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by Pong
22 Mar 2008, 19:10
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Rees/Kotelnik RBR
Replies: 180
Views: 8740

If Rees had retained his title, it would have been highway robbery, Rees was outclassed over the second half of the fight. He won the first two rounds, but you can certainly make a case for Kotelnik winning all others. There were two or three close rounds, that one could have given to Res for his bo...
by Pong
17 Mar 2008, 17:15
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Froch vs Inkin Rescheduled for 10th May
Replies: 12
Views: 648

They just rescheduled the fight, so it would happen after Hopkins/Calzaghe and they can fight for the vacant WBC title, instead of having just a title eliminator now, that´s my theory anyway. :-?
by Pong
06 Feb 2008, 13:23
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Rees - Kotelnik set
Replies: 15
Views: 755

Here comes the third disputed decision "loss" in the UK, maybe Kotenlik can fight Hatton afterwards to complete the deal. :roll:
by Pong
14 Dec 2007, 15:19
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Rees/Kotelnik
Replies: 27
Views: 1589

Kotelnik is not a big puncher, which is a bonus for Rees. I think Rees stands a chance here, Kotelnik isn't a fast starter, and if Rees xcan get a few of the early rounds in the bag with his fast numerous punches ,then Kotelnik may be playing catchup , which adds pressure to him. With Enzo in his c...
by Pong
14 Dec 2007, 09:48
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Rees/Kotelnik
Replies: 27
Views: 1589

Kotelnik is not a big puncher, which is a bonus for Rees. I think Rees stands a chance here, Kotelnik isn't a fast starter, and if Rees xcan get a few of the early rounds in the bag with his fast numerous punches ,then Kotelnik may be playing catchup , which adds pressure to him. With Enzo in his c...
by Pong
23 Nov 2007, 15:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: OT- England will they won't they?
Replies: 126
Views: 4901

Will England still be among the top seeds for the World cup draw - You betcha. Glad that Scotland have been promoted to 2nd tier - Hope Northern Ireland are a bit higher aswell. Both team punched above their weight and deserve an easier time for the World Cup. Actually not, they are in the 2nd pot,...
by Pong
18 Nov 2007, 09:30
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: david haye the heavyweight
Replies: 35
Views: 1673

He has better stamina than he did, and I think that Skelton and Sprott have good stamina too look at the people he's been the distance with Vidos, Skelton, Koc, Virchis, Dettweiler not a gasser. Good for them, they´ll have a regular heartbeat, pulse and breathing while being unconscious on the grou...
by Pong
21 Oct 2007, 05:59
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Matt Skelton wants to fight Alexander Dimitrenko
Replies: 13
Views: 578

stujones wrote:Dimetrenko too schooled for Matt IMO, I rate Dimentrenko as highly as Povetkin.
Like Dimitrenko´s mother, guess that makes you two. :-?
by Pong
18 Oct 2007, 16:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Who is Gavin Rees's opponent?
Replies: 28
Views: 1390

Horse wrote:Why does Warren always do this? Why can't he be more transparent?
I thought the WBA ordered Rees to fight Kotelnik by Nov. 30th. Maybe he is´t on the card at all.
by Pong
10 Oct 2007, 06:49
Forum: Boxing History
Topic: Kostya Tszyu v Vernon Forrest world amateur bout!
Replies: 28
Views: 2440

I put that clip up. Tszyu was the daddy in his prime and anyone who thinks taller men like Oscar would rumble him at welter, i'd suggest they take a peep at that. dude fvck that clip.. Oscar would pick up right where Cool vince left off.. Where was Shitzsyu when Forrest was Champ at 147?? Hiding wi...
by Pong
15 Sep 2007, 21:19
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Macca opponent November - not Cunningham
Replies: 25
Views: 1252

Rees-Salita is decent. Oh has Rees-Salita been made then? Johnny Jensen is not as bad as Bobby Gunn, i have seen him fight a couple of times on undercards and he is ok. But i definately would have preferred Macarinelli to be fighting Cunningham. At least they didn't resurrect Jesper Kristjansen out...
by Pong
08 Sep 2007, 08:08
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Junior Witter - Your Verdict
Replies: 70
Views: 1751

Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
stujones wrote: He seems to be a typical Guyanian fighter with his consistency. .
Typical Guyanian fighter? Hes the only Guyanian fighter I've ever heard. Are you getting Guyana and Ghana mixed up
Braithwaite.
by Pong
07 Aug 2007, 17:11
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: A Weak Year For German Boxing?
Replies: 16
Views: 1038

