Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
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wesshaw1985
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Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Went for Burns in the poll but only out of loyalty. Don't know what to make of this fight. Indongo is obviously dangerous, awkward and can hit but he's an unknown quantity. On paper it's going to be a hard night but I'm not sure what to expect.
Decent little undercard with some local guys in title fights so I'm looking forward to this.
Decent little undercard with some local guys in title fights so I'm looking forward to this.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I think the Troya KO was fluky. There isn't much else on Indongo's record to suggest that he's a serious puncher, let alone a first round, one shot KTFO artist.
I'll go with Burns on points, though he looked poor last fight (I thought he lost by 1) and Indongo is still somewhat of an unknown for me. Not many results would surprise me here...
I'll go with Burns on points, though he looked poor last fight (I thought he lost by 1) and Indongo is still somewhat of an unknown for me. Not many results would surprise me here...
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
You maybe right. I just took £25 at 2.75 on an indongo win, hoping his freshness and Burns' hard career would take a toll.crusader wrote:I think the Troya KO was fluky. There isn't much else on Indongo's record to suggest that he's a serious puncher, let alone a first round, one shot KTFO artist.
I'll go with Burns on points, though he looked poor last fight (I thought he lost by 1) and Indongo is still somewhat of an unknown for me. Not many results would surprise me here...
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Should really be an easy nights work for Ricky, indongo was taken to Russia as an opponent for there champ to look good and he walked onto one
However Ricky isn't strong against southpaws but beats this guy
However Ricky isn't strong against southpaws but beats this guy
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I agree with Billy here.. Indongo doesn't look anything special. He does have KO power but Ricky has a very good chin.. Ricky is poor against strong awkward southpaws.. Indongo looks a bit more predictable. if Ricky sticks to his boxing and stays safe he will win wide pointsbilly nelson wrote:Should really be an easy nights work for Ricky, indongo was taken to Russia as an opponent for there champ to look good and he walked onto one
However Ricky isn't strong against southpaws but beats this guy
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Could only find about 4 mins of footage on Indongo, looks like he could cause a few problems for an aged Burns, but I reckon The Rickster will have this in the bag. High guard, come forward throwing combos off the jab should do the trick, could well be a FOTY contender. We can only hope though.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I like Ricky Burns and hope he wins this fight but it continues to amaze me the level of brilliant matchmaking he benefits from. Its pretty astonishing that Ricky could be legitimately classed as WBA and IBF light welter champion by beating Indongo and Di Rocco. I thought there would be a big scramble to be the first to dethrone unknown quantity Indongo and get that IBF belt from sopme stateside promoters. Credit to Hearn for getting him this fight and at home.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Professor Toke wrote:Cheers Eddie it's good to know what you think m8Stuarty30 wrote:Went for Burns in the poll but only out of loyalty. Don't know what to make of this fight. Indongo is obviously dangerous, awkward and can hit but he's an unknown quantity. On paper it's going to be a hard night but I'm not sure what to expect.
Decent little undercard with some local guys in title fights so I'm looking forward to this.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I think Indongo's quick KO win is a blessing for Ricky. It will ensure that he and his team treat Julius with the utmost respect.
It is clear that despite the upset win, he is still an unknown quantity. I echo the sentiment above - no result in this match-up would surprise me but I tentatively predict a close (115-113 type) win for burns.
It is clear that despite the upset win, he is still an unknown quantity. I echo the sentiment above - no result in this match-up would surprise me but I tentatively predict a close (115-113 type) win for burns.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I would expect Burns' experience to count, I don't think Indongo is the fearsome KO king that his one world level result leads one to believe...
