Big John McDermott - What Next?

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Heard last night he was his heaviest he's been for a while. Could this be because he wasn't as hungry for this fight after his recent run? I don't know, but he certainly looked hungry in the ring last night and afterwards.

Interesting to interesting that he had Glandular Fever for the Fury rematch. He's certainly put himself back in the mix and I hope Maloney can get him a title shot of some sort. He's a good, humble guy and deserves a bit of luck.

I'd like to see him rematch Fury, but Fury won't have any of it. Maloney won't put him in with Price or Dallas, and Chisora may vacate. Maybe he can go in with Sexton? Or if Chisora vacates then maybe a rematch with Fury for the British title as I think Fury is mandatory challenger isn't he?
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Finch wrote:Heard last night he was his heaviest he's been for a while. Could this be because he wasn't as hungry for this fight after his recent run? I don't know, but he certainly looked hungry in the ring last night and afterwards.

Interesting to interesting that he had Glandular Fever for the Fury rematch. He's certainly put himself back in the mix and I hope Maloney can get him a title shot of some sort. He's a good, humble guy and deserves a bit of luck.

I'd like to see him rematch Fury, but Fury won't have any of it. Maloney won't put him in with Price or Dallas, and Chisora may vacate. Maybe he can go in with Sexton? Or if Chisora vacates then maybe a rematch with Fury for the British title as I think Fury is mandatory challenger isn't he?
See no reason why he is not either next or after Fury for a tilt at Chisora, seems a logical order but whether it will happen that way who knows
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He deserves a crack at a title, maybe Commonwealth against Sexton if Chisora vacates! If he doesn't vacate either then you've still got Fury, Sexton and possible Rogan ahead of him in the line for a shot, which is a shame because he is unbelievably unlucky!
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Was McDermott vs Olubamiwo an eliminator for the English title?

Fury might vacate the English title rather than fight McDermott again. If that happens then Price vs McDermott is an obvious fight to be made for the vacant title.
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Horse wrote:Was McDermott vs Olubamiwo an eliminator for the English title?

Fury might vacate the English title rather than fight McDermott again. If that happens then Price vs McDermott is an obvious fight to be made for the vacant title.
Will Price risk it with winning the commonwealth eliminator?
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alexpaterson wrote:
Horse wrote:Was McDermott vs Olubamiwo an eliminator for the English title?

Fury might vacate the English title rather than fight McDermott again. If that happens then Price vs McDermott is an obvious fight to be made for the vacant title.
Will Price risk it with winning the commonwealth eliminator?
He would be foolish because I would put my money on McDermott. :TU:
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alexpaterson wrote:Will Price risk it with winning the commonwealth eliminator?
How long will he have to wait for a shot at that?

What will he do in the meantime, fight more bums? Probably.
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Did we learn much from McDermott last night?

He's a top 5 gatekeeper domestically, for me.

I don't think beating someone of Larry's standing should get you a shot at the British. Stick him in with Price next.
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Has anyone said "sit-ups" yet?

No?

Oh.
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He should defend his southern area against Tom Dallas, pricey can't fight for the southern Area Title, if he beats Dallas (I don't think he would) then he has beat one of the best prospects, and will deserve a crack at a bigger title ie British or commonwelth
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Sky were seemingly conveniently getting it mixed up that McDermott vs Fury was not for the British title. John's last four fights were not for the British title, he's had 3 stabs at it - one was a tadge controvesial - he lost one clos(ish) one and he got smashed by Skelton.

How long is Skelton in the nick for? That might not be a bad fight - Skelton vs McDermott 2.
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price should fight mcdermott in a eliminator for the british and then winner fight fury for the vacan british if chisora vacates if not fury v chisora then the winner fights the winner of price mcdermott
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stujones wrote:Sky were seemingly conveniently getting it mixed up that McDermott vs Fury was not for the British title. John's last four fights were not for the British title, he's had 3 stabs at it - one was a tadge controvesial - he lost one clos(ish) one and he got smashed by Skelton.

How long is Skelton in the nick for? That might not be a bad fight - Skelton vs McDermott 2.
what about Kevin McBride or Michael Sprott or even Albert Sosnowski
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1southpaw wrote:
stujones wrote:Sky were seemingly conveniently getting it mixed up that McDermott vs Fury was not for the British title. John's last four fights were not for the British title, he's had 3 stabs at it - one was a tadge controvesial - he lost one clos(ish) one and he got smashed by Skelton.

