The Khan v Diaz/Audley v Wilder/Ogogo Round by round thread

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Richard Keys is absolutely tearing into him :lol:
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What were the odds on a round 1 stoppage??
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What's this moron on about?
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No we are having to listen to that arsehole Richard Keys. :roll:

Audley, retire.

Fair play to David Price for trying to stick up for Audley. :TU:
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Richard keys being a complete sky pudendum whatever you think of Harrison
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Richard Keys being a tit showing he knows bugger all.

If Khan knocks Diaz out in 1 I wonder if he will be slagging Diaz off.
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Is Keys even aware that Price himself suffered an early KO very recently?
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Fat Git wrote:No we are having to listen to that arsehole Richard Keys. :roll:

Audley, retire.

Fair play to David Price for trying to stick up for Audley. :TU:
totally agree
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Dirk Kelly wrote:What were the odds on a round 1 stoppage??
3/1.... Crap odds.
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BIGMARK wrote:
columbo wrote:Poor refereeing I thought! He let him wale on Harrison when he should of already called it a knockdown!
I agree, it was a bit poor stuff by the ref, yes the first punch hurt him but the rest missed should of been given a chance to continue.

Richard Keys laying into Audley and David Price giving it back
Enjoying the verbal spar, if only Audley showed that much determination.
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As soon as you saw Audley bumbling backwards, flat footed, into the corner you knew he was going to get timed and stopped. It was like slow motion NOOOO, NOT THERRRRE, AUDDD!!
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Horse wrote:Cheated (by Terry O'Connor) not defeated.
Not Deontay's fault....next punch would have sorted finished it off
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Dont think it was a premature stoppage, but i do think the ref should have pulled Wilder off a lot sooner, piss poor really as it was evident Harrison was down.
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I think Audley was cheated a little bit by the ref tonight. I think he was still going to lose but he wasnt given a great chance there to be fair. Richard keys being a grade A pudendum though!
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I still believe...
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stujones wrote:Not Deontay's fault....next punch would have sorted finished it off
Wilder was hitting him when he was down, so it is kind of his fault as well.
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Even if O'Connor would have let it go on, Wilder would have knocked him out sooner rather
than later.
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Wilder still couldn't hit him while he was on his knees.... :lol:
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Fat Git wrote:Even if O'Connor would have let it go on, Wilder would have knocked him out sooner rather
than later.
Its not so much the stoppage Carlos, its the fact he was already down and O'Connor was letting Wilder pound on Harrison when he was already down. Lets be honest though, like you said, it was just a matter of time!
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Audley barely beat the count and was on rubbery legs, and when terry o conner was looking at him he was sorting out his trunks....think his faculties were a bit screwed.

Audley just said he took a punch and then took a knee. If he really believes that's what happened then that punch to shake his faculties. Wilder pushed him to the canvas....Audley didn't volunteer with a knee.

Seen fighters in worst condition being asked to carry on....khan vs Prescott. I've also seen fighters in better condition being stopped.
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stujones wrote:Audley barely beat the count and was on rubbery legs, and when terry o conner was looking at him he was sorting out his trunks....think his faculties were a bit screwed.

Audley just said he took a punch and then took a knee. If he really believes that's what happened then that punch to shake his faculties. Wilder pushed him to the canvas....Audley didn't volunteer with a knee.

Seen fighters in worst condition being asked to carry on....khan vs Prescott. I've also seen fighters in better condition being stopped.
Its not the stoppage I have an issue with. I just thought O'Connor should of stepped in sooner to call the count.
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Anthony Ogogo now.....has there been a British Olympic medalists with so little expectations/predictions of pro success by the experts?
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columbo wrote:
stujones wrote:Audley barely beat the count and was on rubbery legs, and when terry o conner was looking at him he was sorting out his trunks....think his faculties were a bit screwed.

Audley just said he took a punch and then took a knee. If he really believes that's what happened then that punch to shake his faculties. Wilder pushed him to the canvas....Audley didn't volunteer with a knee.

Seen fighters in worst condition being asked to carry on....khan vs Prescott. I've also seen fighters in better condition being stopped.
Its not the stoppage I have an issue with. I just thought O'Connor should of stepped in sooner to call the count.
Yeah, I agree there....although not many of the landed. I agree he should have been stronger.
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Ogogo looks nice and quick. Not sure about the power though!
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columbo wrote:Ogogo looks nice and quick. Not sure about the power though!
probably still trying to get out the am mentallity
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