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Don’t think I’ve ever watched a Josh Warrington fight where he hasn’t nutted his opponent into a bad cut
Every time! Ref picked up on it three times this fight.
Gutted for Martinez.
He’s got a head made of stone as well because he never seems to cut himself
My nephew is competing in his first bout on may 7th. He makes 5 quid from every ticket sold and he's already sold 60...
Nathan Deakin... Remember the name lads
Nathan Deakin... Remember the name lads
Shaping up to be a good few weeks
Golovkin v Murata
Fury v Whyte
Valdez v Stevenson
Canelo V Bivol
Golovkin v Murata
Fury v Whyte
Valdez v Stevenson
Canelo V Bivol
I'd forgot about this one, hopefully if Stevenson wins comfortably we see him move up to 135 and add himself to the mix there.
Savannah Marshall - rate her?
Just wary of the case of overhyped British fighters, but she really does look the real deal
Just wary of the case of overhyped British fighters, but she really does look the real deal
She's got superb power. Don't think she actually boxed very well tonight but that knockdown was sweet. Can't say I like her very much though, hope Shields gives her a lesson (but I actually think she'll win).
I feel exactly the same, don’t like her either, but Shields didn’t look all that impressive last time out.
Nothing much in particular just the way she goes on and talks, probably backs it up with her fighting right enough but just something there.
Yep. Got a smirk about her or something. Terrific fighter though, wouldn't tell her to her face!
Decent, but a disproportionate amount of people seem to think she's just going to walk through Shields, when realistically Claressa'll probably put on a boxing clinic.
Has anyone seen the undercard for Fury v Whyte? disgusting is an understatement, don’t think I’ll even bother buying it.
Tbh I find most of the fights like these have average undercards or worst. It's definitely a stinker. I'll be buying it though as I think Fury/Whyte will be a cracking fight.
Hearn usually puts on a decent undercard with some big names at least.
BT sports have Anthony Cacace, Issac Lowe and Tommy Fury as key support, that’s beyond shite.
So, I've been watching some 90's boxing videos and am I crazy for thinking that Gerald Mcclellan might well be a top 10 all time talent? Astonishing punch power and speed. Like, holy shit good. It's a mystery to me how he had two losses on his record.
If he doesn't have that injury, he smokes Nigel Benn in 2 rounds, max. Him Vs Roy Jones would have been one HELL of a fight.
If he doesn't have that injury, he smokes Nigel Benn in 2 rounds, max. Him Vs Roy Jones would have been one HELL of a fight.
The mini Mike Tyson, yeah it’s one of those bitter pills to swallow Gerald Mc Clellan, he was awesome from whatever I’ve seen of him pity he got hurt.
No, I don’t see him as that big a talent. A great puncher and yes, an excellent talent, but he was a huge middleweight who feasted on smaller guys. I don’t think he would have more than a punchers chance with Roy Jones personally. James Toney too, I think was a far superior talent who’d have taken him apart as well.
That all seems fair. Toney was a genius defensive boxer and Roy Jones was Roy Jones. They would proabably be favourite against him. But still, Mcclellan's punching power was ridiculous. Check out this KO from him. One of the sickest I've ever seen.
He went down like he was hit by lightning! Brutal that.That all seems fair. Toney was a genius defensive boxer and Roy Jones was Roy Jones. They would proabably be favourite against him. But still, Mcclellan's punching power was ridiculous. Check out this KO from him. One of the sickest I've ever seen.
Yes, he’s one of the hardest hitters ever. A lot of power punchers like him look invincible until they are not.That all seems fair. Toney was a genius defensive boxer and Roy Jones was Roy Jones. They would proabably be favourite against him. But still, Mcclellan's punching power was ridiculous. Check out this KO from him. One of the sickest I've ever seen.
Spence looked great tonight, comedy brainfart in the 6th round aside. That was a brutal beating he put on Ugas, who is tough as leather for making it that far with that grotesquely damaged eye. Fingers crossed that all relevant parties unfeck themselves and finally get the Spence vs Crawford fight made.
Yeah, he was excellent. I was very impressed. He’s definitely hit table though. I think Crawford will take advantage of that.
Fury at the live workout with Sugar Hill on the pads (Whyte again absent). Fury carrying bit of extra weight but looks more muscular in upper body. Using the southpaw stance a lot.
Every indication that Fury is looking to knock Whyte out.
Every indication that Fury is looking to knock Whyte out.
He was asked perfectly valid questions, questions that he never answered really.
