Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

Warrington vs. Hyland Winner and How?

Poll ended at 15 Jun 2016, 10:22

Josh Warrington Stoppage
19
24%
Josh Warrington Decision
44
55%
Draw
2
3%
Patrick Hyland Decision
7
9%
Patrick Hyland Stoppage
8
10%
 
Total votes: 80

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Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Warrington wide on the cards. Hyland won't be able to keep up with his work rate.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Should be Selby. Can't believe they haven't taken it.

As most Josh fights I'm saying Warrington on points.
Big step down in class after Amagasi though and very disappointing.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Apparantly They were trying to make this last fight but hyland ended up with grj and so amagasa was offered.
Warrington needs matching against tough opp now to bring him on. Before amagasa i reckon hyland was acceptable. Not sute thisll do him much favors.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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warrington by decision
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Is Hyland really coming to win after getting annihilated by Russell only 3 months before, and having no comeback fight to get some sort of confidence back? (Rhetorical question)

And is Warrington looking at the WBC route now? If Russell is looking to move up (and I have no idea if he is, or if he is tight at feather) and the WBC title gets vacated, is there a plan to get Warrington an easier world title crack than against Selby? Warrington is already WBC no. 2, and Oscar Escandon is the interim champion. Escandon is known for winning a robbery against Tyson Cave at super-bantam and won the interim title at feather against a 23-11 fighter, so he looks pretty beatable. I can see why that might look like an easier option than Selby, if Russell vacated.

If that is the plan and Warrington wins a vacant world title, he will have won his English, British, Commonwealth, European and World titles in vacant title fights - surely some sort of record if so.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Clev did it I think.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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mickey1975 wrote:Clev did it I think.
Great answer - I had completely forgotten about his European title "reign"! :TU:
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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olij999 wrote:Is Hyland really coming to win after getting annihilated by Russell only 3 months before, and having no comeback fight to get some sort of confidence back? (Rhetorical question)

And is Warrington looking at the WBC route now? If Russell is looking to move up (and I have no idea if he is, or if he is tight at feather) and the WBC title gets vacated, is there a plan to get Warrington an easier world title crack than against Selby? Warrington is already WBC no. 2, and Oscar Escandon is the interim champion. Escandon is known for winning a robbery against Tyson Cave at super-bantam and won the interim title at feather against a 23-11 fighter, so he looks pretty beatable. I can see why that might look like an easier option than Selby, if Russell vacated.

If that is the plan and Warrington wins a vacant world title, he will have won his English, British, Commonwealth, European and World titles in vacant title fights - surely some sort of record if so.
Tony Bellew vacant British and Commonwealth at light heavy vacant European and WBC at cruiserweight.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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I literally have zero interest in watching Josh Warrington unless it's against Selby so I can see Selby shut his fans up. Warrington seems like a decent guy but he's not great to watch and his fans do my head in.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Naandrew wrote:
olij999 wrote:Is Hyland really coming to win after getting annihilated by Russell only 3 months before, and having no comeback fight to get some sort of confidence back? (Rhetorical question)

And is Warrington looking at the WBC route now? If Russell is looking to move up (and I have no idea if he is, or if he is tight at feather) and the WBC title gets vacated, is there a plan to get Warrington an easier world title crack than against Selby? Warrington is already WBC no. 2, and Oscar Escandon is the interim champion. Escandon is known for winning a robbery against Tyson Cave at super-bantam and won the interim title at feather against a 23-11 fighter, so he looks pretty beatable. I can see why that might look like an easier option than Selby, if Russell vacated.

