Butler v Nieva RBR

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Quaye raising his hands like he's won :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

120-109, 119-110, 120-108, all in favour of Satchell, Quaye seems to be stunned, not sure why.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Oh no ive just remembred Stalker still has to fight :zzz:
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Gutted I took Satchell on points out of my acca now, predictable easy win. Can't see him going onto world level.
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Flanagan/Mizsei Jr proving to be just as action packed as the last fight :D
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80-72 Flanagan,nothing more to say really
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This looked like a half decent card on paper...the Heffron/Thain bout aside this has been awful

And Thomas Stalker next...oh what joy!
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Boxing Prospect wrote:This looked like a half decent card on paper...the Heffron/Thain bout aside this has been awful

And Thomas Stalker next...oh what joy!
:lol: And it,s 8 rounds too :-?
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Right, what can I do for 30 minutes...

...porn time!
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Anyone else staying up for the Canelo bill?

I was just gonna tivo it but having watched All Access,im gonna stay up for it despite half the card falling apart,still a great show
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Great opening round for Stalker,Cooper looking beetrootesqe already
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handsofstone wrote:Anyone else staying up for the Canelo bill?

I was just gonna tivo it but having watched All Access,im gonna stay up for it despite half the card falling apart,still a great show

Arakawa v Linares is worth staying up for anyway I think

Shame no where is/was taking bets on Thompson/Alvarez
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Boxing Prospect wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Anyone else staying up for the Canelo bill?

I was just gonna tivo it but having watched All Access,im gonna stay up for it despite half the card falling apart,still a great show

Arakawa v Linares is worth staying up for anyway I think

Shame no where is/was taking bets on Thompson/Alvarez
x2 Arakawa,s fight last year with Figueroa was epic,Linares is never in a dull fight plus Santa Cruz is one of my favs
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Stalker in FOTN shocker :)
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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handsofstone wrote:Stalker in FOTN shocker :)
:bow:
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Stalker,s caught Cooper with big right hooks and left hand,s throughout this fight with such cleanliness that even an average puncher would KO him yet Stalker hasnt even looked close like puttin him down
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Kudos to Calum Cooper he gave Stalker his toughest test yet and asked some questions of his chin


Stalker wins 78-75,great fight
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sgtcecil wrote:
broomy7s wrote:Liam Smith vs Heffron would be a good all action fight. If Thain had power he'd go places.
Said this to shadrachsimmo earlier!
It's true.
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"Gotta learn your trade"

Odd that a number of fighters in other places don't take as long to learn the trade as our guys...maybe we need better teachers...
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Stalker showing he can be entertaining there. What a cracking little fight.
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broomy7s wrote:Stalker showing he can be entertaining there. What a cracking little fight.
X2. Best I've seen Stalker, all of a sudden I am interested in his career ! His previous fights didn't really ring my bell
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Boxing Prospect wrote:"Gotta learn your trade"

Odd that a number of fighters in other places don't take as long to learn the trade as our guys...maybe we need better teachers...
Not about how long it takes to learn, it's about doing it properly, easy to do a quick botch job, to do anything properly takes skill and time.
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expe wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:"Gotta learn your trade"

Odd that a number of fighters in other places don't take as long to learn the trade as our guys...maybe we need better teachers...
Not about how long it takes to learn, it's about doing it properly, easy to do a quick botch job, to do anything properly takes skill and time.
When you're already in your late 20's or early 30's you haven't time to do it slowly. You need to have lessons taught quick and fast and sometimes learn more than 1 thing at a time.

Stalker has been a pro for a year and doesn't really seem to have developed much.

The first lesson he was in, fighting with out the head gear, should have been his only 4 rounder, there was no need for 2 of them and top prospects in some other countries start at the 6 round level. We can't really say they are doing it wrong in Japan where the 4 rounders for top prospects aren't even thought about.
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handsofstone wrote:Kudos to Calum Cooper he gave Stalker his toughest test yet and asked some questions of his chin


Stalker wins 78-75,great fight
Yeah, a well matched fight that.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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God damned Oreste Bernabe Nieva is bloody useless.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Butler has skills tho he really does.
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