Yeah audley harrison landed about 10 bombs on Hayes chin on the radioBoxerbeetle wrote:What? I've listened to loads of fights on the radio, can't say I agree with that at all.187 wrote:Listening to boxing on the radio is shocking, they make every fight sound like gatti ward.
Cleverly-Bellew live on BBC Radio 5 Live
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Listening to England v Samoa right now and will then simply keep it switched on for Clev-Bellew......Radio 5 Live remains quality in all respects.
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Undercard finally now started on Five Live Extra.
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Yeah but it makes it fun.187 wrote:Listening to boxing on the radio is shocking, they make every fight sound like gatti ward.
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Agree 100% - I remember listening to Andries v Hearns in the small hours on the radio, which was absorbing.chad wrote:If you can find it, listen to the 12th round of Froch vs. Taylor as covered by 5 live. It was the first time I've listened to a fight on radio and couldn't believe how absorbing and intense it was. Duke McKenzie and Barry McGuigan went ape sh1t as Froch floored Taylor then chased him down for the stoppage. Still brings a smile to my face thinking about it. Radio coverage is definitely a worthwhile alternative to buying the PPV.littlepug wrote:nice one, never listened to a fight on the radio should be interesting.
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Listening to Froch v Groves 1 on the radio was bloody exciting (was away that weekend).
Nothing I've heard so far tonight is making me wish I was seeing this on screen (legally or otherwise).
Nothing I've heard so far tonight is making me wish I was seeing this on screen (legally or otherwise).