Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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Stuarty
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For what it's worth I think that Campbell will make easy work of Tommy Coyle. I don't care how tonight goes and how great Sky tell us he's looked!
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Stuarty30 wrote:For what it's worth I think that Campbell will make easy work of Tommy Coyle. I don't care how tonight goes and how great Sky tell us he's looked!
I hope Gethin throws a spanner in the sky machine
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handsofstone wrote:Will someone give the MC a glass of water
I think he's very good.
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Oh there's that spanner!!!
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OI OI :bag:
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Lolz.
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Out of interest... Since when did Tommy Coyle become something better than domestic level? :/ I appeared to have missed him going from "life and death with under sized Argentinian" to good fighter...
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Coyle is actually shitter than I thought then.
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Hes ppv..lolz
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With all due respect to Coyle, who was giving world title challenger Matthews a beating, he is being overhyped, so when Campbell beats him, Campbell looks like King Kong
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Boxing Prospect wrote:Out of interest... Since when did Tommy Coyle become something better than domestic level? :/ I appeared to have missed him going from "life and death with under sized Argentinian" to good fighter...
Since never. And nobody in this thread is saying that he is.
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I thought he was out of there when gethin landed. I'll give him one thing coyle,he's never in shit fights
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Point should have come off there, that was the third time he'd thrown a punch on the break.
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Why is Gethin allowing Coyle back into the fight? Coyle was out of it, still shaking up as he was going back to the corner.

Gethin does not seem to have ambition, it reminded me of when RJJ floored JC - Gethin almost seems apologetic "Sorry, boss that wasn't supposed to happen".
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Boxing Prospect wrote:Out of interest... Since when did Tommy Coyle become something better than domestic level? :/ I appeared to have missed him going from "life and death with under sized Argentinian" to good fighter...
Katsidis was a decent scalp tbf
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Ah the beautiful drama of boxing...just when you think you're watching an entirely predictable bill (apart from the Eggy fight)
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jameswilson wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:Out of interest... Since when did Tommy Coyle become something better than domestic level? :/ I appeared to have missed him going from "life and death with under sized Argentinian" to good fighter...
Since never. And nobody in this thread is saying that he is.
Nobody on here is, Sky and Hearn are. I understand promoting your fighter but you can't polish a turd and sell it as gold like they are trying..
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Think I may be wrong in my prediction of this one :lol:
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Gethin barely using the right
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stujones wrote:Why is Gethin allowing Coyle back into the fight? Coyle was out of it, still shaking up as he was going back to the corner.

Gethin does not seem to have ambition, it reminded me of when RJJ floored JC - Gethin almost seems apologetic "Sorry, boss that wasn't supposed to happen".
He will kick himself if he does somehow lose this won't he.

On Boxing Prospect's reply. That is what we have to put up with from promoters and commentators unfortunately. Last night the commentators were saying Butler is a magnificent World class boxer. This is based off of beating Stuart Hall. McGuigan was hyping his guy saying he'd beat Rigondeaux (not as bad an exaggeration as the other ones we've mentioned) and Tyson Fury's guys are telling us he will beat Klitschko and the fight will be in England.
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Pr(n)ick Halling might actually cry here if Coyle gets beaten! Tunnel vision as per usual from Halling! Commentates on half a fight!
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:-?
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Hearn has just handed a big cheque over to Gethin's corner.
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gethin wasn't there to win!
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He's effin quit!
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