Prizefighter Jan 19th Welterweights
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mickey1975
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Yafai is "literally blowing people away" according to the commentator.
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What rounds did you have Gaynor winning?
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What the fuks with this long rest??? Bit unfair init,thought the whole point of the thing was if ur in the last semi u get little rest, not gonna make much difference if this goes 8 rounds
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I thought Gaynor clearly won the second.
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jonnyyorkshu
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I would of give him a piece of the 2nd too,close rd but he won it for me.very close and competitive fight.
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P4P#1 wrote:What the fuks with this long rest??? Bit unfair init,thought the whole point of the thing was if ur in the last semi u get little rest, not gonna make much difference if this goes 8 rounds
really bad stopping the tourny to put yafi in with a mug over 8 rounds, like a 40 mins break lol
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reggaereggae
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I don't agree. The rest is good for the fighters, plus the crowd/audience will be hypedbigped wrote:P4P#1 wrote:What the fuks with this long rest??? Bit unfair init,thought the whole point of the thing was if ur in the last semi u get little rest, not gonna make much difference if this goes 8 rounds
really bad stopping the tourny to put yafi in with a mug over 8 rounds, like a 40 mins break lol
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I don't think Gaynor clearly won any rounds due to his lack of work rate at times Foot was constantly throwing twos,threes, fours to Gaynor's decent potshotting but I agree the second could have gone either way.
I couldn't see any suspense when they went to the cards/ref..
I couldn't see any suspense when they went to the cards/ref..
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Yeah I don't see the problem, more of a level playing field.reggaereggae wrote:I don't agree. The rest is good for the fighters, plus the crowd/audience will be hypedbigped wrote:P4P#1 wrote:What the fuks with this long rest??? Bit unfair init,thought the whole point of the thing was if ur in the last semi u get little rest, not gonna make much difference if this goes 8 rounds
really bad stopping the tourny to put yafi in with a mug over 8 rounds, like a 40 mins break lol
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I think mug is a bit harsh.bigped wrote:P4P#1 wrote:What the fuks with this long rest??? Bit unfair init,thought the whole point of the thing was if ur in the last semi u get little rest, not gonna make much difference if this goes 8 rounds
really bad stopping the tourny to put yafi in with a mug over 8 rounds, like a 40 mins break lol
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Foot landed very little after the first round, while Gaynor landed frequently in the second. I don't give rounds simply because one fighter throws more punches than the other; all the effective work in the second was done by Gaynor.Final round wrote:I don't think Gaynor clearly won any rounds due to his lack of work rate at times Foot was constantly throwing twos,threes, fours to Gaynor's decent potshotting but I agree the second could have gone either way.
I couldn't see any suspense when they went to the cards/ref..
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Was Garcia`s team on bonus????
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crusader wrote:Foot landed very little after the first round, while Gaynor landed frequently in the second. I don't give rounds simply because one fighter throws more punches than the other; all the effective work in the second was done by Gaynor.Final round wrote:I don't think Gaynor clearly won any rounds due to his lack of work rate at times Foot was constantly throwing twos,threes, fours to Gaynor's decent potshotting but I agree the second could have gone either way.
I couldn't see any suspense when they went to the cards/ref..
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McCrory talking shit "you've got to look long and hard to find a poor Mexican" most of them are bloody poor!
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banjo wrote:McCrory talking shit "you've got to look long and hard to find a poor Mexican" most of them are bloody poor!
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mickey1975
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I thought Gaynor won the second and was unsure about the third. Only knew who had won when the 30-27 was announced as i knew nobody could give the first to Gaynor (except IJL).
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Yes, he landed a good right hand near the end of the second, but he was generally not very accurate and that was one of the few good punches he landed after the first. He was clearly tired in the second after his effort in the first; his punches were slower, lacked snap, and he was unable to land like he did in the first, although even then he missed wildly with many hooks. Gaynor seemed the much fresher man in the second, and he effectively caught Foot when the latter came forward or leaned back. I thought that Gaynor landed more frequently and with higher quality in the second than did Foot, who was reduced mainly to throwing left hooks that were blocked or missed completely.Final round wrote:crusader wrote:Foot landed very little after the first round, while Gaynor landed frequently in the second. I don't give rounds simply because one fighter throws more punches than the other; all the effective work in the second was done by Gaynor.Final round wrote:I don't think Gaynor clearly won any rounds due to his lack of work rate at times Foot was constantly throwing twos,threes, fours to Gaynor's decent potshotting but I agree the second could have gone either way.
I couldn't see any suspense when they went to the cards/ref..Foot landed very little after the first! Rose tinted specs there (or dark glasses) He nailed Gaynor near the end of the second and hit him flush plenty of times left and rights.Gaynor had inspired moments but didn't let his hands go enough and got tagged with plenty.
The third round was similar, but Foot seemed to get a another wind and Gaynor wasn't as sharp or as busy as he was in the second.
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yeah I'd agree the second was Gaynors best round he was pretty good in spurts a bit more action and he could've done the job.crusader wrote: Yes, he landed a good right hand near the end of the second, but he was generally not very accurate and that was one of the few good punches he landed after the first. He was clearly tired in the second after his effort in the first; his punches were slower, lacked snap, and he was unable to land like he did in the first, although even then he missed wildly with many hooks. Gaynor seemed the much fresher man in the second, and he effectively caught Foot when the latter came forward or leaned back. I thought that Gaynor landed more frequently and with higher quality in the second than did Foot, who was reduced mainly to throwing left hooks that were blocked or missed completely.
The third round was similar, but Foot seemed to get a another wind while Gaynor wasn't as sharp or as busy as he was in the second.
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The thousands in attendence and the millions watching from around the world 
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He's hilarious this MC, his best one was the Froch fight "Nottingham are you ready to meet your HERO?!!!"Craigyid14 wrote:The thousands in attendence and the millions watching from around the world
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1-0 Evans (close)
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mickey1975
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1-1 (both close rounds)
Evans slowed a lot near the end of the second.
Evans slowed a lot near the end of the second.
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If they don't apologise for that language in the corner I'm firing off a letter..
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if i have to stick my neck out ill go with Evans but its close