but has no power (although Frampton isnt the big hitter he thinks he is either).

Whyte should beat Chisora, but Chisora is coming off a great win whereas Whyte was lucky to get the win.

Maddest news today was Billy Joe Saunders being 18 pounds over the MW limit.

KO's 56% shows that he is a big hitter surely?

[nrico2006]

Frampton will win handily enough. I heard the same hype around Quigg. It seems to be an English thing. And a split decision was an embarassing accounting of that night, too.

Frampton remains the best featherweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone on the path to Santa Cruz III, which is the fight people really want to see. After two excellent fights already it has the potential to make that rivalry one of the all-time greats.

Quigg was getting stronger as that fight went on. Frampton was wrecked the last few rounds. Warrington is very fit and will throw lots over tbe fight but has no power (although Frampton isnt the big hitter he thinks he is either).

Whyte should beat Chisora, but Chisora is coming off a great win whereas Whyte was lucky to get the win.

Maddest news today was Billy Joe Saunders being 18 pounds over the MW limit.

KO's 56% shows that he is a big hitter surely?

56% isnt really high considering the number of fights he has had and that a lot of them would have been when he was on the rise. Been a while since he stopped someone bar the last fight which was against a poor standard of opponent.

[Milltown Row2]

Frampton will win handily enough. I heard the same hype around Quigg. It seems to be an English thing. And a split decision was an embarassing accounting of that night, too.

Frampton remains the best featherweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone on the path to Santa Cruz III, which is the fight people really want to see. After two excellent fights already it has the potential to make that rivalry one of the all-time greats.

Quigg was getting stronger as that fight went on. Frampton was wrecked the last few rounds. Warrington is very fit and will throw lots over tbe fight but has no power (although Frampton isnt the big hitter he thinks he is either).

Whyte should beat Chisora, but Chisora is coming off a great win whereas Whyte was lucky to get the win.

Maddest news today was Billy Joe Saunders being 18 pounds over the MW limit.

KO's 56% shows that he is a big hitter surely?

56% isnt really high considering the number of fights he has had and that a lot of them would have been when he was on the rise. Been a while since he stopped someone bar the last fight which was against a poor standard of opponent.

Out his first ten fight 4 went distance, you are looking at recent fights? Last 11 fights he'd 5 knockdowns..

Look you can only fight what's put in front of you, he'll struggle for sure against Warrington, he's no Tyson but at that level he knocked out a lot more the others

[nrico2006]

Frampton will win handily enough. I heard the same hype around Quigg. It seems to be an English thing. And a split decision was an embarassing accounting of that night, too.

Frampton remains the best featherweight in the world and this is just a stepping stone on the path to Santa Cruz III, which is the fight people really want to see. After two excellent fights already it has the potential to make that rivalry one of the all-time greats.

Quigg was getting stronger as that fight went on. Frampton was wrecked the last few rounds. Warrington is very fit and will throw lots over tbe fight but has no power (although Frampton isnt the big hitter he thinks he is either).

Whyte should beat Chisora, but Chisora is coming off a great win whereas Whyte was lucky to get the win.

Maddest news today was Billy Joe Saunders being 18 pounds over the MW limit.

KO's 56% shows that he is a big hitter surely?

56% isnt really high considering the number of fights he has had and that a lot of them would have been when he was on the rise. Been a while since he stopped someone bar the last fight which was against a poor standard of opponent.

Out his first ten fight 4 went distance, you are looking at recent fights? Last 11 fights he'd 5 knockdowns..

Look you can only fight what's put in front of you, he'll struggle for sure against Warrington, he's no Tyson but at that level he knocked out a lot more the others

I am a Frampton fan and think he will win tomorrow. Just seems to lack the power against the top guys, before Jackson I think he went the distance 5 or 6 fights in a row.

[Minder]

Frampton in trouble here

[imtommygunn]

Very few more rounds left in him by the look of it. Real pity.

[Milltown Row2]

He's beat unless he gets a knockout!! Warrington has changed his fighting style for this and as much as I love Carl he's done here! 

[JPGJOHNNYG]

The chisora whyte fight has been great so far

[JoG2]

He's beat unless he gets a knockout!! Warrington has changed his fighting style for this and as much as I love Carl he's done here! 

Agreed. Warrington by a few. He was relentless. Carl maybe landed more meaningful combos but didn't hurt Warrington at all in fairness. Super battle

[Milltown Row2]

Fair play to Warrington I said this fight will go distance and it's 50:50 but Warringtons start and combinations during the fight were something else