January 23rd bill
January 23rd bill
3 great fights imo, but the rest will probably be 6-8 rounders. Anyone know who could be added?
Re: January 23rd bill
whats the fights mate?
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Manchester Massive
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Re: January 23rd bill
Hosea Burton and Marcus Morrison are both on the bill, British eliminator for Burton apparently
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Sam Eggington is on the bill they tried to get him some kind of title but looks like doing an eight rounder after the guy wasnt interested
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what are the 3 great fights though ?
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jameswilson
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Re: January 23rd bill
Really looking forward to Jenkins v Limond. Think Jenkins can do the job in that one and maybe surprise a few people and kick on from there. Seems to have taken him a little longer to push on from that Prizefighter win where he showed promise but probably a reflection of the level of younger guys that enter Prizefighter now.
Re: January 23rd bill
Crolla v AbrilGazmac81 wrote:what are the 3 great fights though ?
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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Hosea Burton will probably be the last of the meaningful fights then and they'll try and get prospects on, but I am well happy with the bill. Being from Manchester you must be too?Manchester Massive wrote:Hosea Burton and Marcus Morrison are both on the bill, British eliminator for Burton apparently
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What are the three great fights then? Because those three definitely aren't them.WelshJack wrote:Crolla v AbrilGazmac81 wrote:what are the 3 great fights though ?
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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mickey1975
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Re: January 23rd bill
They're not bad, actually.expe wrote:What are the three great fights then? Because those three definitely aren't them.WelshJack wrote:Crolla v AbrilGazmac81 wrote:what are the 3 great fights though ?
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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Good fights them pal. Take a breather.expe wrote:What are the three great fights then? Because those three definitely aren't them.WelshJack wrote:Crolla v AbrilGazmac81 wrote:what are the 3 great fights though ?
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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sweetscience
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Re: January 23rd bill
Decent bill
Just abut too big a venue.... You need near fill MEN
SHould have had it at Bolton Arena
Just abut too big a venue.... You need near fill MEN
SHould have had it at Bolton Arena
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They're decent fights, but I think it shows how bad things are that they're being called great fights, they're the sort of fights we should expect, but there's no 50-50s in there IMO. It's a decent show, but a bill like this should be standard from Matchroom and Sky, instead of being seen as something special.DMA1987 wrote:Good fights them pal. Take a breather.expe wrote:What are the three great fights then? Because those three definitely aren't them.WelshJack wrote: Crolla v Abril
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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handsofstone
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Re: January 23rd bill
I think Crolla/Abril is a close fight,with Anthony at home and Richar not being a puncher i think the gap closes,its a tall order but ive written off Crolla a few times now and he rises to the occasion,you gotta give him that,its not Rose going over to America to fight Andrade or likewise Purdy/Alexander,this is a winnable fight for Anthony,i give him more chance than i did when Burns fought Martinez
Limond/Jenkins is 50/50 IMO,Willie fought one of his best performances against Woodhouse which i didnt think he was capable of at this stage in his career,especially after his poor showing against Crolla,Chris Jenkins is having his first title fight so we wont know how he'll cope at championship level until it happens,he's been a bit hit and miss from what ive seen of him since winning Prizefighter,but stopping Connor is a good scalp and he's done 10 rounds so he's had the prep
Rose/Jones is a bit meh
Limond/Jenkins is 50/50 IMO,Willie fought one of his best performances against Woodhouse which i didnt think he was capable of at this stage in his career,especially after his poor showing against Crolla,Chris Jenkins is having his first title fight so we wont know how he'll cope at championship level until it happens,he's been a bit hit and miss from what ive seen of him since winning Prizefighter,but stopping Connor is a good scalp and he's done 10 rounds so he's had the prep
Rose/Jones is a bit meh
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Manchester Massive
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Re: January 23rd bill
I was - wonder what will happen now if Crolla fight off?WelshJack wrote:Hosea Burton will probably be the last of the meaningful fights then and they'll try and get prospects on, but I am well happy with the bill. Being from Manchester you must be too?Manchester Massive wrote:Hosea Burton and Marcus Morrison are both on the bill, British eliminator for Burton apparently
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I'm devastated for Crolla, but from a 'show must go on' perspective they need to do something.Manchester Massive wrote:I was - wonder what will happen now if Crolla fight off?WelshJack wrote:Hosea Burton will probably be the last of the meaningful fights then and they'll try and get prospects on, but I am well happy with the bill. Being from Manchester you must be too?Manchester massive wrote:Hosea Burton and Marcus Morrison are both on the bill, British eliminator for Burton apparently
Isn't Kevin Mitchell already training for a fight in January?
Could he be a possible replacement?
