Ruddock, and fairly handily at that.

Have huge respect for Froch.

But feel McClellan would wipe the floor with Froch, possibly a real early night for Carl too.

i hope in the shock of the moment he didnt get to see what happened to his friends He must have had an inkling. Half the car is mashed up. ya but big difference between hearing someone died in a car crash, and seeing their decapitated destroyed body, with their crushed split open head down the road...

Cauliflowered arse. Just gobbed beer all over our living room floor, f'in funny that. Don't even know if it's down to boxing, but I get involuntary nosebleeds all the time. Didn't get them before boxing. Also get them after consecutive days boozing or washing my face too vigorously. Back of my mind...

Alguiffer wrote: ↑04 Dec 2025, 17:42 Tickets for Jan 24 Las Vegas Cruz-Muratalla card on sale now and going fast - prices very reasonable. I looked at the venue via hotel website and it looks small like the Virgin and Cosmo so any seat will be good.
Will be in the elevated section 303 row A seat 12 - stop by and say howdy.

People overlook the original iteration of Mike. He would have had complete disregard for Usyk and walked straight through him. Not even sure he'd need to duck and weave his speed, power and self belief had that much conviction. The later iteration would have been confused to f*ck where any outcome i...

Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑11 Nov 2025, 16:45 I always used to think a Boxrec forum fight club would be pretty tasty, but it seems most regular posters would be beaten up by a girl, so maybe not

Like others, I'm early 50s and pro rata in good shape for my age group.
I'd have to go all in and have her out of there in 6 minutes. No way could I do 10 rounds, even at 2 minutes per.
So me wthin three by KO, or her anytime after that.

elmersalsa wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025, 18:17

JackSprocket wrote: ↑14 Oct 2025, 10:24 Ray Leonard, yes. He might have been faster. But Roy Jones, never!

Roy Jones Jr was a total beast.

Have you lost leave of your senses Jack.
RJJ is top of the food chain on this one.

Shout out to Jose Ribalta, the definitive gatekeeper. But wow his resume is stacked. Hats of to him for taking on the talent he did. Remarkable set of names he prepared to duke it out with.

I think Gilgamesh is being slightly generous to Joe, don't think it would be that wide.
However, he is right in that Joe would seriously outwork Bud.
I think the earlier iteration of Joe could possibly stop him, the later version would settle for a comfortable points victory.

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Lewis cleans him out readily most times.
Bad Lewis night and he gets decisioned quite convincingly.
In short, Usyk gets knocked clean out if it's best version versus best version.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑29 Jun 2025, 16:13 Usyk knocks him out.

Really?

A scolded women strikes harder than Usyk at HW. I could see Ike knocking himself out before Usyk.

Imagine this will be a thoroughfare of folk supporting Usyk, not me. Think Ike would be a nightmare for him and blow him away in whichever round it happens to happen.

Bruno - Witherspoon. Eve though he lost, he fought really well and bravely, leading on the cards. Lewis - Rahman II. Great statement win. Hide - Erm....Bent, but limited options. Haye - Ruiz. Looked fast and powerful in that fight. Fury - Wilder II Joshua - Klitschko was a good win, albeit, against...

Herol Graham is cruelly underrated, but an accident waiting to happen.
He'd beat Bennie on almost all nights until Championship fight night.

golden_labrador wrote: ↑24 Apr 2025, 13:02

KiwiRider wrote: ↑23 Apr 2025, 14:32 Oh boy, I didn't know there was a rematch clause
A rematch for what exactly?

Nigel Benn is begging Eubank Snr to attend so they can all have a big hug at the end of the fight. I'd rather he runs in and clears the ring royal rumble style

If we ever had a pantheon of boxing gods, George would rightly be a founder member. Boxed during a period of unparalleled talent and standout performer. To this day, truly believe he the most powerful puncher.... ever. Sure we've had the odd harder puncher, but that is due to punching velocity and a...

As weird as it sounds, 60s Ali seemed to carry more power than the 70s iteration.

I have plenty of excuses for circa post 2000, just fell away from hardcore watch every fight that was available, to casual pick and choose any paricular fight that chose my fancy. In part, think terrestrial tv moved away from covering boxing, and also the 90s was a thoroughfare of great UK boxers to...

Billy Tully wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 16:34

The Docker wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 16:26

Billy Tully wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 16:22

Congratulations, you win worst post of the night. Log off now and relax.

Prick and a c*nt, well done you.

You sound like a well educated man with a wide vocabulary.

You don't, but well done on you or spellchecker arriving at vocabulary.

Billy Tully wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 16:22

Glass Joe wrote: ↑22 Feb 2025, 14:58 Johnny fisher would have beaten Zhang tonight. Age catches up with everyone

Congratulations, you win worst post of the night. Log off now and relax.

Prick and a c*nt, well done you.

No single entity football match of teams from the same league would offer such odds in a one match shoot out. Pretty much why folk still love the FA cup Yes, and the odds also shortened as the season went along. Naturally. Busters odds would've tumbled too the more the fight went on and Mike hadn't...

From an English perspective and in a mainstream sport too (not some sh!tty little backwater sport) Leicester winning the prem in 2015/2016 is by a country mile a bigger upset. Think they were 5000/1 to win it, what was Buster? You can't really compare the odds. In a single match, Leicester would no...