Golovkin v Brook - CONFIRMED

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Stupid fight. A risk to Brook's career and health. Say what you want about ol' fish eyes, but he wouldn't drop a bollock of these proportions
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dookus wrote:Stupid fight. A risk to Brook's career and health. Say what you want about ol' fish eyes, but he wouldn't drop a bollock of these proportions
I was thinking this the other day, no way would Frank have exposed one of his fighters to this level of risk.
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Eubank Jnr lost his pen and Kell Brook a welterweight picked it up for him :lol:
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littlepug wrote:1-3 for golovkin ko win with paddypower, as close to free money as you can get
I'm seriously thinking about a £3,000 bet. Money for old rope.
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Sklar wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:£10k gets me £11500 back on bet365 early odds. Not many places you can make that overnight.
You may well be able to afford to lose that amount of money with no pain felt but please be cautious if that is not the case. I agree with your assessment of the fight but things can happen that are unforeseen. Also, perhaps more dangerously, when you risk that kind of money and win, you'll be more likely to do it again in the future. You won't always win.
I only bet when I am certain of the win and this to me is a 95%+ sure thing. I can afford to lose it, but it would hurt. It is easy money though
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Only worth betting when you think the odds are off on the actuality, or you can afford to lose the money.

I might put 100 on GGG to win by KO.
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clopixolacuphase wrote:Is Kell a real 5'9", or a Canelo 5'9" (5'7")
Based on a photo with a mate, a bit less. 5'8" or thereabouts.
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Well, I've just got a $500 usd on a Golovkin win at evens










With bnovelist in the Current Scene :KO:
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Hats off to Kel for having a go (no guts no glorie ) and that's coming from an Aussie. All the best Kel Brook. :clap:
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BigDoofus wrote:
samwbr wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote: Listening to some boxing podcasts today, can't remember if it was Bunce or Nuthouse, but in one they were saying he was looking pretty big and that he would struggle to make WW again. I'm pretty sure it was Nuthouse, actually.

They were completely mugging him off for being fat and only in it for the money.

Definitely Nuthouse.
he's looked fat for years between fights but he was different level on sky for Thurman v Porter. Could barely see over his own neck.
Nonsense. Here's Brook today:

https://twitter.com/IngleGym?ref_src=tw ... r%5Eauthor
I saw it with my own eyes. Big double chin and bursting out of his waistcoat.
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samwbr wrote:
BigDoofus wrote:
samwbr wrote: he's looked fat for years between fights but he was different level on sky for Thurman v Porter. Could barely see over his own neck.
Nonsense. Here's Brook today:

https://twitter.com/IngleGym?ref_src=tw ... r%5Eauthor
I saw it with my own eyes. Big double chin and bursting out of his waistcoat.
I saw the same programme. Your exaggerating as the picture proves.
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samwbr wrote:
BigDoofus wrote:
samwbr wrote: he's looked fat for years between fights but he was different level on sky for Thurman v Porter. Could barely see over his own neck.
Nonsense. Here's Brook today:

https://twitter.com/IngleGym?ref_src=tw ... r%5Eauthor
I saw it with my own eyes. Big double chin and bursting out of his waistcoat.
That was me, you mug, the blond hair shoulda been the giveaway.
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tobyh5 wrote:Brook has one notable win and it was not overwhelming and that was at welterweight so he MAY be overrated at his own class, certainly still unproven. Then he is not just jumping two weights but to take on one of, if not the hardest ever puncher at that weight (certainly arguably).

Crazy fight and cannot believe people on a boxing forum are giving him any chance. Social media I expect, bunch of casuals, but on a boxing forum?!

I thinking of betting big as this is a guaranteed win for GGG.

£10k gets me £11500 back on bet365 early odds. Not many places you can make that overnight.
To be fair, I can't recall reading any one of us (on B&I at least) saying that we thought Brook would win. A lot of people are interested, want to go to see it even, but saying Brook has a chance? Everybody thinks he gets beat.
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I never ever bet on anything but am seriously contemplating putting on a very large amount on this fight on GGG? But sods law i could see GGG getting injured and techincally losing and me losing my cash...
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What the.....??!!! It's a crazy fight, why on earth is Hearn sending his best prospect for stardom into a certain career damaging beatdown ?

I know we want Kel to step up, but at his own weight, or LM at a push...but this is ridiculous, a massive P4P #1 puncher 2 weights up..
surely he has no chance, its the type of longshot fight you expect a guy going for towards the end of his career, as a big payday, like Amir Khan for instance.

And it's not that he's got nothing to lose because getting brutally whacked in a high-profile fight like this will damage his confidence, his chin & who knows what else.

Bizzaro fight
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Fu.king pathetic sorry Canelo for bagging you for fighting welterweight's :oo
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Does the spectre of Errol Spence play a part in Kell/Eddie's thinking? Looks like he'd have had to have fought him...I think Kell could win but it would be a big risk for little reward.

This is a bigger risk but the reward is there.
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Ezzard wrote:Does the spectre of Errol Spence play a part in Kell/Eddie's thinking? Looks like he'd have had to have fought him...I think Kell could win but it would be a big risk for little reward.

This is a bigger risk but the reward is there.
Spence's team didn't want the Brook fight yet and Haymon doesn't seem in a rush to put any of his fighters in with him.
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This fight reminds me of Michael Nunn vs Marlon Starling. Like Nunn, GGG struggled to get name opponents.
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Is this because Eubank Sr. fucked about in the negotiations? Jr. needs to fornicate that silly pudendum off before he ruins his career.
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banjo wrote:Is this because Eubank Sr. fucked about in the negotiations? Jr. needs to eff that silly pudendum off before he ruins his career.
Maybe Golovkin just wanted the easier money.

Why are so few people willing to give the Eubanks the benefit of the doubt?
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Horse wrote:
banjo wrote:Is this because Eubank Sr. fucked about in the negotiations? Jr. needs to eff that silly pudendum off before he ruins his career.
Maybe Golovkin just wanted the easier money.

Why are so few people willing to give the Eubanks the benefit of the doubt?
Oh behave mate.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Oh behave mate.
Why's everyone attacking them?

Brook is probably a better risk vs reward fight than Eubank Jr.
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Finch wrote:Kell Brook really needs to take stock of his promoter here.

Brook clearly had the balls to fight legit fighters, but to get thrown to the wolves in fighting the best guy on the planet two weights higher is a disgrace on Hearn's part.

This just means that Eddie can't get the big fights at Welter so is sacrificing the lamb to keep Sky happy. Absolute disgrace by Eddie.

Really hope Brook gives a good account of himself but fear a bad defeat impedes his ability to get big title fights at his true weight.

Eddie Hearn hang your head in shame.
Excellent post couldn't agree more.
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