Perez v Crolla
Perez v Crolla
So who have we got in this one?
Fancy Perez to have a bit too much and stop Crolla. We don't know how the terrible injury has affected Crolla and I think he'd have been up against it anyway.
Fancy Perez to have a bit too much and stop Crolla. We don't know how the terrible injury has affected Crolla and I think he'd have been up against it anyway.
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PredatorHayds
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Re: Perez v Crolla
I think with the crowd roaring him
On he will take a close points decision.
He's always in a good fight Crolla.
On he will take a close points decision.
He's always in a good fight Crolla.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Perez v Crolla
I voted Crolla on points, but admittedly I voted more with my heart than with my head.
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freddydoesdallas
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Re: Perez v Crolla
If it goes 12, can't see him not getting the nod. Too good a story and he could make a fortune!
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handsofstone
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Re: Perez v Crolla
If not for the injury and Crolla still had the same momentum going after the Murray win then I'd fancy him to outbox and out tough Perez over the 12 rounds,Darleys is tough too but I reckon the Anthony of 12 months ago would last the distance but taking into account the injury and the fact he's jumping straight in with Perez then it all depends
Crolla has been stopped before but more often than not he's seen it through and he's been in a few wars,Sykes,Mathews twice and Murray to name a few, Perez is a good,strong, game fighter and he's world champ but he inherited the belt and if this was for his Interim then maybe the task in hand wouldn't have looked so hard
I've changed my mind a few times in this one and can make a case for both guys but my head tells me Perez is gonna force a stoppage late on similar to Linares over Mitchell
All the best for Crolla, one of they nicest guys in the sport and after everything he's been through he deserves it
Crolla has been stopped before but more often than not he's seen it through and he's been in a few wars,Sykes,Mathews twice and Murray to name a few, Perez is a good,strong, game fighter and he's world champ but he inherited the belt and if this was for his Interim then maybe the task in hand wouldn't have looked so hard
I've changed my mind a few times in this one and can make a case for both guys but my head tells me Perez is gonna force a stoppage late on similar to Linares over Mitchell
All the best for Crolla, one of they nicest guys in the sport and after everything he's been through he deserves it
Re: Perez v Crolla
Made my thoughts on Perez quite clear in another thread. He is not amazing just solid and very good timing no where near as good as Abril. I do think Anthony can out work him and he also looks bigger which I think will play an important part.
Re: Perez v Crolla
Agree with everyone. It would have been a tough one before the injury to Crolla so intriguing to know if he will still be the same.
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GooalaShooola
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Re: Perez v Crolla
I went for Crolla on points for the simple reason that I'm a romantic at heart and think it has to be fate, doesn't it? 
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Perez v Crolla
Same here. In fact, ideally this is what I'd like to see:GooalaShooola wrote:I went for Crolla on points for the simple reason that I'm a romantic at heart and think it has to be fate, doesn't it?
Crolla and Perez have an absolute war for 12 rounds, both down & hurt on numerous occasions throughout, but able to recover
Crolla is announced the winner by close but clear unanimous decision - the crowd goes wild with elation
Holding his world title aloft, Crolla suddenly spots the 2 burglars in the crowd
Crolla and Perez jump out of the ring and simultaneously knock the 2 burglars spark out
Crolla and Perez high five each other and are carried like kings out of the arena by the jubilant crowd to celebrate with a few hard earned beers.
Re: Perez v Crolla
Boxerbeetle wrote:Same here. In fact, ideally this is what I'd like to see:GooalaShooola wrote:I went for Crolla on points for the simple reason that I'm a romantic at heart and think it has to be fate, doesn't it?
Crolla and Perez have an absolute war for 12 rounds, both down & hurt on numerous occasions throughout, but able to recover
Crolla is announced the winner by close but clear unanimous decision - the crowd goes wild with elation
Holding his world title aloft, Crolla suddenly spots the 2 burglars in the crowd
Crolla and Perez jump out of the ring and simultaneously knock the 2 burglars spark out
Crolla and Perez high five each other and are carried like kings out of the arena by the jubilant crowd to celebrate with a few hard earned beers.
