Luke Campbell v brizuela
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Fair play to Luke if he takes this fight
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Yes We Can
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
This will seriously highlight Coyles limitations if Campbell does anything other than recieve trouble of this guy.
Tommy gunna get fed to LC so soon.
Tommy gunna get fed to LC so soon.
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Fortynineandout
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Excellent match up for Campbell ..much more like it from matchroom.
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mickey1975
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
I can't see Luke getting hit with the same shots Coyle did.
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Bard of Boxrec
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Campbell is way better than Coyle even at this early stage. I expect him to do a number on Brizuela.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Campbell will give him a boxing lesson.
Is he still fighting on the Porter/Brook undercard?
Is he still fighting on the Porter/Brook undercard?
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
I'm a bit stunned that Eddie has thrown him in this early. He's gone from fighting complete nobodies (no disrespect to the opponents so far) to a pretty tough bloke. Fair play to them.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
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mickey1975
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Luke is not a baby, he needs fastracking.Taansend wrote:I'm a bit stunned that Eddie has thrown him in this early. He's gone from fighting complete nobodies (no disrespect to the opponents so far) to a pretty tough bloke. Fair play to them.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
He should deal with him pretty easily anyway I think.mickey1975 wrote:Luke is not a baby, he needs fastracking.Taansend wrote:I'm a bit stunned that Eddie has thrown him in this early. He's gone from fighting complete nobodies (no disrespect to the opponents so far) to a pretty tough bloke. Fair play to them.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
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Yes We Can
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Lightweight is there for the taking, domestically and internationally. May as well go balls deep and test what talent Campbell has because if he can get to the top by the 14 fight mark it should be a relatively barron division.columbo wrote:He should deal with him pretty easily anyway I think.mickey1975 wrote:Luke is not a baby, he needs fastracking.Taansend wrote:I'm a bit stunned that Eddie has thrown him in this early. He's gone from fighting complete nobodies (no disrespect to the opponents so far) to a pretty tough bloke. Fair play to them.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
Brizuela > Coyle > Burns > Fringe world or ABC trinkets.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Lightweight is there for the taking, domestically and internationally. May as well go balls deep and test what talent Campbell has because if he can get to the top by the 14 fight mark it should be a relatively barron division.Yes We Can wrote:He should deal with him pretty easily anyway I think.columbo wrote:Luke is not a baby, he needs fastracking.mickey1975 wrote: Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
Brizuela > Coyle > Burns > Fringe world or ABC trinkets.[/quote]
Yeah Crawford is the top dog but him aside they're pretty beatable. Vasquez is awkward but I think Campbell could outbox him.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
good fight IF IT HAPPENS
if he is to be a true star he will deal will brizuela easy and if not he will only get to euro level..
if he is to be a true star he will deal will brizuela easy and if not he will only get to euro level..
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
True but there was no sign of fast tracking until now and all of a sudden a major step up. Will be very interesting.mickey1975 wrote:Luke is not a baby, he needs fastracking.Taansend wrote:I'm a bit stunned that Eddie has thrown him in this early. He's gone from fighting complete nobodies (no disrespect to the opponents so far) to a pretty tough bloke. Fair play to them.
Will be nice if he comes through & HUll gets a big fight next year.
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handsofstone
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
This is a big step up for Campbell and i hope he takes it but i dont think its a walkover for Luke at all,Luke's skilled but i havent seen anything yet that makes me think he can mix it with the top guys eventually,he's still unbeaten and has looked ok,but the jury's still out whether he's strong enough to make it as a pro and Brizuela's not a top guy he's tough,if he can put Coyle down then he could very well put Campbell down,Campbell's a better boxer but is he as tough as Daniel?
Campbell's amateur pedigree suggests this an acceptable fight at this stage but just going by his pro career so far,i think this might be a tad early
Campbell's amateur pedigree suggests this an acceptable fight at this stage but just going by his pro career so far,i think this might be a tad early
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handsofstone
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
When you hoping to get Butler out again Arnie? i coud watch him box every week,im glad he's going back down to Super Fly for a while thoughArnie wrote:Campbell wins with ease
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
I never understood the equation in the pro game-world class amateur goes from fighting world class opponents to fighting no hopers and journeymen in fights that are usually over quickly.
When I asked a pro trainer about this he said it was so they could learn their trade and try out different things. I asked how they where learning when they knocked out guys so quickly or the guy just spent the time trying to survive and he didn't really have an answer. I think it is just the way things have always been done.
Now I know that you do need to get these guys into a different mode of fighting, and get them used to the transition from 3/4/5 round fights to 6/8/10/12 round fights but there must be better ways of doing this than spending 3 years knocking muppets and journeymen/ over-what has Joshua learned since turning over?
I think this is a good move from Campbell-he is easily the best prospect in Britain and is nearly 27 so timing is right I think.
When I asked a pro trainer about this he said it was so they could learn their trade and try out different things. I asked how they where learning when they knocked out guys so quickly or the guy just spent the time trying to survive and he didn't really have an answer. I think it is just the way things have always been done.
Now I know that you do need to get these guys into a different mode of fighting, and get them used to the transition from 3/4/5 round fights to 6/8/10/12 round fights but there must be better ways of doing this than spending 3 years knocking muppets and journeymen/ over-what has Joshua learned since turning over?
I think this is a good move from Campbell-he is easily the best prospect in Britain and is nearly 27 so timing is right I think.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Great fight. This is how we want our exciting newly turned pro's to be progressing
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Think you raised a valid point there, he may look like a kid, but he's not got time to waste, 27 isn't young for a lightweight and he's far from inexperienced (even if it is largely amateur). My concern isn't so much strength as it is power, at 27 he's probably not far off as powerful as he is going to get. He's got a cracking boxing brain but my fear is that he might not have the punch to keep the elite off for 12 rounds (:see Frankie Gavin). He's got the levers to deliver a good shot and so far he's been facing guys with less ambition, so hard to catch them coming in as a counter puncher, so perhaps the power is there. I certainly hope so. Good match up, will be watching with interest.Broomhall wrote:
I think this is a good move from Campbell-he is easily the best prospect in Britain and is nearly 27 so timing is right I think.
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stevek3lly
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Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
Great fight can't wait to watch this now.
Re: Luke Campbell v brizuela
A good match up, but I'll be very surprised if it's made.
Like others on here, I think Luke has good skills but lacks in power and that will be what limits him at the highest level.
Like others on here, I think Luke has good skills but lacks in power and that will be what limits him at the highest level.