Porky Lovett v Tim Bell 5th Oct

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Porky Lovett v Tim Bell 5th Oct

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Looks like miracle worker Brian Amatruda has finally gotten both parties to the table.

12x3 PABA Light Heavyweight title defence; OPBF vacant title on the line.
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mano loco wrote:Looks like miracle worker Brian Amatruda has finally gotten both parties to the table.

12x3 PABA Light Heavyweight title defence; OPBF vacant title on the line.
awesome. better be on TV in some capacity
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toppity wrote: awesome. better be on TV in some capacity
I believe the last show Porky headlined was sold to Sky Channel; not sure if it's been shown yet. Perhaps something similar will happen here.

The show will be a sellout pretty much before tickets go on sale, so hopefully Brian & Barry make the DVD available as I'm sure there will be a lot of interest from fight fans around Australia who are unable to attend on the night.
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Great fight! Hopefully Porky can clean up the local scene and then make the step up :TU:
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he should have no problems with bell(IMO). stenton worked him out pretty easy and i would expect porky to do same. toppity, i thought you would be there for your man??
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Marlin wrote:Great fight! Hopefully Porky can clean up the local scene and then make the step up :TU:
Nice in theory, but the reality is it won't be happening any time soon. The type of purse most Aussie fighters ask for to step in with Porky is ridiculous. Les Sherrington's team is a prime example.

After Bell, who's left for Porky to fight on the domestic scene? Zdravko? Baff? Foley? A rematch with McKay?

As for the fight itself, I expect a tough, gruelling battle. Stylistically, they match up well: both are tough, heavy-handed, walk up fighters with solid chins. I'm expecting a rough-and-tumble fight that's decided in the latter rounds.
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mano loco wrote:
Marlin wrote:Great fight! Hopefully Porky can clean up the local scene and then make the step up :TU:
Nice in theory, but the reality is it won't be happening any time soon. The type of purse most Aussie fighters ask for to step in with Porky is ridiculous. Les Sherrington's team is a prime example.

After Bell, who's left for Porky to fight on the domestic scene? Zdravko? Baff? Foley? A rematch with McKay?

As for the fight itself, I expect a tough, gruelling battle. Stylistically, they match up well: both are tough, heavy-handed, walk up fighters with solid chins. I'm expecting a rough-and-tumble fight that's decided in the latter rounds.
i actually think Marlin meant step up and away (international)

if he wins this, and wants to have a real crack then there is no other option.
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:TU:
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toppity wrote:
mano loco wrote:
Marlin wrote:Great fight! Hopefully Porky can clean up the local scene and then make the step up :TU:
Nice in theory, but the reality is it won't be happening any time soon. The type of purse most Aussie fighters ask for to step in with Porky is ridiculous. Les Sherrington's team is a prime example.

After Bell, who's left for Porky to fight on the domestic scene? Zdravko? Baff? Foley? A rematch with McKay?

As for the fight itself, I expect a tough, gruelling battle. Stylistically, they match up well: both are tough, heavy-handed, walk up fighters with solid chins. I'm expecting a rough-and-tumble fight that's decided in the latter rounds.
i actually think Marlin meant step up and away (international)

if he wins this, and wants to have a real crack then there is no other option.
Oh I understood that, I was referring to the "cleaning up" of the local scene.

Marlin, are you gonig to the fights?
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I'm in Sydney mate.
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Marlin wrote:I'm in Sydney mate.
Ever heard of Jetstar?
:lol:
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Actually I am going to miss this all together. I will be in Vegas on the 5th.
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Marlin wrote:Actually I am going to miss this all together. I will be in Vegas on the 5th.
:lol:
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Hope Tim eases into his post fight career without hitch
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Marlin wrote:Actually I am going to miss this all together. I will be in Vegas on the 5th.
Miss what? :wink: :evil:
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