BIG GERMAN SHOW SAT NIGHT
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MightyWarrior
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BIG GERMAN SHOW SAT NIGHT
Best in a long time
Aslam v Jones WBA cruiser
Inkin v Zuniga WBO supermiddle
JC Gomez v Vilchis WBC heavy elim
Normaly you'd get these three fights headlining separate shows...not bad.
Here's hoping Inkin gets flattened, he doesn't deserve a vacant shot after blatantly ducking Froch TWICE.
It's on ZDF, but anyone know if there's an online stream of this bill??
Aslam v Jones WBA cruiser
Inkin v Zuniga WBO supermiddle
JC Gomez v Vilchis WBC heavy elim
Normaly you'd get these three fights headlining separate shows...not bad.
Here's hoping Inkin gets flattened, he doesn't deserve a vacant shot after blatantly ducking Froch TWICE.
It's on ZDF, but anyone know if there's an online stream of this bill??
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I noticed it was a great bill as well. Just imagine if we had this kind of thing in the UK?!
I'd love to watch it as well. Also hoping that Zuniga can flatten Inkin (there's a chance!)
I'd love to watch it as well. Also hoping that Zuniga can flatten Inkin (there's a chance!)
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Just noticed it meself on BoxPicks. Don't suppose Eurosport are picking this up.
Gomez v Virchis has my attention, although the Aslan fight might be okay.
Gomez v Virchis has my attention, although the Aslan fight might be okay.
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Is it for the Vacant title, or is it an eliminator/interim.... I thought Calzaghe was still champ.
Looking forward to Jones vs Asrlan also.... really hope Jones doesn't go old over night and finally gets the title he deserves.
Him and Victor Polo must be the too most unluckiest fighters in world title fights... Santa Cruz not far behind.
Looking forward to Jones vs Asrlan also.... really hope Jones doesn't go old over night and finally gets the title he deserves.
Him and Victor Polo must be the too most unluckiest fighters in world title fights... Santa Cruz not far behind.
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Not to mention our very own Rob Calloway is against Alexander Aleexev on the undercard!
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Interim title.stujones wrote:Is it for the Vacant title, or is it an eliminator/interim.... I thought Calzaghe was still champ.
Looking forward to Jones vs Asrlan also.... really hope Jones doesn't go old over night and finally gets the title he deserves.
Him and Victor Polo must be the too most unluckiest fighters in world title fights... Santa Cruz not far behind.
See here: http://www.boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=559354
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Dirk Kelly
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What a pity nobody has picked this up, would have been great on Nuts TV.
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There's 2.5 hours of Boxing on Eurosport at 7.30 on Tues. Doesn't say what, but I live in hope.
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Looking forward to Inkin-Zuniga and Alexeev-Calloway the most.
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Shame on Inkin
. Hope he gets what's coming to him. 
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Inkins recovered from his bout of Froch induced hypochondria then
As the very wise Butch (and Al Murray) said "Shame on You"
Nice bill though, i'd be interested in seeing how JC Gomez performs
As the very wise Butch (and Al Murray) said "Shame on You"
Nice bill though, i'd be interested in seeing how JC Gomez performs
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Well, it was for the interim title, until Joe conveniently vacated it.Asterix wrote:Interim title.stujones wrote:Is it for the Vacant title, or is it an eliminator/interim.... I thought Calzaghe was still champ.
Looking forward to Jones vs Asrlan also.... really hope Jones doesn't go old over night and finally gets the title he deserves.
Him and Victor Polo must be the too most unluckiest fighters in world title fights... Santa Cruz not far behind.
See here: http://www.boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=559354
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Air Rodney
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what's the start time of this card? thanks
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hope to find a stream of this.
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ZDF will start their broadcast at 23.00 CET. They will show Arslan cs Jones and then highlights om Alexeev vs Calloway.
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That's 10 PM UK time.Freiheit wrote:ZDF will start their broadcast at 23.00 CET. They will show Arslan cs Jones and then highlights om Alexeev vs Calloway.
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Russian dangerman Denis Inkin takes on Colombian dangerman Fulgencio Zuniga for Joe Calzaghe's old WBO super-middleweight title in Hamburg tonight.
