Butler v Nieva RBR

ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Boxing Prospect wrote:God damned Oreste Bernabe Nieva is bloody useless.
He was indeed.
JimJim2009
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Boxing Prospect wrote:God damned Oreste Bernabe Nieva is bloody useless.
This is why I hate these inter-nonsense titles. That guy was absolute crap and its a charade to put this on as a title fight. I dare say that guy wouldn't give a world class fighter decent sparring.
handsofstone
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Regardless of Nieva,s ability,Butler was sheer class there,that was one of the best endings iv,e seen
JimJim2009
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Pretty poor show really. Matchroom's isn't much better (their Liverpool show) but at least there's better names on the bill.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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I've got to say Bantamweight and Super Fly are both going to be difficult to get genuine titles in
Stevolad
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Paul Butler is looking the complete package, he's definitely the most exciting prospect for me at the minute.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Boxing Prospect wrote:I've got to say Bantamweight and Super Fly are both going to be difficult to get genuine titles in
Hall, Narvaez, Tomoki Kameda, Yamanaka, Rungvisai, Kaovichit/Kono, and Moreno are his options, Butler beats Hall, I'd say he beats most of that list as well and most would travel to Liverpool.
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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expe wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:I've got to say Bantamweight and Super Fly are both going to be difficult to get genuine titles in
Hall, Narvaez, Tomoki Kameda, Yamanaka, Rungvisai, Kaovichit/Kono, and Moreno are his options, Butler beats Hall, I'd say he beats most of that list as well and most would travel to Liverpool.
Hall will likely have Oba/Caballero winner to deal with (and apparently the Japanese promoter was willing to pay decent money to get Caballero over there)
Narvaez wouldn't travel to the UK unless big moolah was offered, he's cosy at home with TCY Sports
Tomoki has Punluang Sor Singyu in a mandatory sorted. He's likely to be based in Mexico for the foreseeable future and wouldn't travel as the B side
Rungvisai has a fight with Cuadras to deal with next (Teiken paid GOOD money for that to be in Mexico) can't see the winner travelling for Warren money
Kaovichit/Kono winner possibly but Kono's promoter, Watanabe, would likely prefer to keep him at home and put him on a domestic card if he wins.
Moreno would likely want big money for traveling

Yamanaka seems to be more interested in Las Vegas and fights with Santa Cruz than really caring too much about his belt, strong rumour he'll vacate this year and his former opponent Iwasa will be in for the vacant belt.

Most might travel if REAL money is offered, hard to see Warren offering real money to any of them. I'd say the only ones he'd beat are Hall and Kaovichit possibly Narvaez if Warren puts up the money to get him here (he looked revitalised last time out).
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Re: Butler v Nieva RBR

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Admittedly I've only seen Narvaez against Donaire but he is no walkover. He may have lost every round but he collected his cheque and wasn't hurt once.
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