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
If he wins, surely there would be a fair few quid thrown Burns way to get him stateside???BillyTKid wrote:I like Ricky Burns and hope he wins this fight but it continues to amaze me the level of brilliant matchmaking he benefits from. Its pretty astonishing that Ricky could be legitimately classed as WBA and IBF light welter champion by beating Indongo and Di Rocco. I thought there would be a big scramble to be the first to dethrone unknown quantity Indongo and get that IBF belt from sopme stateside promoters. Credit to Hearn for getting him this fight and at home.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Yeah I would have thought so. Although I'm not sure there would be much appetite for Burns v Crawford again even if it would unify all the belts.sgtcecil wrote:If he wins, surely there would be a fair few quid thrown Burns way to get him stateside???BillyTKid wrote:I like Ricky Burns and hope he wins this fight but it continues to amaze me the level of brilliant matchmaking he benefits from. Its pretty astonishing that Ricky could be legitimately classed as WBA and IBF light welter champion by beating Indongo and Di Rocco. I thought there would be a big scramble to be the first to dethrone unknown quantity Indongo and get that IBF belt from sopme stateside promoters. Credit to Hearn for getting him this fight and at home.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Crawford would bite your hand off for it.BillyTKid wrote:Yeah I would have thought so. Although I'm not sure there would be much appetite for Burns v Crawford again even if it would unify all the belts.sgtcecil wrote:If he wins, surely there would be a fair few quid thrown Burns way to get him stateside???BillyTKid wrote:I like Ricky Burns and hope he wins this fight but it continues to amaze me the level of brilliant matchmaking he benefits from. Its pretty astonishing that Ricky could be legitimately classed as WBA and IBF light welter champion by beating Indongo and Di Rocco. I thought there would be a big scramble to be the first to dethrone unknown quantity Indongo and get that IBF belt from sopme stateside promoters. Credit to Hearn for getting him this fight and at home.
I'd love to see Ricky go to America with 2 titles and fight Broner.
Fighters with a good engine have shown how to beat Broner and it would be a cracking bout with a bit of history behind it
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I don't think Broner can be bothered making 140 again.davie wrote:Crawford would bite your hand off for it.BillyTKid wrote:Yeah I would have thought so. Although I'm not sure there would be much appetite for Burns v Crawford again even if it would unify all the belts.sgtcecil wrote:
If he wins, surely there would be a fair few quid thrown Burns way to get him stateside???
I'd love to see Ricky go to America with 2 titles and fight Broner.
Fighters with a good engine have shown how to beat Broner and it would be a cracking bout with a bit of history behind it
Which is good because it increases the chances of him getting smashed at 147
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I like Burns but I would prefer Indongo win this and get Hitman Jr. next.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I think that Indongo will bang him out.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
I love this fight because of so much uncertainty last November not a single poster would have heard of Indongo and in a few weeks he could be unified champion with the same titles Ricky Hatton used to hold.
Could Indongo be an elite fighter ? Is he absolutely dire and just landed a lucky lunch ?
Is Burns shot ? will there be bent judging ?
Who knows that's why I'm looking forward to it.
Could Indongo be an elite fighter ? Is he absolutely dire and just landed a lucky lunch ?
Is Burns shot ? will there be bent judging ?
Who knows that's why I'm looking forward to it.
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
looking forward to this one next weekend now...
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Same mate. Think I'll take a trip along to the weigh ins on Friday with the kids. Not sure where they're holding it yet though.wesshaw1985 wrote:looking forward to this one next weekend now...
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Stuarty30 wrote:Same mate. Think I'll take a trip along to the weigh ins on Friday with the kids. Not sure where they're holding it yet though.wesshaw1985 wrote:looking forward to this one next weekend now...
Very much so Burns is one of a couple of Matchroom fighters I still like.
I just want a fair verdict if it goes to points but with our judging we can't guarantee.
This Indongo who knows how good he is.
Butcher v Ducked Selby twice Edwards may be decent in the undercard.
I would go enjoy a Cardle defeat joke of a British champion. Won't be Saturday but it will be soon for sure.
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Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
make sure you give Tesco Joe dog's abuse from the moment you lay eyes on him...Stuarty30 wrote:Same mate. Think I'll take a trip along to the weigh ins on Friday with the kids. Not sure where they're holding it yet though.wesshaw1985 wrote:looking forward to this one next weekend now...
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Yeah I can't stand Cardle either. Butcher and Edwards should be a good one. Butcher is no mug.Naandrew wrote:Stuarty30 wrote:Same mate. Think I'll take a trip along to the weigh ins on Friday with the kids. Not sure where they're holding it yet though.wesshaw1985 wrote:looking forward to this one next weekend now...
Very much so Burns is one of a couple of Matchroom fighters I still like.
I just want a fair verdict if it goes to points but with our judging we can't guarantee.
This Indongo who knows how good he is.
Butcher v Ducked Selby twice Edwards may be decent in the undercard.
I would go enjoy a Cardle defeat joke of a British champion. Won't be Saturday but it will be soon for sure.
Re: Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017
Was gonna say I'll start barking at him but he'll end up getting an erectionwesshaw1985 wrote:make sure you give Tesco Joe dog's abuse from the moment you lay eyes on him...Stuarty30 wrote:Same mate. Think I'll take a trip along to the weigh ins on Friday with the kids. Not sure where they're holding it yet though.wesshaw1985 wrote:looking forward to this one next weekend now...
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