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Counter-puncher
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Re: Perez v Crolla
Boxerbeetle wrote:Same here. In fact, ideally this is what I'd like to see:GooalaShooola wrote:I went for Crolla on points for the simple reason that I'm a romantic at heart and think it has to be fate, doesn't it?
Crolla and Perez have an absolute war for 12 rounds, both down & hurt on numerous occasions throughout, but able to recover
Crolla is announced the winner by close but clear unanimous decision - the crowd goes wild with elation
Holding his world title aloft, Crolla suddenly spots the 2 burglars in the crowd
Crolla and Perez jump out of the ring and simultaneously knock the 2 burglars spark out
Crolla and Perez high five each other and are carried like kings out of the arena by the jubilant crowd to celebrate with a few hard earned beers.
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: Perez v Crolla
How very wwe of you!Boxerbeetle wrote:Same here. In fact, ideally this is what I'd like to see:GooalaShooola wrote:I went for Crolla on points for the simple reason that I'm a romantic at heart and think it has to be fate, doesn't it?
Crolla and Perez have an absolute war for 12 rounds, both down & hurt on numerous occasions throughout, but able to recover
Crolla is announced the winner by close but clear unanimous decision - the crowd goes wild with elation
Holding his world title aloft, Crolla suddenly spots the 2 burglars in the crowd
Crolla and Perez jump out of the ring and simultaneously knock the 2 burglars spark out
Crolla and Perez high five each other and are carried like kings out of the arena by the jubilant crowd to celebrate with a few hard earned beers.
You missed one thing. " yo Adrian...... We did it!"
Re: Perez v Crolla
I've watched a bit of Perez and he is unspectacular but very solid at the same time. He doesn't waste too many punches and has an excellent left hook to head and body although tends to depend on it to much - right hand rarely gets used with purpose. He has no fear of boxing on the back foot or standing toe to toe and is a dangerous counter puncher but tends to take one or two to give one back and is there to be outworked by someone of a similar style to Crolla.
Like everybody else, we have no idea what sort of shape Crolla is in, physically or mentally so it's very hard to make a call on the fight. Pre injury, I'd probably pick Crolla to beat Perez to a close decision but I'm staying away from laying any money on it based on the uncertainty.
Like everybody else, we have no idea what sort of shape Crolla is in, physically or mentally so it's very hard to make a call on the fight. Pre injury, I'd probably pick Crolla to beat Perez to a close decision but I'm staying away from laying any money on it based on the uncertainty.
Re: Perez v Crolla
looking forward to this. would be dream stuff if crolla could win
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Datsue
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Re: Perez v Crolla
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Perez is actually in the dictionary, under "Workmanlike" ("See also: unspectacular").
He can bang a bit, but is quite static. I expect Crolla to outwork him.
PS: RE: his right hand, he dropped Maicelo with a series of three straight rights when he won the title. He is definitely more left hand happy though (converted southpaw?)
^ What Deno said.Deno1986 wrote:I've watched a bit of Perez and he is unspectacular but very solid at the same time. He doesn't waste too many punches and has an excellent left hook to head and body although tends to depend on it to much - right hand rarely gets used with purpose. He has no fear of boxing on the back foot or standing toe to toe and is a dangerous counter puncher but tends to take one or two to give one back and is there to be outworked by someone of a similar style to Crolla.
Like everybody else, we have no idea what sort of shape Crolla is in, physically or mentally so it's very hard to make a call on the fight. Pre injury, I'd probably pick Crolla to beat Perez to a close decision but I'm staying away from laying any money on it based on the uncertainty.
Perez is actually in the dictionary, under "Workmanlike" ("See also: unspectacular").
He can bang a bit, but is quite static. I expect Crolla to outwork him.
PS: RE: his right hand, he dropped Maicelo with a series of three straight rights when he won the title. He is definitely more left hand happy though (converted southpaw?)