Fury vs Chisora 2 card - RBR

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This one is going to be tasty while it lasts. Buglioni looks massive as usual. He probably did enough to win the first but Robinso is dangerous and definitely hurt Frank once and stung him several times. Buglion is far too easy to hit.
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Anyone with a punch knocks out Buglioni. He's got no defence whatsoever.
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Neil Gee wrote:Credit to Gary Sykes, one of the proud warriors who make boxing what it is, you can't lose much more bravely that that.
Yes, a credit to the sport :TU:
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Neil Gee wrote:This can't go 12 surely?
Scheduled for 10, no?
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Thanks :TU:
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Does anyone think Buglioni is going down at some point?
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Buglioni still has fvck all head movement and is very slow, however he looks about a stone heavier than Robinson and might grind him down.
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Boxing Prospect wrote:When the hell will Buglioni have his defense worked on? FFS same mistake time and time and time again! He's very lucky Robinson is no puncher
They are both so open you'd think it has to end early but neither seem to be bothered by the other's power.
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Both fairly open defensively, slow and robotic. Might make for a good scrap mind you.
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20-18 Bug.

But he could have another 5 fights and still not progress past the point of getting smashed to bits by Khomitsky again. Not seeing any progress at all. Good going forward, fvck all else.
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BUglinioni making a meal of this. Robinson is game and busy but his punch technique is very poor.
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Neil Gee wrote:This can't go 12 surely?
I'd hope not as its a 10 rounder :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Buglioni eats over hand rights for breakfast.

The next banger that gets in with him puts him to bo bo's.
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Josh1111 wrote:
Neil Gee wrote:This can't go 12 surely?
I'd hope not as its a 10 rounder :lol: :lol: :lol:
You never know it's so exciting (not) they might just add another two rounds and cover my mistake :lol:
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If Buglioni wasn't a big ticket seller i'm not sure he would be this high up the order tonight, also not sure Frank would bother with him.
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chiggsy wrote:Buglioni eats over hand rights for breakfast.

The next banger that gets in with him puts him to bo bo's.
It's admirable that Buglioni is generous enough to still be in the way when Robinson's right finally gets there....he throws it like a baseball pitch.....from the moment he start throwing it to the moment it lands there's enough time to go for a dump.
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digzee wrote:If Buglioni wasn't a big ticket seller i'm not sure he would be this high up the order tonight, also not sure Frank would bother with him.
Absolutely. He is what he is i.e. a good value, big ticket selling scrapper. I'd like to see him retire the next time he has a loss. He's a good looking boy with a decent family business to work for. No point him taking shots for a living for too long.
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Sklar wrote:
digzee wrote:If Buglioni wasn't a big ticket seller i'm not sure he would be this high up the order tonight, also not sure Frank would bother with him.
Absolutely. He is what he is i.e. a good value, big ticket selling scrapper. I'd like to see him retire the next time he has a loss. He's a good looking boy with a decent family business to work for. No point him taking shots for a living for too long.
:TU: Bang on mate.
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Sklar wrote:
digzee wrote:If Buglioni wasn't a big ticket seller i'm not sure he would be this high up the order tonight, also not sure Frank would bother with him.
Absolutely. He is what he is i.e. a good value, big ticket selling scrapper. I'd like to see him retire the next time he has a loss. He's a good looking boy with a decent family business to work for. No point him taking shots for a living for too long.
Yeah he's not really going to make a living out of boxing, he should go get his job back, at least he can say he gave it a go.
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Looked away after that knock down there
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Nice shot from Frank there though. First one Robinson hasn't seen coming all night.
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digzee wrote:
Sklar wrote:
digzee wrote:If Buglioni wasn't a big ticket seller i'm not sure he would be this high up the order tonight, also not sure Frank would bother with him.
Absolutely. He is what he is i.e. a good value, big ticket selling scrapper. I'd like to see him retire the next time he has a loss. He's a good looking boy with a decent family business to work for. No point him taking shots for a living for too long.
Yeah he's not really going to make a living out of boxing, he should go get his job back, at least he can say he gave it a go.
Sold 1,000 tickets for tonight, so he must be on decent money if he's selling £50k+ in tickets.
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Beautiful left hook from Buglioni sends Robinson down at the end of 7. He's still struggling in the 8th.
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"Frankie Frankie Knock him out" is tasteless and symbolic of the morons who support him - know nothing about Boxing.
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Was that not the ropes holding him up there? O_o
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