ThereByTheGrace wrote:Aye but you spoke to yourself on the first comment sad act!!! D
Thanks ginger pubes.
;;-)
Nae bother Perry!!! Ricky Burns couldn't box eggs!! Both Crawford and Beltran outclassed him, but for me, Crawford had a wee bit more class and knowledge but this could be a closer boxing match than many think.
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Nae bother Perry!!! Ricky Burns couldn't box eggs!! Both Crawford and Beltran outclassed him, but for me, Crawford had a wee bit more class and knowledge but this could be a closer boxing match than many think.
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Nae bother Perry!!! Ricky Burns couldn't box eggs!! Both Crawford and Beltran outclassed him, but for me, Crawford had a wee bit more class and knowledge but this could be a closer boxing match than many think.
magwitch wrote:never seen Crawford but I'm glad this Beltran fella didn't get frozen out the picture after that shaft-job in Scotland. He he makes a nice few bob.
What time in the ring, anyone?
bout 4-45-5am if gradovich can make short work of his guy next.
Crawford is very good,i saw him up in Glasgow giving Ricky Burns a boxing lesson.Check his fight with Gamboa out recently,one of the best fights of 2014.
Crawford is one of the best American fighters out there. Can do it all. In the short list for 2014's Fighter of the Year and his fight with Gamboa was one of the best fights on US soil this year (I'd have it well down the pecking order in terms of Fight of the Year but certainly among the better US fights)
I think that this fight will be better than the main event.
I can see that being the case with Crawford boxing on the back foot and making it look easy...though on the other hand I can also see Velez being exposed quickly...