Caught Tajbert once on Eurosport. Holdsworth was writing him off a bit. But you can't tell at this stage. I admit I was writing Povetkin off last year when he looked like a plodder vs that southpaw cruiser (it was his 1st fight on Sky). I'm big on Povetkin and hope he hands Byrd a beating. If it sh...
by Pong
30 Jul 2007, 09:45
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Rees vs Khan smart business move?
Replies: 32
Views: 1462

I'd actually give him a chance against Kotelnik too. The guy gives away the early rounds and relies on covering up too much and pressuring. Rees Is faster than Kotelnik who I don't really rate. Kotelnik struggled with M'Baye and lost to him. Kotelnik employs that stupid tactic of hit and not get hi...
by Pong
17 Jun 2007, 14:58
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: M'Baye - Rees
Replies: 29
Views: 1778

Katon! wrote:M'Baye made Laszlo quit though.

M'Baye Vs Kotelnik 3 will Andreas cover his way to victory the poster should be called.
Or which three family members will Frank W@rren bring to judge this time.

Or the blind man behind the mic is back, Duke McKenzie an ecouragement for handicapped people.
by Pong
05 Jun 2007, 17:50
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Macarinelli vs Cunnigham/Braithwaite?
Replies: 47
Views: 2137

Katon! wrote:Isn't It In the IBF rules that the champ Is allowed a voluntry defence after only just winning the belt?
Is Ricky Hatton still the IBF champ? :wink:
by Pong
05 Jun 2007, 09:03
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Macarinelli vs Cunnigham/Braithwaite?
Replies: 47
Views: 2137

The IBF is strip-happyland. No way they of all the major bodies would allow Cunningham to make a voluntary defense, which could postpone Huck´s mandatory shot.
by Pong
08 Apr 2007, 12:23
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Now the BS begins - Calzaghe-Kessler talks stall
Replies: 70
Views: 3787

Theres a chance Warren is lying but if Kessler wants 50-50 hes priced himself out. If Kessler is supposed to go to Wales and put two belts on the line against one then he deserves parity. End of story. Are we supposed to believe that Calzaghe would accept less than parity for a fight in Denmark, wh...
by Pong
08 Apr 2007, 11:05
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Now the BS begins - Calzaghe-Kessler talks stall
Replies: 70
Views: 3787

Theres a chance Warren is lying but if Kessler wants 50-50 hes priced himself out. If Kessler is supposed to go to Wales and put two belts on the line against one then he deserves parity. End of story. Are we supposed to believe that Calzaghe would accept less than parity for a fight in Denmark, wh...
by Pong
08 Apr 2007, 11:01
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Now the BS begins - Calzaghe-Kessler talks stall
Replies: 70
Views: 3787

Insulting and inadequate? A multi million deal and holding the rights to Danish and German TV rights would be a career best purse for 95% of all active boxers in todays game. Not to mention that if Kessler wins, it opens the door up to even bigger pay days that he otherwise wouldn't see without goi...
by Pong
19 Mar 2007, 19:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Are we being presumptious of a Marquez win?
Replies: 103
Views: 4407

Barrera showed he can fight OLD. No mistake his legs have gone, his stamina has gone. He had a fantastic defense (which faltered at times R7) Marquez is also looking older and worse than the Pacman fight (had Marquez winning that by 1-3 points) I had Barrera winning: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 tota...
by Pong
12 Mar 2007, 08:27
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: M'Baye V Kotelnik
Replies: 64
Views: 2353

Yes those are my punchstats. I just watched the first round again. I wasn´t afraid to watch the first round again and break it down punch by punch, because the hard evidence is there to be seen, time and time again, it doesn´t change. Kotelnik easily outlanded M´Baye in the first round and the 12th...
by Pong
12 Mar 2007, 06:21
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: M'Baye V Kotelnik
Replies: 64
Views: 2353

Mbaiye landed plenty of clean shots to the head, hence Kotelniks swelled up face at the end - that doesnt happen when you only punch glove all night I had Mbaiye WINNING THE FIRST. Mbaiye just did more and landed slightly more when Kotelnik was innactive for much of the round. I think it boils down...
by Pong
12 Mar 2007, 06:12
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: M'Baye V Kotelnik
Replies: 64
Views: 2353

A blocked shot or a guy that moves and makes an opponent miss are non scoring (it’s just a difference in styles). Kotelnik pressed the action but didn’t do enough for it to be effective apart from the times when he decided to open up and even then only some shots got through. M’baye threw more in t...
by Pong
11 Mar 2007, 22:07
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: M'Baye V Kotelnik
Replies: 64
Views: 2353

The first round was a 10-10 on my card, and I doubt the certainty in which you judged it. But I haven't the benefit of relaying it. When judging what has landed and hasn't. Do you go for the guy that is throwing volume that is being blocked and some that connect over 3 minutes as opposed to the guy...