Great fight! Action packed throughout, full fight is on YT now:

A switched on, focused Benavidez is a real problem for almost anyone, whether he maintains discipline is another matter but let's hope so. entertaining fighter. Plant was sharp early on but got overwhelmed in the 2nd half, enjoyable watch.

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margaret thatcher wrote: ↑25 Mar 2023, 18:28 this little chilean is 33-3, but looks more area level. i'll give him credit at least he didnt come for a flop like bogdan dinu on the sky card

Previous defeats are against Ancajas, Moloney and Butler too so has boxed in and around world level in the past, albeit unsuccessfully.

Tough watch this, especially after Cain v Baluta.

Liking this fight, very fan friendly I'd say.

Would be stunned if Teo agreed to come over and fight in the UK, would definitely go if this went ahead. Both fighters have had a dip reputation-wise in the last year or so through under par performances and inactivity but they could bring the best from each other again if they fought.

Just had chance to watch this and didn't know the result, good fight and with a little more finishing instinct/experience Wilson would have been champion - loved that left hook in the 4th, peach of a shot. Honking refereeing mind, let Navarrete away with murder fcuking about with the mouthpiece etc ...

Great fight! Let's hope nothing occurs to stop this from going ahead..I fancy a late Benavidez stoppage in a cracker.

Cursed this rematch! Nightmare.

I’m stunned Really didn’t see that coming. Didn’t think Eubank looked good, he looks drained, but never saw a comprehensive Smith stoppage as a possible outcome. Yeah I agree, didn't fancy a stoppage either way to be honest. Very surprising but a spiteful finish from Liam, didn't let Eubank off the...

WOW

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a force wrote: ↑19 Dec 2022, 06:59 Jamie McDonnell.

Went over to fight the unbeaten Kameda as an underdog. His own trainer didn’t come as he’s scared of flying & he won well on points.

Brilliant performance.

Nice shout, good performance this.

DeGale beat Andre Dirrell for the IBF title on his US debut.

Groves beating DeGale was a big statement win for him at that stage of his career.

Gnome wrote: ↑17 Dec 2022, 18:32 Xhoxhaj should be proud of himself, was more than in the fight the whole time. He is an undersized cruiserweight but was all over CBS like a tramp on hot chips for the majority of the fight, he more than earned his purse and hope to see him fight on these shores again.

Totally agree

My word, brutal KO.

Xhoxhaj here to win, good R2 from the away fighter including big right hand to buzz CBS.

Azeez comes across well, hope he goes on to pick up the euro title, be a quality run of championships, the old school route if you like.

All over. Azeez is a tricky night for anyone around this level, great engine and decent variety. Good to watch.

KiwiRider wrote: ↑17 Dec 2022, 17:34 Anyone else thinking Fielding might get stopped late here?
He is eating a lot of punches and Azeez isn't slowing

Definitely, Azeez is relentless and has landed clean a lot so far.

Good exchanges in R2, Azeez plugging away on the inside.

That's ridiculous it was only 3 off in the end wasn't it? I thought if it kept happening in the final rounds it might cost Gibbs but he won that surely.

Gibbs needs to take him out or he's going to lose this on points deductions, mental.