28th Feb Fight Discussions & RBR

Baboon
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reggaereggae wrote:Ronald: "demonstrably"
"Harpooning right cross"
Yeah, picked up on demonstrably. Some man is Ronald :D

Just watching the Vassell fight. He is one brave brave lad, but I suspect he should probably think about packing it in.
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Perfect stoppage, great performance, Carl has ice water in his veins, he'll pullverize Scotty.

But Ronald McDonald, really ?! Why do ITV feel they need to inflict his garbled ramblings on us ?
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expe wrote:That fight will do wonders for Frampton, live on ITV 1, looked great and now that people have seen that atmosphere, they'll be queuing up to go over to Belfast and watch him.
And Buffered too!
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Post by edgey2009 »

Hearn left quigg on his own in Belfast!! Ohhhhh that ain't on it ain't like quigg is a grown man or anything and can go to boxing shows or anywhere for that Matter on his own! Hearn makes fights for his fighters he doesnt babysit them
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Baboon wrote:
Just watching the Vassell fight. He is one brave brave lad, but I suspect he should probably think about packing it in.
Yeh there's not too many places for him to go really now, he took a beating there at the end I was hoping they'd just pull him out at the end of the 11th, that extra round of beating was so unecessary, but yep looks like it might be time to turn it in.
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Went to the fight tonight.

Brilliant Carl I definitely a level above Quigg.

People mentioning Santa Cruz need a reality check he fights people where he is 1/100 to win and gets paid at least $500k he won't go near Frampton
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Tarkus wrote:Great sequence of fight. I watched every fight I wanted on both cards without a single overlap. Eubank, Whyte, Fury and Frampton. Eubank v Chudinov the fight of the evening largely thanks to Swedish ref.
Was he the ref that let Enzo take the almighty second shellacking against Frenkel?

i wonder what round an english ref would have stopped that fight last night?
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I just watched the Fury card today and it was an OK card,Fury bored me with his constant switching,I predicted Tyson to toy with Hammer and he did but after getting the rounds in last time out I wanted to see Fury start to go to town on Christian after say 3 rounds but with so much at stake its understandable that Fury would take no silly chances but as good as Fury was ,it was a drab affair if I'm honest but its over and bring on Dr Steelhammer please

Eubank Jr showed a good engine last night which was lacking against Saunders but what impressed me most was his punch variety, he hit Chudinov with every shot in the book,respect to Dmitry he's 1 hard bastard and I gave him more rounds than Barry Jones,although Eubanks rounds were a lot clearer,the ref was far too late in stopping it though and Chudinov's corner should have been there to throw in the towel,great win for Chris though and showed he can win at a high level as opposed to just competing

Liam Walsh needs to get a move on though,he's surely done enough to warrant a fight at European level,he still holds the Commonwealth title that was on the line when he beat Appleby on B-nation's debut years ago,he needs to cracking if his injuries are behind him,He's looked clinical in his last 2 fight and Murray was never in danger of pushing him as hard as last time,strange ending though as Joe seemed to quit without much fuss,it was a good right hand from Walsh though and the bodyshot before softened Murray up
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BTW Could the people responsible for doing away with Master's titles please take the WBO European belt away too? :TU:
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MightyWarrior wrote:Perfect stoppage, great performance, Carl has ice water in his veins, he'll pullverize Scotty.

But Ronald McDonald, really ?! Why do ITV feel they need to inflict his garbled ramblings on us ?
Mercifully Ronald's observations of proceedings were curtailed by virtue of the accumulative consequences of Carl's sustained bombardment which rendered the triumvirate of ringside adjudicators' numerical compilations superfluous.

I just think he's just better suited to radio commentary. I quite admire his fluidity actually.
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