20th April - Most Anticipated?

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Which Fight (top 3)

Saul Alvarez v Austin Trout
60
39%
Tyson Fury v Steve Cunningham
43
28%
Nathan Cleverly v Robin Krasniqi
12
8%
Brian Rose v Joachim Alcine
6
4%
Dereck Chisora v Ondrezj Pala
7
5%
Scott Cardle v Maxi Hughes
7
5%
Liam Walsh v Scott Harrison
14
9%
Other
4
3%
 
Total votes: 153

earsjohn
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20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by earsjohn »

Two weeks tomorrow sees one of the busiest single days in boxing across the globe in a long time.

With perhaps 10-15 fights to be shown on UK TV across various platforms, it should be a cracking night. But of all the fights, which one gets your juices flowing most freely.
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The Insider
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by The Insider »

Alvarez v Trout for me but Fury v Cunningham is very intriguing also.
fantaheed
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by fantaheed »

Fury v cunningham as this will be a very tough fight and cunningham is a genuine threat who will offer speed and angles something he hasnt faced before.

very intirgued by walsh v harrison excellent measuring fight for both fighters
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by bigB »

Cardle vs Hughes

followed both these and been to most of there fights and think its good that two unbeaten prospects are going to war for an area title early in there careers.

I also cannot split them :bag:
daviddee
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Post by daviddee »

bigB wrote:Cardle vs Hughes

followed both these and been to most of there fights and think its good that two unbeaten prospects are going to war for an area title early in there careers.

I also cannot split them :bag:

Got to agree on this fight two fighters with ambition going at it. I think its a hard one to call I Think Maxi will shade it as Scott maybe lacks the power to keep Maxi off him
fantaheed
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Post by fantaheed »

anyone know or have a rough idea of what odds we would be looking at for the cardle and harrison fights? :TU:
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by smackdowngunny »

Harrison best price 11/2, deontay best price 1/8. No round betting about yet that I can find and unlikely to be anything going on the cardle fight - I can't find anything anyway!

:TU:
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Post by jessi »

smackdowngunny wrote:Harrison best price 11/2, deontay best price 1/8. No round betting about yet that I can find and unlikely to be anything going on the cardle fight - I can't find anything anyway!

:TU:
Ive got a sneaky feeling Harrison is going to do this, I've never said that before, im going to have a score on it !
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Post by Ratchet Exits Nu »

W.Arren Vs Hearn should be PPV.
davie
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Post by davie »

earsjohn wrote:Two weeks tomorrow sees one of the busiest single days in boxing across the globe in a long time.

With perhaps 10-15 fights to be shown on UK TV across various platforms, it should be a cracking night. But of all the fights, which one gets your juices flowing most freely.
What channels will these fights be aired on?
are we sure they will all be on tv over here?
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by earsjohn »

davie wrote:
earsjohn wrote:Two weeks tomorrow sees one of the busiest single days in boxing across the globe in a long time.

With perhaps 10-15 fights to be shown on UK TV across various platforms, it should be a cracking night. But of all the fights, which one gets your juices flowing most freely.
What channels will these fights be aired on?
are we sure they will all be on tv over here?
Cleverly, Walsh and Chisora are on BN
Rose and Cardle are on Sky
Trout v Canelo is on BN
C5 are in talks to show Fury v Cunningham (I will be hugely shocked if this fight isn't broadcast live)
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by Kilburn »

Alvarez v Trout. I envisage a high quality box-fight.
Both are facing their best opponent to date.

April 27th is a pretty interesting nights boxing too.
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by Jc89 »

bigB wrote:Cardle vs Hughes

followed both these and been to most of there fights and think its good that two unbeaten prospects are going to war for an area title early in there careers.

I also cannot split them :bag:

That cut cardle got in his 4 rounder where he didnt look anything special has surely hampered preperation. Maxi to win for me, unless he allows cardle to win the 1st few and get a bit of confidence. That would make it close.
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Re: 20th April - Most Anticipated?

Post by earsjohn »

Kilburn wrote:Alvarez v Trout. I envisage a high quality box-fight.
Both are facing their best opponent to date.

April 27th is a pretty interesting nights boxing too.
Argentina (BN)
Sergio Martinez v Martin Murray

Bristol (Loaded?)
Lee Haskins v Martin Ward

Sheffield (BN)
Amir Khan v Julio Diaz
Audley v Deontay Wilder
Terry Flanigan v Nate Campbell
Anthony Ogogo Debut

No UK TV
Chris Arreola v Bermane Stiverne
Danny Garcia v Zab Judah
Peter Quillin v Fernando Guerrero
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