That's the point. Against a 37 year old Brudov, that's not a good sign, really.palooka wrote:For a first bout at a new weight he's doing alright; he's not in with a pushover and he's been cracked hard and is having to work and think.
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JimJim2009
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That's the one I would avoid most of all if I were advising Tony.steve689 wrote:JP Hernandez would dismantle him inside 4 rounds. The guy's a world class technician.
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Neil Dawson would hit too hard with both hands for Bellew; Dawson has area level experience and European level power.
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The top cruisers are shitting themselves at this performance.
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JimJim2009
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Anyone else see a load of coppers marching along in the background then ?
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Boxing Prospect
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Wlod would be too strong and too tough for Tony.JimJim2009 wrote:Krzysztof Wlodarczyk is the WBC champ and the WBC have already installed Tony at #6 in their rankings.steve689 wrote:Surely they won't chuck him in with Huck. But what are the alternative options I suppose.
Incredibly, Silvio Branco is one slot ahead of him. Branco must be almost fifty by now ?! An eliminator against Branco would be an easy night's work for Tony.
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Look the first page of the cruiserweight division. Look at the KO ratio's. http://boxrec.com/ratings.php?country=& ... o&pageID=1
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It's been fairly entertaining by Bellew's standards.Finch wrote:Another Bellew borefest (though I missed the seventh as was watching C5)
No doubt he will sell it as a world class masterclass just like McKenzie II
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JimJim2009
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I wouldn't argue with that.Boxing Prospect wrote:Wlod would be too strong and too tough for Tony.JimJim2009 wrote:Krzysztof Wlodarczyk is the WBC champ and the WBC have already installed Tony at #6 in their rankings.steve689 wrote:Surely they won't chuck him in with Huck. But what are the alternative options I suppose.
Incredibly, Silvio Branco is one slot ahead of him. Branco must be almost fifty by now ?! An eliminator against Branco would be an easy night's work for Tony.
To answer my own question, Branco turns 48 later this year. 19 years since Richie Woodhall stopped him in 9 rounds.
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Now that's how you finish a fight. 
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Boxing Prospect
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Great finish...but alarm bells throughout.
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The reffing is normally premature but in that case the dozey pudendum was still counting when the guy was clearly finished!
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Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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Bellew is never winning a world title......columbo wrote:Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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Just wait for him to spout crap about being a world beater at this weight. He is in the kell brook school of boring.columbo wrote:Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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Hernandez is the chinniest champion, so that's who Bellew should go after.steve689 wrote:JP Hernandez would dismantle him inside 4 rounds. The guy's a world class technician.
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JimJim2009
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He only has to be handled and steered into the right opportunities. Worse fighters have managed it. He's not lost his power. I am not saying he is nailed on to succeed, but it will be interesting to see him have a go.SMALL AXE1 wrote:Bellew is never winning a world title......columbo wrote:Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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At least Bellew fights good opposition.Finch wrote:Just wait for him to spout crap about being a world beater at this weight. He is in the kell brook school of boring.columbo wrote:Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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I thought Bellew looked great tonight,fair enough he had a terrible 7th and i had him losing the last up until the KO but that was more to do with him coasting
Great way to mark your welcome to the division and a deserved ending IMO
Great way to mark your welcome to the division and a deserved ending IMO
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I wouldn't be surprised to see bellew in with the last fella makabu bet. Eddie does like an argentinian.steve689 wrote:Stick him in with this lad: http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
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Can't argue with your logic but what would happen to him as he came in looking to hit the chin?Horse wrote:Hernandez is the chinniest champion, so that's who Bellew should go after.steve689 wrote:JP Hernandez would dismantle him inside 4 rounds. The guy's a world class technician.
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Such as cleverlyHorse wrote:At least Bellew fights good opposition.Finch wrote:Just wait for him to spout crap about being a world beater at this weight. He is in the kell brook school of boring.columbo wrote:Bellew acting like he's just beaten Marco Huck.
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JimJim2009
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I'm throwing in the towel for the night, its been a good laugh lads 
