The 2 big fights tonight, outcomes?

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Gavin pts
Eubank round 7-9
Fury pts in a close fight with some kd's
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Fury v Chisora: No contest as the ring collapses.
Eubank Jr v Saunders: Disqualification win for Eubank Jr as Saunders is thrown out for eating Eubank Sr's packed lunch in-between rounds 6 and 7.
I don't care about the other fights.
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Will Tyson Fury be forced to shave his beard?
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palooka wrote:Will Tyson Fury be forced to shave his beard?
AIBA rules state boxers should be clean shaven (Sikhs are the exception providing the where a snood). Pro boxing is less strict but once things get bloody and snotty, beards can be a right mess. It's long enough that's likely to be fairly non-abrasive, certainly less abrasive than four day whiskers. It looks scruffy but the trend will be over with soon enough and beards will once again be the preserve of Muslims, Sikhs, mountainmen and tramps.
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palooka wrote:Will Tyson Fury be forced to shave his beard?
Only if Glenn McRory is compelled to, as well.
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Ian1973 wrote:
coneye wrote:Fury ---Chisora Cannot make my mind up , the Chisora who fought Tyson last time gets hammerred , the recent Chisora holds his own , Fury being inactive goes against him for me a real fit and determined Chisora , takes Tysons confidence away .. 50-50 fight .

Bjs ---Eubank For me Bjs ALL THE WAY , I just cannot help but think Jnr has had a easy ride , not shown the punching power most seem to think he has , and basing his confidence on the fact his Dad said he can win ,, Chris snr is basing his son winning on the fact he started boxing in america , so that makes him special . He is my son so he will be victorious , For me Jnr just makes too many silly mistakes that a good quality fighter will exploit , There whole reasoning seems to be based on he's a chip of the old block and he's sparred a few good fighters , got news for them BJS was a first class world rated ameteur , and the currnt holder of belts .

PLUS he has sparred many a good fighter has well

Eubank would beat Golovkin now. He is also better than Floyd Mayweather Jr and the best since Sugar Ray Leonard. This is the type of crap we've had to listen to but expect from Eubank sr. BUT Adam Booth also did say Eubank jr is the real deal.

In order to beat BJS Eubank really needs to be world class. Nothing he's done yet in the ring suggests he is but on the other hand he's not failed at anything either.

For me this fight is the most looked forward to of 2014. Can't wait for this one.
I believe if the rumors are true that Groves did hard sparring with Eubank Jr shortly before he fought degale, and subsequently got his arse handed to him.
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Sklar wrote:
palooka wrote:Will Tyson Fury be forced to shave his beard?
AIBA rules state boxers should be clean shaven (Sikhs are the exception providing the where a snood). Pro boxing is less strict but once things get bloody and snotty, beards can be a right mess. It's long enough that's likely to be fairly non-abrasive, certainly less abrasive than four day whiskers. It looks scruffy but the trend will be over with soon enough and beards will once again be the preserve of Muslims, Sikhs, mountainmen and tramps.
:lol:
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Fury points,Saunders stoppage 9th round
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Fury by TKO

Saunders by TKO
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rpms wrote:Fury points,Saunders stoppage 9th round
Yeah im with you mate on the winners, Fury and Saunders, any other outcome and it'll kick off!
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outcome, im off to bed and waking up at 4am to watch the main event
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
rpms wrote:Fury points,Saunders stoppage 9th round
Yeah im with you mate on the winners, Fury and Saunders, any other outcome and it'll kick off!
Don't know if he was exaggerating or not, but Saunders said earlier this week that he'd sold 3.5k tickets, throw in Fury's lot and any others that have bought tickets outside of them and there's probably gonna be 5k+ travellers in there, plus others supporting Fury and Saunders, definitely won't go down well if either get beat.
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Pile of money has gone on Eubank and he is now the betting favourite on paddy power. Usually the late money is the smart money...
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expe wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:
rpms wrote:Fury points,Saunders stoppage 9th round
Yeah im with you mate on the winners, Fury and Saunders, any other outcome and it'll kick off!
Don't know if he was exaggerating or not, but Saunders said earlier this week that he'd sold 3.5k tickets, throw in Fury's lot and any others that have bought tickets outside of them and there's probably gonna be 5k+ travellers in there, plus others supporting Fury and Saunders, definitely won't go down well if either get beat.
Agreed. This is the main reason I would not go to a Tyson Fury fight. I like him and he's entertainment but I wouldn't fancy being in there if the worst case scenario happened! I'd take my crash helmet just incase
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x2. Self preservation prevails.
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Fury "should" win.that`s if he stick to his plan.
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Crease wrote:Fury by TKO
Saunders by TKO
Well I got the results right... And it will probably go down as a TKO on Fury's record.
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