If that is the plan and Warrington wins a vacant world title, he will have won his English, British, Commonwealth, European and World titles in vacant title fights - surely some sort of record if so.
Tony Bellew vacant British and Commonwealth at light heavy vacant European and WBC at cruiserweight.
Nathan Cleverly won all of his as vacant titles too.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

Post by olij999 »

Naandrew wrote:
olij999 wrote:Is Hyland really coming to win after getting annihilated by Russell only 3 months before, and having no comeback fight to get some sort of confidence back? (Rhetorical question)

And is Warrington looking at the WBC route now? If Russell is looking to move up (and I have no idea if he is, or if he is tight at feather) and the WBC title gets vacated, is there a plan to get Warrington an easier world title crack than against Selby? Warrington is already WBC no. 2, and Oscar Escandon is the interim champion. Escandon is known for winning a robbery against Tyson Cave at super-bantam and won the interim title at feather against a 23-11 fighter, so he looks pretty beatable. I can see why that might look like an easier option than Selby, if Russell vacated.

If that is the plan and Warrington wins a vacant world title, he will have won his English, British, Commonwealth, European and World titles in vacant title fights - surely some sort of record if so.
Tony Bellew vacant British and Commonwealth at light heavy vacant European and WBC at cruiserweight.
:TU:
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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olij999 wrote:Is Hyland really coming to win after getting annihilated by Russell only 3 months before, and having no comeback fight to get some sort of confidence back? (Rhetorical question)

And is Warrington looking at the WBC route now? If Russell is looking to move up (and I have no idea if he is, or if he is tight at feather) and the WBC title gets vacated, is there a plan to get Warrington an easier world title crack than against Selby? Warrington is already WBC no. 2, and Oscar Escandon is the interim champion. Escandon is known for winning a robbery against Tyson Cave at super-bantam and won the interim title at feather against a 23-11 fighter, so he looks pretty beatable. I can see why that might look like an easier option than Selby, if Russell vacated.

If that is the plan and Warrington wins a vacant world title, he will have won his English, British, Commonwealth, European and World titles in vacant title fights - surely some sort of record if so.
Article from prior to the Russell-Hyland fight - http://www.BS.com/gary-russell ... bt--102534 - add some whispers to the idea of Russell being a little tight at the weight...
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Poor fight.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Warrington decision. One of the easiest bets to cash in on these days while he's still fighting no-marks and also-rans such as Hyland.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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They seem two good fellas And respect for each other BUT They couldn't stop laughing in the Head To Head wtf is that all about.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Completely agree with Eddie in the video at 9:05, most people don't have a fornicating clue how boxing works.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Londonirish wrote:They seem two good fellas And respect for each other BUT They couldn't stop laughing in the Head To Head wtf is that all about.
Don't have to hate each other to give us a great fight just look at Thurman vs Potter
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Shanemc wrote:
Londonirish wrote:They seem two good fellas And respect for each other BUT They couldn't stop laughing in the Head To Head wtf is that all about.
Don't have to hate each other to give us a great fight just look at Thurman vs Potter


No Not bit i boxed Napa twice and we've been mates since i was 14 odd But in are head to head i didn't acted like a little kid with the giggles..
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Warrington on Points in front of the massive fanatical fan base which = why he won't be losing anytime before he steps up to face Selby.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

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Rexob wrote:Warrington on Points in front of the massive fanatical fan base which = why he won't be losing anytime before he steps up to face Selby.

X2 See him winning comfortable on point.
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

Post by handsofstone »

Im not sure what to make of this one,ive not really seen much of Hyland,i seen him get blown away from Russell Jr last time out and i remember him losing to Fortuna a few years ago,apart from that he's won everything although there's nothing on his record that stands out

Warrington impressed me in the Amagasa fight,he showed a lot of heart and grit to tough it out and deserved the win although nowhere near as wide as the judges had it,still that win might see Josh through this one,especially as Patrick might be a bit fragile after the Russell Jr loss,still i dont think Hyland will be worried about Warrington's power so it could be another tear up

Warrington close decision
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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Patrick Hyland - July 30th 2016

Post by rio »

Warrington decision. Sky should have stopped this tho. Selby was ready to go. This fight was always talked about happening this summer from both sides. Warringtons arse went. 1st he said he couldn't fight due to wedding (he actually released a statement) then he decides he can fight just not against Selby. Sky really should have put pressure on Hearn. Who looks out for the subscribers? they desperately need some sort of quality control at Sky.
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