Good fight- I tend to agree with the judge who scored it a draw, I think. Dean seemed to be getting in with some good hard punches. Marsh has a very good boxing style- winning rounds by movement and fast punches. It is a hard one to score, for sure.
I think, however, Marsh might struggle at a higher level- Someone with a harder punch could wear him down- but time will tell!
Marsh v Dean tonight
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
Its a hard one with a boxer like Marsh. Should he change his style a bit and try setting down on his punches, to get more power into them. But this will mean him losing some of his better skills in movement/ fast punches.
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
He can improve his Strengh and Power but imo if a boxer aint a Puncher then he will never be.
The super bantamweight aint strong maybe Moran then Scott Quigg then he's got that Belt out right
The super bantamweight aint strong maybe Moran then Scott Quigg then he's got that Belt out right
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
teddy007 wrote:
Scott Quigg is nowhere near ready for a british title fight. At the very least 18months away.
Yes you aint wrong but who else is there?
Sean Hughes after he gets beat by Booth, there is No one..
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
Yeah bit of a shortage of challengers, I agree that Quigg is far off competing at that level, so it leaves Moran, and then ?Londonirish wrote:He can improve his Strengh and Power but imo if a boxer aint a Puncher then he will never be.
The super bantamweight aint strong maybe Moran then Scott Quigg then he's got that Belt out right
Maybe a fight with Munroe wouldn't be out of the question for a double title fight.
Is the Commonwealth title still held by Anyetei Laryea? He's now lost 3 in a row stateside, if he still does hold the title, then Marsh could look at a shot there.
Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
I thought Marsh was excellent overall. If he took a big fight (i.e Euro) I think a proper camp could sort his body and stamina doubts, which I would otherwise have.
I'd fancy him to win against Bernard Dunne deffo
I'd fancy him to win against Bernard Dunne deffo
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
Abbo wrote:I thought Marsh was excellent overall. If he took a big fight (i.e Euro) I think a proper camp could sort his body and stamina doubts, which I would otherwise have.
I'd fancy him to win against Bernard Dunne deffo
I dont about stamina doubts he's as fit as a fiddle..
Would love to see him fight Dunne in 3 or 4 fights..
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
I was at the fight and I thought Dean had just took it by one round, I thought Dean took some of the close rounds because he was thetaking the fight to marsh. Very close fight though and one of the best fights ive seen live. The atmosphere was electric!!!
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Re: Marsh v Dean tonight
Abbo wrote: If he took a big fight (i.e Euro) I think a proper camp could sort his body and stamina doubts !!!
Is he not already at a Good Camp. When you say Proper camp what exactly do you mean?