Paul butler still threading water?
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TheLeprechaun
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Paul butler still threading water?
He's been fighting no marks since the Tete defeat.
Anyone know his plans? Who is he targeting?
Anyone know his plans? Who is he targeting?
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Been an offer made to McDonnell according to fwank
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
How do you thread water?
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Boxerbeetle wrote:How do you thread water?
Ask Paul Butler, he's been at it a while
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PredatorHayds
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
You'd think any UK based BW would make a move for ZZ. FrWa's Tete looks most likely but an avenue Butler should enquire about.
The Mcdonnell fight is close to being made by all accounts. You worry about the size difference. Butler looks small at the weight.
I'd personally favour Mcdonnell if the fight materialises.
The Mcdonnell fight is close to being made by all accounts. You worry about the size difference. Butler looks small at the weight.
I'd personally favour Mcdonnell if the fight materialises.
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Ryan Burnett has been calling him out.PredatorHayds wrote:You'd think any UK based BW would make a move for ZZ. FrWa's Tete looks most likely but an avenue Butler should enquire about.
The Mcdonnell fight is close to being made by all accounts. You worry about the size difference. Butler looks small at the weight.
I'd personally favour Mcdonnell if the fight materialises.
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Butler got a complete lesson off Tete. Didn't know what to do with him then got despatched by a brutal knockout. I don't think it's any coincidence he's been threading water (sorry). That fight would've done a hell of a lot of psychological damage.
He's good to watch and a talented little fighter but BN went right over the score bumming him up!
He's good to watch and a talented little fighter but BN went right over the score bumming him up!
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
He's been so bloody dull the last few years...ZZ? More like zzzzz
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I know he says he struggled to make Super flyweight but I just feel like hes too small to make any sort of impact at Bantam.Most of the champions are bigger than him and its a real disadvantage for him
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Haskins would be a good fight. Awkward but winnable. 50/50 fight I reckon.LancashireLoyal wrote:I know he says he struggled to make Super flyweight but I just feel like hes too small to make any sort of impact at Bantam.Most of the champions are bigger than him and its a real disadvantage for him
Even at super fly I'd strongly fancy Gonzalez, Cuadras and Inoue to beat him comfortably. Perhaps even Kal Yafai as well.
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Most Tesco Joe fighters are matched carefully so Tesco Joe can boast about his winning run.
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
PredatorHayds wrote:You'd think any UK based BW would make a move for ZZ. FrWa's Tete looks most likely but an avenue Butler should enquire about.
The Mcdonnell fight is close to being made by all accounts. You worry about the size difference. Butler looks small at the weight.
I'd personally favour Mcdonnell if the fight materialises.
Butlers team have offered a good pay day to ZZ for the fight
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PredatorHayds
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
I can very easily see that fight in the MEN with Hatton involved heavily in the promotion.pimp wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:You'd think any UK based BW would make a move for ZZ. FrWa's Tete looks most likely but an avenue Butler should enquire about.
The Mcdonnell fight is close to being made by all accounts. You worry about the size difference. Butler looks small at the weight.
I'd personally favour Mcdonnell if the fight materialises.
Butlers team have offered a good pay day to ZZ for the fight
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TheLeprechaun
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
very winnable fight for butler if it happens
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TheLeprechaun wrote:very winnable fight for butler if it happens
Butler is fast and a nice boxer, I fancy ZZ he's powerful and strong and not sure butler could hold him off
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Tomasino wrote:Boxerbeetle wrote:How do you thread water?
Ask Paul Butler, he's been at it a while
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I'm sure Eddie said in 1 of his interviews that they've accepted a good offer from frank for the mcdonnell fight.
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TheGingerBomber
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Then McDonnell got ordered to rematch Solis, so unless there's step-aside money, Butler won't happen next! Unfortunately for Jamie Mac.broomy7s wrote:I'm sure Eddie said in 1 of his interviews that they've accepted a good offer from frank for the mcdonnell fight.
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Yeah Butler might be a guy that McDonnell could beat and actually deserve the decision against. Unlike 3 of his last 4 fights.TheGingerBomber wrote:Then McDonnell got ordered to rematch Solis, so unless there's step-aside money, Butler won't happen next! Unfortunately for Jamie Mac.broomy7s wrote:I'm sure Eddie said in 1 of his interviews that they've accepted a good offer from frank for the mcdonnell fight.
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TheGingerBomber
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Didn't see the Kameda fights but majority of people thought he won both.gilgamesh wrote:Yeah Butler might be a guy that McDonnell could beat and actually deserve the decision against. Unlike 3 of his last 4 fights.TheGingerBomber wrote:Then McDonnell got ordered to rematch Solis, so unless there's step-aside money, Butler won't happen next! Unfortunately for Jamie Mac.broomy7s wrote:I'm sure Eddie said in 1 of his interviews that they've accepted a good offer from frank for the mcdonnell fight.
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Majority of British people maybe. Kameda beat him twice.TheGingerBomber wrote:Didn't see the Kameda fights but majority of people thought he won both.gilgamesh wrote:Yeah Butler might be a guy that McDonnell could beat and actually deserve the decision against. Unlike 3 of his last 4 fights.TheGingerBomber wrote:
Then McDonnell got ordered to rematch Solis, so unless there's step-aside money, Butler won't happen next! Unfortunately for Jamie Mac.
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
First Kameda fight was 50-50, a point either way, thought he clearly beat Kameda in the rematch, thought Solis beat him though...
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TheGingerBomber
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Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Majority of British people had Solis beating him.
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TheGingerBomber wrote:Then McDonnell got ordered to rematch Solis, so unless there's step-aside money, Butler won't happen next! Unfortunately for Jamie Mac.broomy7s wrote:I'm sure Eddie said in 1 of his interviews that they've accepted a good offer from frank for the mcdonnell fight.
Gutted.
Re: Paul butler still threading water?
Solis decision was a bad one but the kameda wins were deserved particularly the second fightgilgamesh wrote:Majority of British people maybe. Kameda beat him twice.TheGingerBomber wrote:Didn't see the Kameda fights but majority of people thought he won both.gilgamesh wrote:
Yeah Butler might be a guy that McDonnell could beat and actually deserve the decision against. Unlike 3 of his last 4 fights.