Some of the usuals in there.
Gary Young - should he be stepping up now?
Ricky Burns, who beat Graham Earl last month, is due to fight...
...as is John McDermott. Any opinions on him. Can he still be "the great white heavyweight hope" or is he just a useless lumbering clutz?
Arthur/Docherty undercard
Re: Arthur/Docherty undercard
I've always liked the look of Gary Young since I saw him on the Harrison v McCullough undercard. I to hope it is a step up in the qualitity of opposition.jomothepure wrote:Gary Young - should he be stepping up now??
But of a revelation to me, and I am sure others with his big win last time out. It will ne intereting to see if he can build on his win against Earl.jomothepure wrote:Ricky Burns, who beat Graham Earl last month, is due to fight.
Never been too excited about Big John, he seems to lack that certain 'spark' you like to see in young fighters. I will be surprised if he ever gets past domestic level.jomothepure wrote:...as is John McDermott. Any opinions on him. Can he still be "the great white heavyweight hope" or is he just a useless lumbering clutz?
But he is still young for a Heavyweight so you never know.....
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Manos de Oro
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Manos de Oro
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Earl doesn't need to worry about that loss, IMO. Got totally 'out styled'. He should look to the Bennet fight and move on.KOJOE90 wrote:Frank Maloney
“I know Graham is also desperate to set the record straight against Burns, and he has said to me that he would be more than happy to fight him in a rematch if he wanted one.”
Maybe all that sunshine has affected your thinking, Manos!Manos de Oro wrote:Earl doesn't need to worry about that loss, IMO. Got totally 'out styled'. He should look to the Bennet fight and move on.KOJOE90 wrote:Frank Maloney
“I know Graham is also desperate to set the record straight against Burns, and he has said to me that he would be more than happy to fight him in a rematch if he wanted one.”
'Out styled'? That's a new one on me. He got his ears boxed off. On the night, Bennett would have sparked him early doors. He needs to address what went wrong or he is going down mate.
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Either way, not quite sure Earl is quite as "desperate to set the record straight" as Franky Boy thinks he is.Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Maybe all that sunshine has affected your thinking, Manos!Manos de Oro wrote:Earl doesn't need to worry about that loss, IMO. Got totally 'out styled'. He should look to the Bennet fight and move on.KOJOE90 wrote:Frank Maloney
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'Out styled'? That's a new one on me. He got his ears boxed off. On the night, Bennett would have sparked him early doors. He needs to address what went wrong or he is going down mate.
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Manos de Oro
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While I do think he was 'exposed' in that fight, I'm not sure many fighters other than Burns (or ones like him - tall, tricky, etc) would have troubled Earl too much. He kept marching in but constantly got clipped on the side of the head (Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Maybe all that sunshine has affected your thinking, Manos!Manos de Oro wrote:Earl doesn't need to worry about that loss, IMO. Got totally 'out styled'. He should look to the Bennet fight and move on.KOJOE90 wrote:Frank Maloney
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'Out styled'? That's a new one on me. He got his ears boxed off. On the night, Bennett would have sparked him early doors. He needs to address what went wrong or he is going down mate.
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