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jameswilson
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Re: January 23rd bill
He is taking a breather.........from giving Parson Cross and Billy Nelson legal advise in the Burns thread.DMA1987 wrote:Good fights them pal. Take a breather.expe wrote:What are the three great fights then? Because those three definitely aren't them.WelshJack wrote: Crolla v Abril
Limond v Jenkins #AndTheNew
Rose v Carson Jones
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jameswilson
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Re: January 23rd bill
I did think that, ultimately there is still enough time for sparring partner changes to be made etc so it would just be down to whether or not everyone is happy. Mitchell headlining the MEN would possibly not work too so they might change the venue to down South, and again if that happened the whole undercard might go and change. It might be they add Mitchell v Abril (if it were to go that way) to the London card and open up the entire O2. Then have this bill at a smaller venue or with limited seating at the MEN. Those are the possibilities I can think of but then I'm no promoter.keirw wrote:I'm devastated for Crolla, but from a 'show must go on' perspective they need to do something.Manchester Massive wrote:I was - wonder what will happen now if Crolla fight off?WelshJack wrote: Hosea Burton will probably be the last of the meaningful fights then and they'll try and get prospects on, but I am well happy with the bill. Being from Manchester you must be too?
Isn't Kevin Mitchell already training for a fight in January?
Could he be a possible replacement?
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jamiedavies02
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Re: January 23rd bill
Ricky Burns?
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I was - wonder what will happen now if Crolla fight off?[/quote]
I'm devastated for Crolla, but from a 'show must go on' perspective they need to do something.
Isn't Kevin Mitchell already training for a fight in January?
Could he be a possible replacement?[/quote]
I did think that, ultimately there is still enough time for sparring partner changes to be made etc so it would just be down to whether or not everyone is happy. Mitchell headlining the MEN would possibly not work too so they might change the venue to down South, and again if that happened the whole undercard might go and change. It might be they add Mitchell v Abril (if it were to go that way) to the London card and open up the entire O2. Then have this bill at a smaller venue or with limited seating at the MEN. Those are the possibilities I can think of but then I'm no promoter.[/quote]
Or change his opponent to Abril for the O2 bill the week after and cancel the Manchester bill?
I'm devastated for Crolla, but from a 'show must go on' perspective they need to do something.
Isn't Kevin Mitchell already training for a fight in January?
Could he be a possible replacement?[/quote]
I did think that, ultimately there is still enough time for sparring partner changes to be made etc so it would just be down to whether or not everyone is happy. Mitchell headlining the MEN would possibly not work too so they might change the venue to down South, and again if that happened the whole undercard might go and change. It might be they add Mitchell v Abril (if it were to go that way) to the London card and open up the entire O2. Then have this bill at a smaller venue or with limited seating at the MEN. Those are the possibilities I can think of but then I'm no promoter.[/quote]
Or change his opponent to Abril for the O2 bill the week after and cancel the Manchester bill?
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Parson Cross
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Re: January 23rd bill
Sounds like the whole bill is off.
Carson Jones ain't fighting.
Carson Jones ain't fighting.
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jameswilson
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Re: January 23rd bill
Yeah that would be an ideal scenario. Obviously the 02 is a big enough venue, and Mitchell is from London. Just a case whether it's possible with all the things that will have to be approved by so many people. I'm sure some will start going 'woahhhhh Mitchell aint ranked by the WBA' (I haven't checked the ratings) but he will be unrated based off of aligning himself with the IBF, a lot of bodies remove guys from the ratings if they hold intercontinental titles from other bodies or have final eliminators scheduled with other bodies so if he wants the WBA shot I don't see the WBA not sanctioning it as based off of his win at Wembley he deserves it.Josh1111 wrote:
Or change his opponent to Abril for the O2 bill the week after and cancel the Manchester bill?
Edit - Just noticed that on the boxrec schedule Mitchell v Estrada has been moved to the 02 Anthony Joshua bill. Hopefully something can get done.
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Crolla wasn't ranked by the WBA and neither is Mitchell. So if Crolla fight could be made, no reason the Mitchell fight cant bejameswilson wrote:Yeah that would be an ideal scenario. Obviously the 02 is a big enough venue, and Mitchell is from London. Just a case whether it's possible with all the things that will have to be approved by so many people. I'm sure some will start going 'woahhhhh Mitchell aint ranked by the WBA' (I haven't checked the ratings) but he will be unrated based off of aligning himself with the IBF, a lot of bodies remove guys from the ratings if they hold intercontinental titles from other bodies or have final eliminators scheduled with other bodies so if he wants the WBA shot I don't see the WBA not sanctioning it as based off of his win at Wembley he deserves it.Josh1111 wrote:
Or change his opponent to Abril for the O2 bill the week after and cancel the Manchester bill?
Edit - Just noticed that on the boxrec schedule Mitchell v Estrada has been moved to the 02 Anthony Joshua bill. Hopefully something can get done.
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I'm devastated for Crolla, but from a 'show must go on' perspective they need to do something.Josh1111 wrote:I was - wonder what will happen now if Crolla fight off?
Isn't Kevin Mitchell already training for a fight in January?
Could he be a possible replacement?[/quote]
I did think that, ultimately there is still enough time for sparring partner changes to be made etc so it would just be down to whether or not everyone is happy. Mitchell headlining the MEN would possibly not work too so they might change the venue to down South, and again if that happened the whole undercard might go and change. It might be they add Mitchell v Abril (if it were to go that way) to the London card and open up the entire O2. Then have this bill at a smaller venue or with limited seating at the MEN. Those are the possibilities I can think of but then I'm no promoter.[/quote]
Or change his opponent to Abril for the O2 bill the week after and cancel the Manchester bill?[/quote]
I just took it as read they would move any already arranged fights to the o2.