Eurosport NOW!

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Shirow
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Eurosport NOW!

Post by Shirow »

A Samuel Peter fight is just starting.

Also Corrales v Casamayor follows (for the Sky-less)
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Post by Kilburn »

Buggering hell.

Whenever I happen to catch a fight on Eurosport it's always some dull crap that I don't want to see (like Stefano Zoff the other night).

Does Peter appear to be a serious prospect or not?
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Post by Shirow »

Very very unimpressed with Peter.

He plods forward throwing punches like he's swatting flies - with no defence whatsoever. He has the sort of natural brute strength that Skelton carries though.

I think the only reason that the Americans are talking about him must be because he is young (22) and they don't have anyone else on the horizon.

Our up and comers Greenberg, Skelton and of course Harrison are much more promising.
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Post by Kilburn »

Well, this show runs again at 1:30pm today so it looks like I'll finally get my first glimpse of Peter.
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Post by knockout artist »

Kilburn wrote:Well, this show runs again at 1:30pm today so it looks like I'll finally get my first glimpse of Peter.
Does during evenings any time?
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Post by J »

Kilburn wrote:Well, this show runs again at 1:30pm today so it looks like I'll finally get my first glimpse of Peter.

i think corrales vs Casamyor is on that show, listen to the prediction of the scorecards from good old Stevo, bless him does admit he never gets em right.
warming to him more and more :wink:
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Post by Kilburn »

Not sure if it's repeated again, you never know with good old Euro.

Won't have time to watch Diego & Casa, thought it was a boring fight first time round anyway.
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Post by bennie »

For those watching the boxing now, the photographer in the red cap facing the cameras is Ed Mulholland. The balding guy next to him is the great Tom Casino.
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Post by Kilburn »

Well, I fully concur with Shirow. Samuel Peter looks pretty hopeless.

He's like Frankie Swindell without the finesse (I kid you not). Hands held by his stomach, not particularly accurate, sweating cobs instantly, this guy is just waiting to be exposed.

Audley's luck continues...
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