Dazzo and Nicky

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Dazzo and Nicky

Post by THEBUTCH »

Who wins and claims all three belts ?
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Post by leforge »

Cook wins on points, in a good fight. Williams has been in some good fights rutherford twice, mckeveer. I think he will be outclassed by cook being the difference.
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Post by Chambers2 »

I ain't seen that much of Cooke, but he has looked decent when I have seen him. I've not been overly impressed with Dazzo, but he always finds a way to win (lately).

I'm going with Cooke, should be a good fight
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Post by mickeybeard »

Cook just too good for Williams: points or late stoppage
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Post by kevo »

Cook by late stoppage.
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Post by stujones »

Cooks on points in a little classic,

Could be very close and maybe controvesial.
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Post by dwo 27 »

I think this is going to a great fight, very close early on with Cook coming on strong towards the end and possibly stopping Williams late on or taking a points decision (around 117-111).
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Post by stujones »

More I think about this fight the more I am giving the underdog a chance. I remember Cook's big struggle (although very impressive display) vs Gary Thornhill. Williams will take it too him just like Gary did and I think there is more in the Williams tank than Thornhill's. I just wander if Williams' wars with Rutherford has him better prepared for this than Cook who hasn't fought an high intensity fighter for a while.

I still like Cook, but wouldn't surprise me at all if Williams wins.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

I pick cook to win in a surprisingly one sided fight.
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Post by Manos de Oro »

I think Cook's body shots will help him to a strong finish. Cook PTS in a (hopefully) competitive fight.
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Post by Spreadking »

this is in Cook's hometown, so I give him that edge.

If Dazzo can make him miss and counter with power punches, he could end up winning rounds. Of course, is the referee only scoring this ? those british judges always are bias it seems. (don't hate)

I think Dazzo wasn't in shape for the JOhn Simpson fight and ended up taking harder punches than he thought he would.

Cook for sure has the edge in power. just think he might be a tad to slow.

Cook should be the favorite though. Liked how he took out Cyril Thomas.
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Post by nickd »

Cook stoppage somewhere around 10 rounds. I think he's looked a class above Williams.
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Post by J »

COOK FOR ME 2

Late stoppage or comfortable ud
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Post by knockout »

J wrote:COOK FOR ME 2

Late stoppage or comfortable ud
ditto
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Post by tonyevs »

Riddick Blowe wrote:I pick cook to win in a surprisingly one sided fight.
Agree, mid-late stoppage.
Have not heard good stuff about Dazzo in sparring.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Cook by late stoppage.
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Post by Spreadking »

i have realized none of you British guys go against public opinion.

you all thought Hoye would kill Clinton Woods

Dazzo Williams, split decision win

:TU:
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Spreadking wrote:i have realized none of you British guys go against public opinion.
Quite correct, that's why I said Hatton was very capable of beating Tszyu. :TU:
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Post by Spreadking »

right, some of you took Hatton

:P

I don't blame you, he was the better fighter.
If Williams isn't in shape, then he will get stopped.

hope somebody gives updates.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Spreadking wrote:right, some of you took Hatton

:P

I don't blame you, he was the better fighter.
If Williams isn't in shape, then he will get stopped.

hope somebody gives updates.
I am sure someone will mate.

Keep an eye on this thread in about 30 minutes.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Undercard.

Ok I didn't score the fight but I thought Napa won.
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Post by stujones »

KOJOE90 wrote:Undercard.

Ok I didn't score the fight but I thought Napa won.
Yeah, unlike Piper I thought it was a good fight but a fight Napa won clearly.

I gave Callaghan 3 rounds at best.

Not often I say this but dissapointed in Ian John Lewis' scoring.

I like Esham Pickering's comments on Napa, he does actually fight like a little James Toney (albeit at a lower level).
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Cook wins in 2nd round with a body shot.

He is now a triple title holder.
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Post by Spreadking »

damn...........................

he really is that strong. good win for him.

dazzo sucks........ j/k he is okay. guess not that strong.

thanks
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Cook looked good and strong whipping in those heavy shots to the ribs right from the start. but it was still a bit of a shock when Williams went down in the 2nd.
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