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Macklin crying

Post by Japp »

Macklin please stop crying we have all heard enough of you got robbed !
You didn't take your chance end of !
Well done for trying , well done to barker for trying and good luck to Murray for trying in November/December
But me like all boxing fans have heard enough
Be nice to see barker , macklin and Murray fight it off to see who is last man standing
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Fail to see the point in this post
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The Dark Destroyer wrote:I'd like to see Barker, Macklin, Murray and Lee fight it out.
Dont forget Mcewan.
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Paddy1 wrote:Macklin please stop crying we have all heard enough of you got robbed !
I dont even think he got "robbed". I think there was only a round in it either way.
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Indeed, it was a fair decision, coulda got a round or two either way, there were plenty of close ones.
But it is in his right to make as much noise about it as possible, reason is, he'll get bigger fights and better paydays. It wouldn't make sense for him to jump straight back in with Sturm, that'd be a stupid move.
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I think the problem with Macklin now is, he has failed to proove in the ring that he has what it takes to be at the top. So has now resorted to making statements in the hope it gets him noticed. By all accounts wasn't he offered a rematch with Sturm but turned it down?
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Post by twenty six »

He was mate and whilst I'm not a major fan of his, if the rumours about the extent of the future options is any way near accurate then I don't blame him for walking away. Fans often don't get to see the full picture and probably think Macklin's decided its not for him, when in truth the options are the reason the fight's not happening.
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Post by smcb80 »

i don't think he was robbed, or close to it. he lost a tight decision. still a fan of his, boxers spouting drivel is nothing new
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I must have watched a different fight, I thought it was a stinker of a decision.
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yid14 wrote:I must have watched a different fight, I thought it was a stinker of a decision.
I only had Macklin up by 1 point. Shame he didnt get the decision though, he fought a great fight
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Post by liamlion »

Close enough fight, but wasnt surprised to see Sturm get the decision. For me Macklin threw loads more punches but Sturm's had much more impact and affect on Macklin.

Macklin has always talked himself up, he does it in a calm, matter of fact way as opposed to a bombastic and extroverted manner. Personally, I think the lad is a touch delusional and is always looking to earn quick money over glory (hence his use of some many promoters) - which is his abosulte prerogative

Personally I dont think he punches hard enough to make it to the division's elite. Would definitely like to see him in against Barker.
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Post by Japp »

Macklin worked very hard but without quality !!! Fact yes he did a good job but who wouldn't for a world title . I don't like boxers who cry myself . If macklin said I got beat by better man but I will be back you would admire him but putting other fighters down and crying only annoys the true fans .
My opinion he didn't do enough in a champions back yard , you have to smash your opponent away from home fact . If you was that confident you would of took the small pay rise yu was offered and took the chance with both hands but no he run because he knew as hard as he worked he could not open his defence up.
However good effort but that's where it stops
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yid14 wrote:I must have watched a different fight, I thought it was a stinker of a decision.

how many did you have him winning by? Out of interest. Ive onyl watched the fight once on the night.

macklins best performances have been in defeat, is that fair?
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Wales wrote:
yid14 wrote:I must have watched a different fight, I thought it was a stinker of a decision.

how many did you have him winning by? Out of interest. Ive onyl watched the fight once on the night.

macklins best performances have been in defeat, is that fair?
I only watched it once on the night aswell but remember thinking it was a stinker clearly I'll have to watch it again.
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I watched it only on the night i though Macklin could have got the nod but i didnt score it. He didnt disgrace himself sturm a decent champion.
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He didn't disgrace himself no . But the point is he is still crying .
Like whoever said before his best performance is a defeat
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

i had sturm winning.

7 rds to 5.

was a terrific effort from macklin though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjF7GMP28X8 :D
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hitman_hatton1 wrote:i had sturm winning.

7 rds to 5.
Further proof that Macklin won :OhYes:



Macklin outworked Sturm throughout the fight, he clearly won the fight with his body attack IMO
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Paddy1 wrote:Like whoever said before his best performance is a defeat
performanceS, most people remember Macklin for Moore and Sturm. Athough im doing matt a bit of a diservice as he has some good wins on there too. teh way in which he dispatched of Asikinen and Elcock were clinical.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

Chambers2 wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:i had sturm winning.

7 rds to 5.
Further proof that Macklin won :OhYes:



Macklin outworked Sturm throughout the fight, he clearly won the fight with his body attack IMO
it's that old scoring debate.

workrate or quality. :OhYes:
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