sergey khomitsky

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Michael bennt
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sergey khomitsky

Post by Michael bennt »

Seen quite a lot of this teek tough caveman strong Eastern European and he has always impressed especially taking Martin Murray to the wire and stopping Jamie Moore and frank last night, at age 39 he still seems in fantastic shape and very strong and hungry, I would fancy him to beat up other British super middleweights and middleweights Andy lee, nick Blackwell, rocky fielding, Chris Eubanks jr, Callum smith and Paul smith, I would like to see sergey vs billy joe Saunders for the European title if billy wins it in his next fight, let's not forget sergi is a natural and career middleweight he moved up for that fight last night
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Post by Broomhall »

Got to agree with you there. I was just saying how I felt this guy was all wrong for Buglioni and def not a journeyman. I would think very carefully about matching anyone with this guy.
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Post by arlovski »

On last nights form I'd see him wrecking everyone you listed bar Callum Smith.

Not just a ridiculously strong brute either, showed some class feints and picked his counter punches beautifully last night, very handy fighter
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Post by Final round »

Buglioni is tough but seems to lose focus, usually with his hands down and chin out. Errors from previous bouts reared there head and he paid for it.
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Final round wrote:Buglioni is tough but seems to lose focus, usually with his hands down and chin out. Errors from previous bouts reared there head and he paid for it.
I said right from the start bugliomi would be smashed to bits last night, terrible match making
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Lee, Paul Smith and Rocky would beat him.
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Post by rhino222 »

Michael bennt wrote:
Final round wrote:Buglioni is tough but seems to lose focus, usually with his hands down and chin out. Errors from previous bouts reared there head and he paid for it.
I said right from the start bugliomi would be smashed to bits last night, terrible match making
its nice to see non one sided contests, poor matchmaking for the promotor unless you have options, poor matchmaking for the fighter, great matchmaking for the public and occasional viewer.
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I don't think he's spectacularly good just durable.
Rhodes took care of him in 2011 and had him down in the 7th.
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Post by black panther »

He caught Jamie Moore right at the end of the career when he was worn out from a career of tough fights and having horrible weight making problems; even after moving upto middleweight.

The Buglioni win also flattered him; Frank is still a bit of a novice pro. He's a decent Euro level contender; nothing more.
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Post by danamba7 »

mickey1975 wrote:Lee, Paul Smith and Rocky would beat him.
Agreed. And Callum with a little more experience maybe. Khomitsky is good, but Frank was poor and Murray was awful when they fought so flatters him a bit.
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