prizefighter spoilers

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I can´t believe Keeton made it through the whole tournament without even getting knocked down. Francis should retire. Nah I stand corrected, he needs to fight on, so I can get my money back, betting on KO loss after KO loss. :witzend:
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The smallest man in the tournament did brilliantly to win it :bow:

Well done Ovil McKenzie :TU:
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Very enjoyable nights boxing, and guess why?

because we didn't have the usual undercard of onesided fights.
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chuffed to bits for Ovill...... He has been here a long time now... 6 years.. so i guess he may be eligible for British!!!!!

he has done it the hard way so i hope he uses the cash well
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Old bones Ian wrote:Very enjoyable nights boxing, and guess why?

because we didn't have the usual undercard of onesided fights.
Spot on Ian.

Boxing needs even, well matched fights - surely promoters can see this now?
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Yeah the smaller guy done WELL.
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Well Done Ovil :TU:
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Excellant,enjoyable night of boxing!!!

Well done Ovil McKenzie(he say he can make super middle) :TU: :TU:
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told you so ;;-) :DDD
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horrible

how sad that francis had to "drop" to this level after his brilliant win over oakey not that long ago. british and commonwealth light heavy titles...and the guy who wins prize fighter is the guy he sparked easily. what a horrile bitter irony
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Autobarn wrote:horrible

how sad that francis had to "drop" to this level after his brilliant win over oakey not that long ago. british and commonwealth light heavy titles...and the guy who wins prize fighter is the guy he sparked easily. what a horrile bitter irony
And then the fella Francis KO'd in a round goes and wins it, Keeton also had revenge on Scott, what a night of boxing, Friday fight night pales into insignificance
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Given enough notice Ovill could do super middle... i remember he fought very close to super middle against the russian prospect Inkin!!!
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REAL_DEAL wrote:that was never a knockdown fell hard done by if i was scott. Nice fight thou.
but you are not scott.....you are 10 inches bigger round the waist....and 10 inches shorter down the trousers...... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Just got back and it was a fantastic night, great fights. Huge congrats to all the boxers, who put everything out there. :box:
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Autobarn wrote:horrible

how sad that francis had to "drop" to this level after his brilliant win over oakey not that long ago. british and commonwealth light heavy titles...and the guy who wins prize fighter is the guy he sparked easily. what a horrile bitter irony
Well we did also have Dunstan and Scott who have fought for world titles, Keeton a former British champ, Corbett was a former commonwealth champ , Simpson a British champ, and even Steeds had fought for a British heavy title.

So i would say that Francis although the most talented boxer there (at one time), wasn't head and shoulders above everyone else on his ring achievements.
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Really good night, Buster Keeton done very well, should Ovil fight at cruiser or light heavy?
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I can't believe I forgot this was on (what an absolute bell end!! :KO: ) I spent the night watching 'Run, fatboy, run' which I'd seen before anyway :roll:

Anyone got a list of the results?
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Ovril was 25/1, Keeton 16/1 I think.

What odds that final 200/1 minimum?
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BIGMARK wrote:i just finished watching this on the sky+ and think it was the best prizefighter so far. I would like to think the format is suited to the heavier weights and is most exciting when it contested by seasoned pros rather than young fighters.
Agreed, this gives older more seasoned pro's a way back.
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DavidPayne wrote:Ovril was 25/1, Keeton 16/1 I think.

What odds that final 200/1 minimum?

320/1
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Some of those individual results would have been 25-1 or 16-1, much less winning the whole thing!
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I thought they said last night that the odds for that final were 50/1.... :TU:
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The bookie Pundit on Sky says it was 50/1 to predict that final


DavidPayne wrote:Ovril was 25/1, Keeton 16/1 I think.

What odds that final 200/1 minimum?
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Gazmac81 wrote:The bookie Pundit on Sky says it was 50/1 to predict that final


DavidPayne wrote:Ovril was 25/1, Keeton 16/1 I think.

What odds that final 200/1 minimum?
Those were measly odds. Keeton KO 1 Dunstan could have been 50-1 in its own right!
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oliverfennell wrote:
Gazmac81 wrote:The bookie Pundit on Sky says it was 50/1 to predict that final


DavidPayne wrote:Ovril was 25/1, Keeton 16/1 I think.

What odds that final 200/1 minimum?
Those were measly odds. Keeton KO 1 Dunstan could have been 50-1 in its own right!
Just to clarify Keeton KO'ed Francis not Dunstan
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