Hard to see what Whyte brings to the table in this fight. Seems to have gone life and death in most of his fights against good competition. I don't think he's a great boxer or puncher. But overall quite rounded and a big strong guy. It's hard to identify what exactly he can do except try to chop Fury's body down, get in close and swing some big punches.
Hopefully he can show something extra, or maybe if Tyson is slipping a bit and that can make it more competitive than it looks. Tyson's boxing was fairly sloppy in the final Wilder fight so that's probably something Whyte has to cling to as a sign.
Pretty insane to see Golovkin in a war against Murata aged 40. That was a cool fight. Horrible to think about him going in with Canelo again though.
Hopefully he can show something extra, or maybe if Tyson is slipping a bit and that can make it more competitive than it looks. Tyson's boxing was fairly sloppy in the final Wilder fight so that's probably something Whyte has to cling to as a sign.
Pretty insane to see Golovkin in a war against Murata aged 40. That was a cool fight. Horrible to think about him going in with Canelo again though.
I’m assuming Fury is smart enough to revert back to his boxing and movement against Whyte and abandon the more combative style he displayed against Wilder (2&3). If he tries that with Whyte it’ll play right into Dillian’s hands and it wouldn’t surprise me if Fury got knocked out
Agreed, it would be an easier path to victory to simply use his length and ability to outbox the flat footed Whyte, but it's not altogether clear to me that Fury isn't a massive favourite in the trenches too. It extends Whyte's chances of winning slightly, but I think it also increases Whyte's chance of getting knocked out. Which he already has been twice, and didn't last the pace against Parker either.
Well, the bookies clearly favour your analogy. Thing is, even though we get seduced by Fury’s movement and his switch-hitting and all that, I can’t get away from the fact he’s only fought absolute shite (Klitch aside). I’m including Wilder in there, who’s an appalling boxer and a complete fanny on top of that.
I honestly think (and I’m prepared to eat my words) that if Fury goes to war with Whyte it’s a 50/50 fight for him at best.
Tbh I see an upper cut with Whyte's name on it but I'd love him to spring an upset. Very likeable fighter.
Don’t see Fury knocking him out apart from Wilder Fury hasn’t knocked anybody out.
I usually get a bit of disliking for Fury before fights, but after the fight enjoy him again.
Not Whyte’s biggest fan either, he could I suppose knock Fury out but even Whyte’s knockout power is exaggerated Chisora took a lot off Whyte and wasn’t bothered.
Most likely a points win in the Fury camp..
I usually get a bit of disliking for Fury before fights, but after the fight enjoy him again.
Not Whyte’s biggest fan either, he could I suppose knock Fury out but even Whyte’s knockout power is exaggerated Chisora took a lot off Whyte and wasn’t bothered.
Most likely a points win in the Fury camp..
Contrary to most on here, I think Whyte carries a lot of power, particularly in that overhand left, which is extremely dangerous considering he's not a southpaw.
I think he'll be a problem, Fury is obviously the favourite and I think he's playing the perfect game by being a gentleman to Whyte in the presser by making it all cordial. Whyte's best chance is to find the animal in him, the snarling, bristling version he showed in the Povektin rematch, but was lacking in the first fight. He thrives in the chaos, and I hope for his sake that he brings that madness on the day and makes it a good ol' dog fight
I think he'll be a problem, Fury is obviously the favourite and I think he's playing the perfect game by being a gentleman to Whyte in the presser by making it all cordial. Whyte's best chance is to find the animal in him, the snarling, bristling version he showed in the Povektin rematch, but was lacking in the first fight. He thrives in the chaos, and I hope for his sake that he brings that madness on the day and makes it a good ol' dog fight
Whyte looks to have whipped himself into decent shape, however, you'd have to worry about his engine over 12 rounds given his age and inactivity. He was out on his feet towards the end of the Parker fight and that was years ago. He also looks to have slowed down a bit in hs last few fights.
Fury would be stupid to have a row with him as it will likely be Whyte's only chance of winning.
One thing Whyte won't do is surrender meekly, he will definitely have a real go at some point.
Fury would be stupid to have a row with him as it will likely be Whyte's only chance of winning.
One thing Whyte won't do is surrender meekly, he will definitely have a real go at some point.
Said it before but how badly has this fight been promoted, Frank Warren is fecking shit and the undercard is terrible Cacace fight has had to be scrapped and he was main support. If it wasn’t for the Fury name nobody would be interested, poor form from Warren..