I think Konstanin Arich is fighting on the Biggers Better Bill on Friday on Eurosport. Looks like a big favourite to win this.
Biggers Better has a similar format to Prizefighter minus the frills. Last time the final needed to go an extra round - I really enjoyed the last one.
International Prizefighter Practice.
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Going the extra round when they can't decide the winner is a good ideal. Boths guys would just go to town for 3minutes. Has there ever been any big names in it or british guys?
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There has been a brit involved in it once - that standard is generally bad, usually old ex kick boxers. There seemed to be a good puncher in it last time a Polish guy - He KO'd his first two opponents, got into the final - and then lost on points. I thought he deserved the verdict after 3 rounds though.DougieC30 wrote:Going the extra round when they can't decide the winner is a good ideal. Boths guys would just go to town for 3minutes. Has there ever been any big names in it or british guys?
But they do try and its not as hyped as the Sky one.
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Who is he fighting against? I think he the weakest in the international heavy prizefighter.
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Mainly ex kick boxers under boxing rules.
Seen a few of these events on Eurosport, varying levels of fighters but seen a few with decent potential, low and mid level journeyman, mixed with fat swingers. But usually good entertainment.
Ed MONSO (DENMARK)
Florin NASARE (ROMANIA)
Tomasz BALA (POLAND)
Konstantin AIRICH (GERMANY)
Damien TRZCINSKI (POLAND)
Niko FALIN (GERMANY)
Vladimir ZELENT (BELGIUM)
Martynas KNYZELIS (LITHUANIA)
Seen a few of these events on Eurosport, varying levels of fighters but seen a few with decent potential, low and mid level journeyman, mixed with fat swingers. But usually good entertainment.
Ed MONSO (DENMARK)
Florin NASARE (ROMANIA)
Tomasz BALA (POLAND)
Konstantin AIRICH (GERMANY)
Damien TRZCINSKI (POLAND)
Niko FALIN (GERMANY)
Vladimir ZELENT (BELGIUM)
Martynas KNYZELIS (LITHUANIA)
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judging by the Williams and Olukon fights...airich is just strong and one dimensional
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You know your heavys what Greg tony like he is in prizefighter ?funso banjo baby wrote:judging by the Williams and Olukon fights...airich is just strong and one dimensional
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leforge wrote:You know your heavys what Greg tony like he is in prizefighter ?funso banjo baby wrote:judging by the Williams and Olukon fights...airich is just strong and one dimensional
i like Tony a lot. very strong and moves well
good fight with Helenius. (stopped in 6 but no shame there)
if he is in for Prizefighter...i would put some money on. as we know the faves rarely win.
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funso banjo baby wrote:leforge wrote:You know your heavys what Greg tony like he is in prizefighter ?funso banjo baby wrote:judging by the Williams and Olukon fights...airich is just strong and one dimensional
i like Tony a lot. very strong and moves well
good fight with Helenius. (stopped in 6 but no shame there)
Cheers
if he is in for Prizefighter...i would put some money on. as we know the faves rarely win.