Skeete v Lynes
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The Insider
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Skeete v Lynes
For the English Welterweight title 30th November @ the Copper box. FW obviously promoting.
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The Insider
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Re: Skeete v Lyons
According to form yes. Ignore my typo in the thread title.pyenest77 wrote:Colin Lynes?
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Should make for a good little fight. Lynes loves messing things up ha!
Skeete is ever improving & getting brought along quite nicely be a good scalp IF he can take it. I don't think skeete will lose but then you can't ever write lynes off he is as professional as they come & has emmense pride.
Skeete is ever improving & getting brought along quite nicely be a good scalp IF he can take it. I don't think skeete will lose but then you can't ever write lynes off he is as professional as they come & has emmense pride.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
This seems a strange fight to me because I thought Frankie said a fight between him and Lynes couldnt be made *before the Barnes fight was signed* because Colin wanted too much money or something? Now he's fighting Skeete for the English title?! Something doesnt seem right.
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Boxingcutsman
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Re: Skeete v Lynes
Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
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handsofstone
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Re: Skeete v Lynes
Lynes is half the fighter he once was and Skeetes decent but id be dissapointed if Colin doesnt give him a lesson in boxing
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Skeete's a winnable fight, a defeat to Gavin would have more or less been the end for him, beating Skeete opens things up, especially if the British title becomes vacant early next year.columbo wrote:However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
think Lynes wins this, although decent chance he'll win it but get robbed on the cards being the away fighter
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Cant warm to Skeete he has a very strange but effective style.
OP sorry wasnt being patronising I was just confused who you meant.
OP sorry wasnt being patronising I was just confused who you meant.
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Boxingcutsman
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Re: Skeete v Lynes
columbo wrote:However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
In fact it's great business sense.
He is never gonna beat Frankie & his career is over, but he accepts a fight with Skeete for less money which his got every chance of winning and he is back in decent big money domestic fights
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
I wouldn't say Skeete's style is similar to those two. He's as awkward yes but in a different way.JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Since when was Lynes expected to beat Witter in their first fight? Witter was at his peak and would go on to win a world title.JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Alright he was expected to win the second fight.stujones wrote:Since when was Lynes expected to beat Witter in their first fight? Witter was at his peak and would go on to win a world title.JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
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Re: Skeete v Lynes
Might sound pedantic JWP and I applogise for that, but the point was lets not compare Skeete to a prime Junior Witter.
Skeete isn't in the same league as a prime Junior Witter, never will be.... the power for kickoff.
Close fight to call IMO.
Skeete isn't in the same league as a prime Junior Witter, never will be.... the power for kickoff.
Close fight to call IMO.