Prizefighter SuperFly's, Who Wins?

Who wins?

Poll ended at 12 Oct 2011, 16:40

Broadhurst
11
14%
Haskins
24
30%
Broadbent
5
6%
Lyon
25
32%
Farrag
2
3%
Robinson
3
4%
Ahmed
7
9%
Reeve
0
No votes
Ali
0
No votes
Power
2
3%
 
Total votes: 79

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Big heart from Don. Haskins elbowed him for the 2nd kd.
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The Ref could have stopped that in the last round for me.
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Livingstone Cole wrote:World title shot, eh? Are you sure?
Why wouldn't he want a world title shot?
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Wish I had more than £20 on Haskins now.
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Haskins a level above. Would rather not see someone of his calibre in the tournament when it's full of novices and fighters a level below - need to level out the playing field.
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Livingstone Cole wrote:
Horse wrote:
Livingstone Cole wrote:World title shot, eh? Are you sure?
Why wouldn't he want a world title shot?
Well he holds the WBA something or other at Bantamweight, so I imagine he'll be highest in their rankings. The champ there is Moreno, who takes on Darchinyan next. The others are Mares and Donaire.

He'd be murdered.
At 115 he might have a shot at a title, if he can make the weight.
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Post by -KOKid- »

I don't know about you guys, but last night's Prizefighter didn't catch fire imo.
The only real thrilling fight was Farrag-Lyons, the other six were either average or boring.
Even Uzzy's ringwalk was flat.

Comparing this edition with the one that Gary Buckland won (no. 14), the whole thing was a huge letdown.
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broomy7s wrote:Wish I had more than £20 on Haskins now.
Aye, you can never have enough on a winner :lol:

Have to say, was a good price that - Coral at 7-2 was a bit out of line (thankfully).
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
broomy7s wrote:Wish I had more than £20 on Haskins now.
Aye, you can never have enough on a winner :lol:

Have to say, was a good price that - Coral at 7-2 was a bit out of line (thankfully).
ian tell me who yopu takin for the weekend im will you now ha not a bettin man but a cool buzz about winnin 70 ha only 1 winner like haskin like farrag like :TU: :TU:
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Post by roy »

Sad to see how far Don Broadhurst has gone back. I thought he looked world class the night he won the Commonwealth title.
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Don did not look in shape at all and seemed to be plodding at times. You could see his class in the way he was picking his punches early on. Don't forget he has been inactive for a while and only had less than 2 weeks notice.

Is he suffering from the same distractions his good mate Frankie Gavin suffered from?
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carlbcfc wrote:Don did not look in shape at all and seemed to be plodding at times. You could see his class in the way he was picking his punches early on. Don't forget he has been inactive for a while and only had less than 2 weeks notice.


Your right he did only get 2 weeks Notice But he knew a long time before that and said he had been training was making sure he was fit incase of getting a call up, same as my self i went out to Finland training Camp for a couple of weeks was in very good shape and was more then ready but didn't get a look in.. Really fancied it in that line up I was the Biggest Man there 8) Aint often i get to say that :lol: ....

I did say its all about the Luck of the Draw, if Don had been in the 2nd half of it he wouldn't of won a Fight but instead he ends up in the Finals which imo he was lucky to get that far, i had Robinson winning 29-28 but as in his last few fights luck aint been on his side when coming to the Judges...


Been in Boxing a good while now and i can say Matchroom are the most Proffessional People i have worked with.........
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Londonirish wrote:
carlbcfc wrote:Don did not look in shape at all and seemed to be plodding at times. You could see his class in the way he was picking his punches early on. Don't forget he has been inactive for a while and only had less than 2 weeks notice.


Your right he did only get 2 weeks Notice But he knew a long time before that and said he had been training was making sure he was fit incase of getting a call up, same as my self i went out to Finland training Camp for a couple of weeks was in very good shape and was more then ready but didn't get a look in.. Really fancied it in that line up I was the Biggest Man there 8) Aint often i get to say that :lol: ....

I did say its all about the Luck of the Draw, if Don had been in the 2nd half of it he wouldn't of won a Fight but instead he ends up in the Finals which imo he was lucky to get that far, i had Robinson winning 29-28 but as in his last few fights luck aint been on his side when coming to the Judges...


Been in Boxing a good while now and i can say Matchroom are the most Proffessional People i have worked with.........
How are they the most professional? Shame you did not get the chance to get in it.
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leforge wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
carlbcfc wrote:Don did not look in shape at all and seemed to be plodding at times. You could see his class in the way he was picking his punches early on. Don't forget he has been inactive for a while and only had less than 2 weeks notice.


Your right he did only get 2 weeks Notice But he knew a long time before that and said he had been training was making sure he was fit incase of getting a call up, same as my self i went out to Finland training Camp for a couple of weeks was in very good shape and was more then ready but didn't get a look in.. Really fancied it in that line up I was the Biggest Man there 8) Aint often i get to say that :lol: ....

I did say its all about the Luck of the Draw, if Don had been in the 2nd half of it he wouldn't of won a Fight but instead he ends up in the Finals which imo he was lucky to get that far, i had Robinson winning 29-28 but as in his last few fights luck aint been on his side when coming to the Judges...


Been in Boxing a good while now and i can say Matchroom are the most Proffessional People i have worked with.........
How are they the most professional? Shame you did not get the chance to get in it.