How long is Skelton in the nick for? That might not be a bad fight - Skelton vs McDermott 2.
what about Kevin McBride or Michael Sprott or even Albert Sosnowski

sprotty would ice him inside three....mcbride and sosnowski might be outpointed
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stujones wrote:How long is Skelton in the nick for? That might not be a bad fight - Skelton vs McDermott 2.
I can't see the point of McDermott vs Skelton II.

It would look bad for Price and Dallas if Maloney was getting Skelton for McDermott rather than them.
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i think he needs to go jogging, he was of poor shape last night.
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kevinmalpas wrote:i think he needs to go jogging, he was of poor shape last night.
yeah, and 'The War Machine' looked like Charles Atlas. Didn't do him any good though.

Get in there Big John, that's the best 75 seconds of boxing i've seen in ages.
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funso banjo baby wrote:
1southpaw wrote:
stujones wrote:Sky were seemingly conveniently getting it mixed up that McDermott vs Fury was not for the British title. John's last four fights were not for the British title, he's had 3 stabs at it - one was a tadge controvesial - he lost one clos(ish) one and he got smashed by Skelton.

How long is Skelton in the nick for? That might not be a bad fight - Skelton vs McDermott 2.
what about Kevin McBride or Michael Sprott or even Albert Sosnowski

sprotty would ice him inside three....mcbride and sosnowski might be outpointed
McBride is in terrible shape, slow as anything. If John lasts the first round then John will have him and knock him out.

Sosnowski - who for me, is actually the best British based Heavyweight outside of Haye would be way too much for John McDermott. Sosnowski isn't the biggest heavyweight, but neither is John (height and reach).

Sprott outboxes him also, but that might be a good fight. I aint convinced Sprott has the power to hurt McDermott, and McDermott will keep at him (which Sprott doesn't like).

I still think Skelton vs McDermott is a good fight, it is one I'm sure John would like to have also. I think Skelton would be too early for Dallas, but not Price - but maybe Price would also need holding back a tadge - cause a win over Skelton and people will be talking Sexton, Chisora etc - and thats too far at this stage.
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Dan Dares wrote:
kevinmalpas wrote:i think he needs to go jogging, he was of poor shape last night.
yeah, and 'The War Machine' looked like Charles Atlas. Didn't do him any good though.

Get in there Big John, that's the best 75 seconds of boxing i've seen in ages.

Spot on mate boxing is an art form not a bodybuilding competition. I stole that line from a Steve Luevano BN report before somebody picks up on it! Hah.
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Dan Dares wrote:
kevinmalpas wrote:i think he needs to go jogging, he was of poor shape last night.
yeah, and 'The War Machine' looked like Charles Atlas. Didn't do him any good though.

Get in there Big John, that's the best 75 seconds of boxing i've seen in ages.
you obviously dont know your boxing, macdermott is a slod and the war machine was so novice like its unbelievable, if thats your idea of good boxing then i pity you.
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kevinmalpas wrote:i think he needs to go jogging, he was of poor shape last night.


John does he running dont worry about that, we do the same runs together mixing it up during the week from sprints to 8 miles 6 days aweek, John has always been Fat since iv know him as a Kid. He can do 12 rounds on his head, he is super fit.... I do agree he could do with losing a stone and toning the rest up but i would prefer to look like John then Larry and be on the winning side :TU:
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Is it bad diet, LondonIrish (appreciate if you don't want to answer that). He does amaze me that he is a fit lad (and I believe his glandular fever for the Fury rematch - which he was uncharacteristically blowing). I don't think you can dispute his fitness, its not prime Holyfield quality (otherwise, he would have finished off Danny in fight one) but it aint bad. He must be one of these low metabolism types, or eat bad food.
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stujones wrote:Is it bad diet, or eat bad food.



Think you hit the nail on the head :TU:
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Londonirish wrote:
stujones wrote:Is it bad diet, or eat bad food.



Think you hit the nail on the head :TU:
What kind of crap does he eat? I'm quite intrigued someone can be so fat and so fit at the same time.
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Finch wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
stujones wrote:Is it bad diet, or eat bad food.



Think you hit the nail on the head :TU:
What kind of crap does he eat? I'm quite intrigued someone can be so fat and so fit at the same time.


Tells us he eats good. He does like to tell a porky or two tho :OhYes: but thats John, tells us he eats good.. The runs we do is great The way the man trains is unreal the sweat that comes out of him is unbelievable :o So the only other thing it can be is his Diet....
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