Choi vs Jackson Asiku
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Londonirish
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Choi vs Jackson Asiku
18th June-Looks a great fight nice to see Choi back in Action look a very tough one tho, also Steve O'Meara vs Erick Ochieng should be a creaker...
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Good fights! Eric in action again after beating Cameron. Hope he wins looks good fighter!Londonirish wrote:18th June-Looks a great fight nice to see Choi back in Action look a very tough one tho, also Steve O'Meara vs Erick Ochieng should be a creaker...
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Lovely fight, looks like a nice bill - better than the one being televised. Whose the promoter... if I was them, I would be talking to premier sports.
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Hard knocks! Spencer fearon!stujones wrote:Lovely fight, looks like a nice bill - better than the one being televised. Whose the promoter... if I was them, I would be talking to premier sports.
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is this in London?
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smoggy7188
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Ochieng isnt fighting on this card apparently.
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This is a great fight better than many of the commonwealth headliners that have appeared on SFN/FFN in the past.
Asiku gave Jhonny Gonzalez a few problems this is an evenly matched fight. Great value for money.
Asiku gave Jhonny Gonzalez a few problems this is an evenly matched fight. Great value for money.
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Last hard knocks show was a belter only 4 fights but even money fights. Down seeing a friend that weekend I might go along.
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I think 4-5 fights is about a good amount as long as they are evenly matched. I would rather watch 5 evenly matched fights than 9 propsect v journeymans and a 50/50pyenest77 wrote:Last hard knocks show was a belter only 4 fights but even money fights. Down seeing a friend that weekend I might go along.
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I think 4-5 fights is about a good amount as long as they are evenly matched. I would rather watch 5 evenly matched fights than 9 propsect v journeymans and a 50/50[/quote]
My point exactly nothing worse then when you go to a card full of prospects v journeymen & the away corner doesnt win a round.
My point exactly nothing worse then when you go to a card full of prospects v journeymen & the away corner doesnt win a round.
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Choi vs Jackson Asiku
I think Asiku will eat Choi. Choi looked to have aged pretty badly when i saw him in P/F.
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I wouldn't exactly call it 50:50, with Choi being close to 40 - but it is going to be a good bout, no doubting that.
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choi boy the toughest man i know and going to have to b in this 1 mind still think choi will do him the little can bang hadme out on my feet a few times in sparrin didnt tell him though ha good luck
choi boy
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Asiku will walk through Choi. Both good fighters but both at different levels.
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Two good fighters whose careers have mostly been wasted on the shelf. Will be interesting to see who has the most left.
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lefthook82
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where is this?
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Old bones Ian
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i see Robert Lloyd Taylor is giving it another go on the undercard as well.
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Londonirish
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lefthook82 wrote:where is this?
Its at the York Hall
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choi belive it or not close to the big 40 mind you wouldnt think think he 38 or 9 he a warrior your right well have to c howmuch he gotleft one punch always turn s a fight around mind and he can punch but doesrunforward with his hands down as tough as he is punches finaly take its toll guys i go the shop for a paper turn up 3 days later without the paper ha ha ha ha hah 