From the minute we got there, they made sure we was ok.. The Hotel was lovely, trainer and boxer had Seperate Room. All Expensive was paid right away without having to ask (even taxi to and from staion to hotel and hotel to venue), the money they gave for Food for 2 days was more then generous meaning that we didnt just have to eat at the Hotel but being able to out Restrents, at the end of the Night (fight night) they came looking for me to sort my cheque...
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shame you wasnt in there martin haskin s and farrag would of been a great war for you mate specialy the young farrag great for tv mind you still the champ martin :TU:
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tear up wrote:shame you wasnt in there martin haskin s and farrag would of been a great war for you mate specialy the young farrag great for tv mind you still the champ martin :TU:


Thanks... Would of been excitig fights, Farrag will be a serious contender in a year or two, being able to keep that pace up for 12 rounds :box:
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Londonirish wrote:
leforge wrote:
Londonirish wrote:

Your right he did only get 2 weeks Notice But he knew a long time before that and said he had been training was making sure he was fit incase of getting a call up, same as my self i went out to Finland training Camp for a couple of weeks was in very good shape and was more then ready but didn't get a look in.. Really fancied it in that line up I was the Biggest Man there 8) Aint often i get to say that :lol: ....

I did say its all about the Luck of the Draw, if Don had been in the 2nd half of it he wouldn't of won a Fight but instead he ends up in the Finals which imo he was lucky to get that far, i had Robinson winning 29-28 but as in his last few fights luck aint been on his side when coming to the Judges...


Been in Boxing a good while now and i can say Matchroom are the most Proffessional People i have worked with.........
How are they the most professional? Shame you did not get the chance to get in it.



From the minute we got there, they made sure we was ok.. The Hotel was lovely, trainer and boxer had Seperate Room. All Expensive was paid right away without having to ask (even taxi to and from staion to hotel and hotel to venue), the money they gave for Food for 2 days was more then generous meaning that we didnt just have to eat at the Hotel but being able to out Restrents, at the end of the Night (fight night) they came looking for me to sort my cheque...
Are you on the Price bill?
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I understand you being pissed Martin after knowing you could of gave a better account. I think Don needs to get to Fly and campaign there. He won't do nothing at SuperFly IMO as he is too small.
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carlbcfc wrote:I understand you being pissed Martin after knowing you could of gave a better account..
Think i would of had a decent realistic Chance unlike a couple that was in it...
carlbcfc wrote:I think Don needs to get to Fly and campaign there. He won't do nothing at SuperFly IMO as he is too small.

Agree 100%..... The other Reserve Naji Ali beat Don in his last fight, but yet he was sitting along side me..........................................................
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I was there at the LG at 1am on the Mag 7 show, the place was almost empty by then. Terrible time to box that. Don done a rib early on in that fight he said. But then everyone makes excuses. Ali is a decent fighter.
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carlbcfc wrote:I was there at the LG at 1am on the Mag 7 show, the place was almost empty by then. Terrible time to box that. Don done a rib early on in that fight he said. But then everyone makes excuses. Ali is a decent fighter.


His fighting Jamie Conlon on the 22nd, hear good things about Jamie but if Ali is fit and as good as he was when i use to spar him i think he'l be very Hard to beat.......... Frank M's show on the 22nd look VERY VERY evenly Match.. Looks a good show....
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Bumped into Haskins yesterday. I gave him his dues and said I thought he was a class above in there. He said he wants a title shot next. Wished him all the best for the future. Seems a decent lad. :TU:
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Cas wrote:Bumped into Haskins yesterday. I gave him his dues and said I thought he was a class above in there. He said he wants a title shot next. Wished him all the best for the future. Seems a decent lad. :TU:

He was look like a man against boys, nice fella as well.. Did he say what Title? I told Chris and Lee that i was reading that he wants to get the British outright but No one will fight him, told him that since Dec 11th 2009 iv been on to Frank M to put the fight on with me and him but all Frank kept saying is Sky TV wdont want any of Haskins fights... He's had a couple of years out and looks he tidied his style up after the other night i think Sky wouldn't mind showing his fights... Im up for it...
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Londonirish wrote:
Cas wrote:Bumped into Haskins yesterday. I gave him his dues and said I thought he was a class above in there. He said he wants a title shot next. Wished him all the best for the future. Seems a decent lad. :TU:

He was look like a man against boys, nice fella as well.. Did he say what Title? I told Chris and Lee that i was reading that he wants to get the British outright but No one will fight him, told him that since Dec 11th 2009 iv been on to Frank M to put the fight on with me and him but all Frank kept saying is Sky TV wdont want any of Haskins fights... He's had a couple of years out and looks he tidied his style up after the other night i think Sky wouldn't mind showing his fights... Im up for it...
FW would get him on allegedly and a world title shot no doubt. This is a situation were the promoter can no longer offer anything to the boxer. Time to move to allegedly Haskins for your own future.
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carlbcfc wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
Cas wrote:Bumped into Haskins yesterday. I gave him his dues and said I thought he was a class above in there. He said he wants a title shot next. Wished him all the best for the future. Seems a decent lad. :TU:

He was look like a man against boys, nice fella as well.. Did he say what Title? I told Chris and Lee that i was reading that he wants to get the British outright but No one will fight him, told him that since Dec 11th 2009 iv been on to Frank M to put the fight on with me and him but all Frank kept saying is Sky TV wdont want any of Haskins fights... He's had a couple of years out and looks he tidied his style up after the other night i think Sky wouldn't mind showing his fights... Im up for it...
FW would get him on allegedly and a world title shot no doubt. This is a situation were the promoter can no longer offer anything to the boxer. Time to move to allegedly Haskins for your own future.
allegedly the channel watched by one man and his dog. Sign with Matchroom he get opportunities there on sky. Or with Hennessy or Fury undercards.
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