O2 RBR May 30th

JamesH
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by JamesH »

Kell was too good, and Frankie needed a few strong bursts to gain some confidence in there but he wasn't able to get them. It was hard, and was going to get harder. Froch is now taking credit for giving Kell the advice to win the fight. Just waiting for the 80000 comment.

Where next? for Kell it has to be a big fight, Rios seems likely and would be a good benchmark for where he is. For Gavin, its down a level or two, or down a weight (lightweight is never going to happen, he was a kid when he made that so lets be realistic).

Gutted for Frankie, but well done to Kell Brook.
Rexob
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by Rexob »

:lol: :lol: Got to love Froch :TU: :salut:
Tarkus
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

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haha Froch is pure comedy. He needs to mention chopping trees and the night will be complete.
JamesH
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by JamesH »

Froch just mentioned Wembley stadium! Glenn asked him how many people were there. Thats cheered me up a little.
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by handsofstone »

Carl Froch :yay:
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by Ricky_ »

Tarkus wrote:haha Froch is pure comedy. He needs to mention chopping trees and the night will be complete.

He should have a little pull, bit of a pull and push about then call it a night.
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by Supremo »

Good night's entertainment
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by Broomhall »

Boxerbeetle wrote:Bunce & Woodhall absolutely slating Gavin for refusing to drop down in weight.
He nearly ruined his health trying to make lightweight for the olympics and that was nearly 10 years ago.I dont think he ever got over that. I am sure the British team got nutritionists involved, and he just couldnt do it.

Unless you been through it the misery of making weight is hard to explain to people.
shambles80
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by shambles80 »

Don't see what Rios offers at 147. It's no better than an Algieri or Collazo. Hearn has promised a superfight so I guess we'll expect Rios.
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Re: O2 RBR May 30th

Post by Andrew »

lpu03rjs wrote:Don't see what Rios offers at 147. It's no better than an Algieri or Collazo. Hearn has promised a superfight so I guess we'll expect Rios.
Rios will cost a lot to go over so will be another PPv.

Brook should fight him in the U.S and make a name for himself over there. He pummels Rios with ease IMO.
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