Alex Arthur to fight Sinitsin

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Freiheit
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Alex Arthur to fight Sinitsin

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From www.knock-out.dk
Scotsman Alex Arthur have accepted a position as official challenger for EBU 130 lb titlist Boris Sinitsin, who beat another Scot, Craig Docherty, in his last defence. Boris probably don´t mind another fight in Glasgow.
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Post by steve689 »

I hope this fight comes off, should be a good one.
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Post by Cannibal »

I'd fancy Arthur in this one as long as he doesn't get sloppy and concentrates from start to finish which he might find hard to do against a higher quality opponent.
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Post by Goz »

He needs to crack on now, he's done nothing since Gomez, honestly sometimes the speed these fighters are moved at you would think a boxers career lasted 25 years!
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Sounds like a good match to me, Arthur needs a real belt to get his career moving upwards again and Boris Sinitsin is a good but beatable fighter.

Arthur though will need to be on top form and keep his concentration going for the full 12 rounds that this fight may last.
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Post by nickd »

Arthur should beat Sinitsin quite handily. I thought Docherty's performance against him was terrible. With a little rise in workrate Docherty could have won quite easily but just refused to commit himself until it was too late.

Arthur wins on points or a late stoppage.
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Post by glittermonkey »

I think that Docherty froze somewhat against Sinitsin, the fight was there for the winning, but he was much more tentitive than usual. I don't envisage Arthur having the same problems. If his defence really has improved (let's face it, Sinitsin will be more of a test of that than Odumase, who was pretty much beaten into his shell early on), then he should be able to win with relative ease. I'm glad he's not jumping straight back in with Gomez, IMO he's choosing the right path here.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

glittermonkey wrote:I think that Docherty froze somewhat against Sinitsin.
I think you may well be right there, maybe fighting at home in front of his own fans does not suit him.
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