Yeah, and increasingly nowadays foregin "fly ins" of dubious capacity.steve689 wrote:Sticking in nine prospects is one thing but filling the other corner with nine journeymen, some of whom have zero ambition is where the problem usually lies.
Haye V Enzo Undercard!
Well, its up in full!
Maxwell is up against Anthony Young, who recently lost a 10 rounder for the British masters title, and 4 fights in a row before that.
Vinny Mitchell has Tony McQuade- who looked like a committed scrapper, when I saw him in Peterlee. Fair booking, in my opinion.
Michael Walsh has a Georgian, who I'm sure will suffer from the short notice.
And Liam Walsh has Steve Gethin, a man with a rather red record, it has to be said. Although he DID beat Robin Deakin, who is facing the other Walsh brother.
But as with most undercards nowadays, it will be a big surprise if this is anything but a whitewash for the "left collumn" fighters.
Maxwell is up against Anthony Young, who recently lost a 10 rounder for the British masters title, and 4 fights in a row before that.
Vinny Mitchell has Tony McQuade- who looked like a committed scrapper, when I saw him in Peterlee. Fair booking, in my opinion.
Michael Walsh has a Georgian, who I'm sure will suffer from the short notice.
And Liam Walsh has Steve Gethin, a man with a rather red record, it has to be said. Although he DID beat Robin Deakin, who is facing the other Walsh brother.
But as with most undercards nowadays, it will be a big surprise if this is anything but a whitewash for the "left collumn" fighters.
Fair play, I didn't see that coming at all.Goz wrote:You might well be right mate, Mitchell might well blow him away but on paper it's a pretty decent contest and for an SN undercard, well I'll drink to that!charlieb wrote:You'll see.Goz wrote: Of course it is - don't be silly.
Mitchell may be favourite but it's a decent enough fight.
Great fight.