Friday Fight Night Round By Round

Dioufy
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Re: Friday Fight Night Round By Round

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DeGale's opponent was a joke. Thick neck which he just hung there waiting to be caught. One of the most upright fighters I have ever seen. I must say, there were a few giggles coming from my house when DeGale was hitting him for fun.

I don't know how he was 5/0 coming into that fight. I would pay massive bucks to see the guys who have been beaten by that dude last night. It would probably be a better laugh than going watching Peter Kay or Lee Evans live.
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Re: Friday Fight Night Round By Round

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alexpaterson wrote:I was impressed with all the Olympians Gavin cut off the ring brilliantly and picked his punches well Saunders did well he has a great engine and didnt let the boy into the fight DeGale was good head movement was good and landed big punches they all have adapted really well there body work and accurasy was all brillaint they all looked very good against decent 2nd fight opponants IMO
I think Saunders and DeGale look pretty capable. They both let their hands go well. DeGale's opponent was a muscle bound wild man who went for broke and got easily caught in a fun if brief affair. Saunders gave his boy a complete pasting with terrific Hatton-esque body work. The lad he fought was tough but went into his shell after about 2mins and he was taking a pasting.
I was however not so impressed with Gavin. He looks the most amateurish of them all. Very stiff and one dimensional. Picks his punches well but lacks power and doesn't throw many combinations. Its very early doors but of the three I think he's the most limited. Hope Frankie proves me wrong though.
Other rising star wise I have not seen Jeffries yet or the big Heavyweight from Liverpool.
I think Tyson Fury is a bit of a novelty and of the 2 that Hayemaker have are mixed. The super-middle looks good but the other lad. Think he's a super-feather is very average.
Also still to see the Irish lad Darren Sutherland. Exciting times though for UK and Irish boxing fans. :box:
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Re: Friday Fight Night Round By Round

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Well Jeffries looks strong and has adapted well to the pros also Sutherland has been good David Price the HW lad has had 1 fight looked good Fury annoys me but i just thought Gavin cut the ring of really well the boy he fought looked so akward he started slowly and then when he started getting him with good punches but he didnt look as good as DeGale and Saunders
WayoftheCass wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:I was impressed with all the Olympians Gavin cut off the ring brilliantly and picked his punches well Saunders did well he has a great engine and didnt let the boy into the fight DeGale was good head movement was good and landed big punches they all have adapted really well there body work and accurasy was all brillaint they all looked very good against decent 2nd fight opponants IMO
I think Saunders and DeGale look pretty capable. They both let their hands go well. DeGale's opponent was a muscle bound wild man who went for broke and got easily caught in a fun if brief affair. Saunders gave his boy a complete pasting with terrific Hatton-esque body work. The lad he fought was tough but went into his shell after about 2mins and he was taking a pasting.
I was however not so impressed with Gavin. He looks the most amateurish of them all. Very stiff and one dimensional. Picks his punches well but lacks power and doesn't throw many combinations. Its very early doors but of the three I think he's the most limited. Hope Frankie proves me wrong though.
Other rising star wise I have not seen Jeffries yet or the big Heavyweight from Liverpool.
I think Tyson Fury is a bit of a novelty and of the 2 that Hayemaker have are mixed. The super-middle looks good but the other lad. Think he's a super-feather is very average.
Also still to see the Irish lad Darren Sutherland. Exciting times though for UK and Irish boxing fans. :box:
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