Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Im glad the crowd are constantly reminding me that the card is in leeds, oh and that they hate man u
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
On this performance....Miura destroys Smith.
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mickey1975
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Anytime you're at any event in Leeds, they will never fail to remind you of this.freddydoesdallas wrote:Im glad the crowd are constantly reminding me that the card is in leeds, oh and that they hate man u
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Nick Halling "Smith gets a career victory" No shit sherlock 
Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Take it smith won on prsBoxing Prospect wrote:On this performance....Muira destroys Smith.
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jameswilson
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Munoz retired on his stool after Smith had his best round. Before that Smith was certainly far from dominant.GlobalBox wrote:Take it smith won on prsBoxing Prospect wrote:On this performance....Muira destroys Smith.
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No offence but why would Miura come over here to defend his title? Im sure he makes good money in Japan.
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
It'd take a big sum to get Miura over but I don't think I'd bother, TM would eat Smith alive here, Japan, Mexico or in the middle of the Sahara desert.columbo wrote:No offence but why would Miura come over here to defend his title? Im sure he makes good money in Japan.
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Kick on thanks guysjameswilson wrote:Munoz retired on his stool after Smith had his best round. Before that Smith was certainly far from dominant.GlobalBox wrote:Take it smith won on prsBoxing Prospect wrote:On this performance....Muira destroys Smith.
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
"Callum Smith WBC champion next year" ok eddie....
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I'm sure he'd travel if the money was right, but there's no way Hearn will fork out to bring him over here, especially when Stephen isn't realistically going to win the fight.columbo wrote:No offence but why would Miura come over here to defend his title? Im sure he makes good money in Japan.
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Yes We Can
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Smith showed how difficult it is to step from domestic class to fringe world. He's nowhere near ready and will benefit massively from a few more fights like the one tonight.
not the most satisfying of endings, but fair play to eddie for getting a good, testing guy in at late notice.
not the most satisfying of endings, but fair play to eddie for getting a good, testing guy in at late notice.
Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
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Eddie is very business focused though (which is a good thing) do you think the standard sky boxing budget could fund Miura being brought over here? I mean if it wasnt on PPV.expe wrote:I'm sure he'd travel if the money was right, but there's no way Hearn will fork out to bring him over here, especially when Stephen isn't realistically going to win the fight.columbo wrote:No offence but why would Miura come over here to defend his title? Im sure he makes good money in Japan.
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
WBO vacant after Garcia steps up? Get in line for the IBF?pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
At the moment the WBA, WBC and WBO are all with VERY good fighters.
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Is the IBF one with Mendez who is fighting Barthlemy? *excuse the spelling*Boxing Prospect wrote:WBO vacant after Garcia steps up? Get in line for the IBF?pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
At the moment the WBA, WBC and WBO are all with VERY good fighters.
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Boxing Prospect
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Yeah it's with Mendez due to the controversy surrounding their first fight, that's not going to be an easy one to get. Not sure Smith would even beat Naito.columbo wrote:Is the IBF one with Mendez who is fighting Barthlemy? *excuse the spelling*Boxing Prospect wrote:WBO vacant after Garcia steps up? Get in line for the IBF?pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
At the moment the WBA, WBC and WBO are all with VERY good fighters.
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I think they would probably need to sell out the Echo Arena, with a cheap undercard and Smith taking a lower purse, before they could even consider bringing Miura over, at that point maybe the money would be in the pot to offer him a big purse, but it would need to be substantially bigger than what he gets in Japan to tempt him over.columbo wrote:Eddie is very business focused though (which is a good thing) do you think the standard sky boxing budget could fund Miura being brought over here? I mean if it wasnt on PPV.expe wrote:I'm sure he'd travel if the money was right, but there's no way Hearn will fork out to bring him over here, especially when Stephen isn't realistically going to win the fight.columbo wrote:No offence but why would Miura come over here to defend his title? Im sure he makes good money in Japan.
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Do you reckon Smith would beat the Cuban?Boxing Prospect wrote:Yeah it's with Mendez due to the controversy surrounding their first fight, that's not going to be an easy one to get. Not sure Smith would even beat Naito.columbo wrote:Is the IBF one with Mendez who is fighting Barthlemy? *excuse the spelling*Boxing Prospect wrote:
WBO vacant after Garcia steps up? Get in line for the IBF?
At the moment the WBA, WBC and WBO are all with VERY good fighters.
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jameswilson
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
Such a daft thing to do isn't it.pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
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jameswilson wrote:Such a daft thing to do isn't it.pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt.
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jameswilson
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'From the beautiful city of Leeds.......'
Surely MC John McDonald can get sued under the trades descriptions act for that line!
Surely MC John McDonald can get sued under the trades descriptions act for that line!
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Lively looking crowd there, doubt Warrington will ever fight again in Manchester
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jameswilson
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Re: Warrington vs Lindsay RBR
It'll be at an all time high when this fight ends early and you bring out your' 'well that was pointless' linecolumbo wrote:jameswilson wrote:Such a daft thing to do isn't it.pyenest77 wrote:Eddie will pick the easiest route to a belt....i can sense your blood pressure rising
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jameswilson wrote:It'll be at an all time high when this fight ends early and you bring out your' 'well that was pointless' linecolumbo wrote:jameswilson wrote:
Such a daft thing to do isn't it....i can sense your blood pressure rising