Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
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ShadrachSimmo
- Cruiserweight
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Tough ask for Jupp he deserves credit for his effort. He took solid shots and was always trying to fight back.
I dont think Berchelt is anything particularly special. He punches hard but I think Martinez beats him if they fight.
I dont think Berchelt is anything particularly special. He punches hard but I think Martinez beats him if they fight.
Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Thought Berchelt put his shots together quite well him V Martinez will be a great fight.ShadrachSimmo wrote:Tough ask for Jupp he deserves credit for his effort. He took solid shots and was always trying to fight back.
I dont think Berchelt is anything particularly special. He punches hard but I think Martinez beats him if they fight.
Credit to Jupp though hope he got decent money.
Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Just watched it, a brave performance from Jupp in which he wasn't disgraced.
The Mexican was probably a bit too much, too soon.
The Mexican was probably a bit too much, too soon.
Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Fair play to Jupp gave it a go his lack of power showed up big time at that level Berchelt was easily able to walk through everything he threw
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handsofstone
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Check out the ballz on George Jupp,sterling effort,nothing wrong with his heart or mettle he really gave his all but was beating by what looked like a great fighter
That was 1st time ive seen Berchelt and i was impressed,he seems to have it all offensively,mixes his shots up well,upstairs/downstairs/hooks and the uppercuts were 1st class,he also has a solid jab which he uses regularly and looks strong,obviously the 1st round loss raises questions about his durability but i look forward to seeing him again,he looks a better boxer than Martinez but can he take Roman's power??
That was 1st time ive seen Berchelt and i was impressed,he seems to have it all offensively,mixes his shots up well,upstairs/downstairs/hooks and the uppercuts were 1st class,he also has a solid jab which he uses regularly and looks strong,obviously the 1st round loss raises questions about his durability but i look forward to seeing him again,he looks a better boxer than Martinez but can he take Roman's power??
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Booram Chiddy
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
An even braver performance from his corner, he should never have been allowed out for the sixth.milpool wrote:Just watched it, a brave performance from Jupp in which he wasn't disgraced.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Just watched it, brave effort but Jupp was never really in the fight.
Enjoyed one of the undercard fights (Torres vs Jiminez, I think it was), some real haymakers landed.
Enjoyed one of the undercard fights (Torres vs Jiminez, I think it was), some real haymakers landed.
Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Would Jupp have been significantly better with 6 weeks notice?
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Booram Chiddy
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
NoHorse wrote:Would Jupp have been significantly better with 6 weeks notice?
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handsofstone
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Cracking fight that ay,Torres takes a good shotBoxerbeetle wrote:Just watched it, brave effort but Jupp was never really in the fight.
Enjoyed one of the undercard fights (Torres vs Jiminez, I think it was), some real haymakers landed.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
He certainly does. Still can't quite work out how he got to 19-0 with that defence thoughhandsofstone wrote:Cracking fight that ay,Torres takes a good shotBoxerbeetle wrote:Just watched it, brave effort but Jupp was never really in the fight.
Enjoyed one of the undercard fights (Torres vs Jiminez, I think it was), some real haymakers landed.
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handsofstone
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
I was gonna mention the defenceBoxerbeetle wrote:He certainly does. Still can't quite work out how he got to 19-0 with that defence thoughhandsofstone wrote:Cracking fight that ay,Torres takes a good shotBoxerbeetle wrote:Just watched it, brave effort but Jupp was never really in the fight.
Enjoyed one of the undercard fights (Torres vs Jiminez, I think it was), some real haymakers landed.
He parries shots "bang on the chin"
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fightfan95
- Welterweight
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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
I really like George, seems very dedicated and seems very down to earth - but I don't think he has the skills & power to mix it up at world level... I know he is only young and he can and will improve and hopefully I'm wrong, very wrong, but I can't see him winning anything major...
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kidbazooka1
- Heavyweight

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Re: Miguel Berchelt v George Jupp
Berchelt does put together some beautiful combinations and he's obviously heavy handed. His defense needs some work but he's still young too.handsofstone wrote:Check out the ballz on George Jupp,sterling effort,nothing wrong with his heart or mettle he really gave his all but was beating by what looked like a great fighter
That was 1st time ive seen Berchelt and i was impressed,he seems to have it all offensively,mixes his shots up well,upstairs/downstairs/hooks and the uppercuts were 1st class,he also has a solid jab which he uses regularly and looks strong,obviously the 1st round loss raises questions about his durability but i look forward to seeing him again,he looks a better boxer than Martinez but can he take Roman's power??
His style stance and they way he lets go of those hooks kinda reminds be of tito Trinidad.