The unbeaten, lean, raw-boned Inkin is overdue this shot, having stopped the likes of Mario Veit, Mger Mkrtchian and Branko Sobot - men who had challenged Calzaghe - along with Jozsef "Hangman" Nagy, George Adipo Odour, Malik Dziarra and former WBA light-middleweight champ Julio Cesar Vazquez.
In all, he has stopped 24 of his 33 victims.
The 30-year-old can obviously whack, although he made his way to the MEN Arena in 2004 and climbed off the floor to take an eight-round decision over tough London-based Jamaican Ovill McKenzie. Carl Froch also had him down in the amateurs but Inkin survived to win a decision. Now based in Hamburg, Inkin looks to be a typical puncher who doesn't take a shot so well, and Argentina's little-known Martin Abel Bruer floored him again recently (but was otherwise easily outpointed).
To the rugged Zuniga, who has lost only to middleweight sensation Kelly Pavlik and former major world champion Daniel Santos in 24 fights and registered big wins last year over previously unbeaten Russian puncher (like Inkin) Victor Oganov and perennial American contender Antwun Echols to secure this box-off.
Zuniga, who won his first 15 by stoppage, was outboxed and outpointed by southpaw Santos in a challenge for the WBO light-middleweight title five years ago in Puerto Rico but came back at middleweight and dropped Pavlik in the first round of their Las Vegas showdown in October 2005 and fought tooth and nail until he was ruled out with a shocking cut over the right eye at the end of the ninth. Zuniga was behind on points at the end but took time out to allow the cut to heal and returned at super-middleweight, where he still looks strong, if more of a wearing-down puncher these days. The 31-year-old's toughness, desire and workrate give him a chance with anyone but Inkin in Germany, despite that chin, represents a formidable proposition.
The unbeaten, lean, raw-boned Inkin is overdue this shot, having stopped the likes of Mario Veit, Mger Mkrtchian and Branko Sobot - men who had challenged Calzaghe - along with Jozsef "Hangman" Nagy, George Adipo Odour, Malik Dziarra and former WBA light-middleweight champ Julio Cesar Vazquez.
In all, he has stopped 24 of his 33 victims.
The 30-year-old can obviously whack, although he made his way to the MEN Arena in 2004 and climbed off the floor to take an eight-round decision over tough London-based Jamaican Ovill McKenzie. Carl Froch also had him down in the amateurs but Inkin survived to win a decision. Now based in Hamburg, Inkin looks to be a typical puncher who doesn't take a shot so well, and Argentina's little-known Martin Abel Bruer floored him again recently (but was otherwise easily outpointed).
To the rugged Zuniga, who has lost only to middleweight sensation Kelly Pavlik and former major world champion Daniel Santos in 24 fights and registered big wins last year over previously unbeaten Russian puncher (like Inkin) Victor Oganov and perennial American contender Antwun Echols to secure this box-off.
Zuniga, who won his first 15 by stoppage, was outboxed and outpointed by southpaw Santos in a challenge for the WBO light-middleweight title five years ago in Puerto Rico but came back at middleweight and dropped Pavlik in the first round of their Las Vegas showdown in October 2005 and fought tooth and nail until he was ruled out with a shocking cut over the right eye at the end of the ninth. Zuniga was behind on points at the end but took time out to allow the cut to heal and returned at super-middleweight, where he still looks strong, if more of a wearing-down puncher these days. The 31-year-old's toughness, desire and workrate give him a chance with anyone but Inkin in Germany, despite that chin, represents a formidable proposition.
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I'd pay to watch this lot :(
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danfire_911
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I really hope for a stream to see : Inkin vs Zuniga to should be a hell of a fight !!
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MightyWarrior
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Great, that's a definite stream I take it? Hopefully Inkin to follow the Jones fight..
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Yeah, the link is up there now too.
You will need to download Sopcast though. I have it, it's ok but like all these p2p applications its always worthwhile have a spydoctor product to fend off any trojans etc.
You will need to download Sopcast though. I have it, it's ok but like all these p2p applications its always worthwhile have a spydoctor product to fend off any trojans etc.
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DG.
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Link to download sopcast? do you have 1?Abbo wrote:Yeah, the link is up there now too.
You will need to download Sopcast though. I have it, it's ok but like all these p2p applications its always worthwhile have a spydoctor product to fend off any trojans etc.
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Theres a guide to it on www.myp2p.eu
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DG.
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