Knockouts waiting to happen

horndawg80
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Knockouts waiting to happen

Post by horndawg80 »

Name one boxer you think is one or two fights away from being knocked out cold! For me it is Jamie Conlon. He is like a cat with nine lives and has been on the floor more than a bird off Geordie Shore...
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Post by horndawg80 »

Or Martin J Ward.....
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Post by mickey1975 »

Anthony Joshua and Conor Benn.
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Wilder
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Post by Oiky »

wilder
joshua
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Post by crusader »

Campbell looks unsturdy to me, and him being KOd by a decent opponent wouldnt exactly be a shock.
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Post by daviddee »

horndawg80 wrote:Or Martin J Ward.....

I think he clearly has a good chin.. Got up from a very good shot from Clark that would of stopped a lot of fighters and showed a good chin on next couple rounds.. He also took shots flush from Hughes
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Post by mullenman »

Bellend

Joshua

Khan every fight
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Post by Ossyrules »

Wilder
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Post by Andrew »

Scott Cardle 100% when he steps up, in the next 12 months.
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Post by Horse »

Anthony Joshua.
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Post by samwbr »

Tyson Fury if he ever comes back
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Naandrew wrote:Scott Cardle 100% when he steps up, in the next 12 months.
Just to see his dad's face
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Post by dirk2686 »

People really have got themselves very overexcited about Whyte landing that shot against Joshua.
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Post by davie »

dirk2686 wrote:People really have got themselves very overexcited about Whyte landing that shot against Joshua.
I think it may be the rumours that he gets knocked unconscious every time he spars
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Joshua has admitted that he has lost many sparring sessions in fairness to him
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Post by lurkyshaka »

Naandrew wrote:Scott Cardle 100% when he steps up, in the next 12 months.
No question....truth be told he'd get chinned sooner rather than later even if he doesn't step up!
Completely mediocre yet thinks he's on the road to stardom. His interviews after the Dodds rematch was cringey.
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David Price
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Post by Stuffs »

Fury and Wilder I agree with.

I'd throw in Lee Selby and Eubank Jr. I think with both their styles they are always going to be susceptible against the top, top players in their divisions. Even if history hasn't really proved that thus far. It's just a feeling I have with not a lot of basis in history or fact.
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Post by Asterix »

mullenman wrote:Bellend

Joshua

Khan every fight
Bellew has a good chin. I think he would be difficult to knock out, assuming you're interpreting the question as being a proper knockout (counted out), not a TKO.
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Wilder is a given. He's going to be very badly knocked out at some point, I think.
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Post by Stuarty »

Oiky wrote:wilder
joshua
Soon as I read the thread title these two popped in to my mind right away! I had a dream a week or so ago that big Wlad startched AJ in the first. I have to stick a score on it now! Hope I'm wrong because he's British and an AJ win is better for the future of the division but I can't not bet on It after the dream :doh:
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Post by Anzi »

samwbr wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Scott Cardle 100% when he steps up, in the next 12 months.
Just to see his dad's face
Why would get pleasure out of that ?
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Post by Bigdogsnose »

Errol spence ....but that's just pure hope!
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Post by Stuarty »

samwbr wrote:
Naandrew wrote:Scott Cardle 100% when he steps up, in the next 12 months.
Just to see his dad's face
I can't stand the prick or his wanker da! I think the fact he comes in to fukk pig Celtic music rubs me up the wrong way coz I'm a Rangers man but he's still a toss pot.

I'm a big Burns fan and was a big Scott Harrison fan and they were both Celtic men. Few of my close pals are Celtic fans but why a boxer would risk potentially alienating half his fan base just so he could come in to the ring to Celtic music bemuses me. Bellew does it with Everton Z cars but it's different up here. Each to their own but he gets on my tits.
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