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Marcus Beyer

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can anyone update his fight today. no rush, just trying to find out about it ?
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Post by Dutch Windmill »

Wait another 2-3 hours

Undercard results:

Rene Dettweiler KO2 Random Eastern European truckdriver
Sinan Samil Sam KO5 Some letvian fella
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Post by Freiheit »

Sanavia won a SD
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Post by bennie »

Freiheit wrote:Sanavia won a SD
Sanavia beat Beyer! That leaves Eastman out in the cold.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

bennie wrote:
Freiheit wrote:Sanavia won a SD
Sanavia beat Beyer! That leaves Eastman out in the cold.
Danny Green missed the boat, all these german champs getting beat, Ottke got out while it was good :wink:
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bennie wrote:
Freiheit wrote:Sanavia won a SD
Sanavia beat Beyer! That leaves Eastman out in the cold.
But isn't Beyer super-middle? What weight was this fight?
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Post by bennie »

Matchfixer wrote:
bennie wrote:
Freiheit wrote:Sanavia won a SD
Sanavia beat Beyer! That leaves Eastman out in the cold.
But isn't Beyer super-middle? What weight was this fight?
Yes, Sanavia moved up from middle. He had been scheduled to fight Eastman in a WBC middleweight final eliminator but was offered the Beyer fight and stepped up a weight.
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bennie wrote:
Matchfixer wrote:
bennie wrote: Sanavia beat Beyer! That leaves Eastman out in the cold.
But isn't Beyer super-middle? What weight was this fight?
Yes, Sanavia moved up from middle. He had been scheduled to fight Eastman in a WBC middleweight final eliminator but was offered the Beyer fight and stepped up a weight.
So Eastman becomes WBC mandatory?
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Post by bennie »

Matchfixer wrote:
bennie wrote:
Matchfixer wrote: But isn't Beyer super-middle? What weight was this fight?
Yes, Sanavia moved up from middle. He had been scheduled to fight Eastman in a WBC middleweight final eliminator but was offered the Beyer fight and stepped up a weight.
So Eastman becomes WBC mandatory?
He already is WBC number one but has weak management and they can't secure him a shot. The WBC will probably make Eastman fight someone else now in a final eliminator. Mickey Duff would never have allowed a number one contender to be messed around like this.
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Post by Matchfixer »

Apologies for all the questions but why does he have to fight final eliminators if he is now number one mandatory?

Is it because he is Howard Eastman?

And what chance of Hopkins fighting him anyway?
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Post by bennie »

Matchfixer wrote:Apologies for all the questions but why does he have to fight final eliminators if he is now number one mandatory?

Is it because he is Howard Eastman?

And what chance of Hopkins fighting him anyway?
It's because Hopkins can make huge money for the WBC by fighting someone like Oscar De La Hoya (who he'll fight in the autumn if they both come through tonight). Eastman brings nothing to the table, so is kept waiting for his chance by the WBC.
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Post by stujones »

I wonder if the #3 ranked fighter will be promoted to #2.

Eastman vs Taylor - if Hopkins has to vacate this is a worthy world title fight, I tip Eastman.

Whilst, Sanavia isn't a particularly good fighter (like worse than Haakar) I'm not exactly suprised with this, Beyer should retire - Glenn Cately F'd him up mentally, he is so gunshy now.

He lost heavily (IMO) to Lucas and was going to lose vs Green, now this.

Its a shame because the Beyer vs Woodhall would have given the best Supermiddles problems.
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Post by Matchfixer »

stujones wrote:I wonder if the #3 ranked fighter will be promoted to #2.

Eastman vs Taylor - if Hopkins has to vacate this is a worthy world title fight, I tip Eastman.

Whilst, Sanavia isn't a particularly good fighter (like worse than Haakar) I'm not exactly suprised with this, Beyer should retire - Glenn Cately F'd him up mentally, he is so gunshy now.

He lost heavily (IMO) to Lucas and was going to lose vs Green, now this.

Its a shame because the Beyer vs Woodhall would have given the best Supermiddles problems.
Eastman should just step up to super middle and take on Sanavia.
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Post by Freiheit »

Sanavia has to face the winner of Green vs Kessler first.
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Post by stujones »

Major typo on my part, Eastman vs Taylor - I tip Taylor not Eastman as I said.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

eastman is missing out big time here :x watching that hopkins-allen fight really pissed me off last night :evil: allen's effort was piss poor least eastman would have been trying.

sanavia won't hold that for long :wink:
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