Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017

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Burns vs. Indongo Winner?

Poll ended at 14 Mar 2017, 13:30

Ricky Burns
42
70%
Julius Indongo
18
30%
 
Total votes: 60

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Re: Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017

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Neil Gee wrote:I remember watching Edward's IBF title shot. He was completely out of his depth that night. No idea how he landed that fight. This looks much more like his level.
Back to my point about matchmaking too often it's just about taking shortcuts to rankings and picking up an easy belt without being testing which means not learning.

They saw Casimero as an easy belt to get. STUPID matchmaking he smashed Reunrong and had fought all over the world in hostile places and still got results.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017

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Edwards is winning clearly after 3
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Im not watching currently. How long till Burns-Indongo, gents?
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Naandrew wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:If there isn't much talent in the lower weights in the UK...send them overseas for some bloody high quality sparring!

I've said this for ages. I know you are the lower weight guy but the likes of Edwards even Selby should be going to Japan or Thailand for a solid month.
Exactly, or Mexico, Argentina and the Philippines. They'd learn more in one of those gyms for a month than they would in a year over here. Get them off to the Ohashi, Teiken or Ioka gym and they'd learn so much. Conlan could well do with some time over there too.

Had they done that they'd have been fully aware of the gulf in class between Louis Norman and Casimero
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IT wrote:Im not watching currently. How long till Burns-Indongo, gents?
Probably half an hour in rd 4 of edwards fight this will go to pts
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
IT wrote:Im not watching currently. How long till Burns-Indongo, gents?
Probably half an hour in rd 4 of edwards fight this will go to pts
Cheers mate :TU:
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I do enjoy the speed and skills, but at this weight, its all a bit round robin
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Boxing Prospect wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:If there isn't much talent in the lower weights in the UK...send them overseas for some bloody high quality sparring!

I've said this for ages. I know you are the lower weight guy but the likes of Edwards even Selby should be going to Japan or Thailand for a solid month.
Exactly, or Mexico, Argentina and the Philippines. They'd learn more in one of those gyms for a month than they would in a year over here. Get them off to the Ohashi, Teiken or Ioka gym and they'd learn so much. Conlan could well do with some time over there too.

Had they done that they'd have been fully aware of the gulf in class between Louis Norman and Casimero
Don't think they will do the same at super flyweight red hot right now. Chocolatito, Cuadras and Estrada don't have belts !!
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Edwards is cruising here.
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Edwards clearly needs better sparring - he looks good because of his speed advantage, but at a higher level will be clobbered for these defensive lapses.

A bit more power wouldn't hurt either. Well, not him anyway.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Ricky Burns (WBA) vs. Julius Indongo (IBF/IBO) - April 15th 2017

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Is that Anthony yarde on the maxi muscle ads?
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no1man wrote:Is that Anthony yarde on the maxi muscle ads?
Yes :TU:
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Hmm...getting tediously one-sided.
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Butcher has a second gear...right?
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Neil Gee wrote:Hmm...getting tediously one-sided.
The only way Butcher has won a round is if a judge gave him one where it was close-ish after losing 5 in a row.
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Boxing Prospect wrote:Butcher has a second gear...right?
Doubtful with the weight issues.
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But Butcher has his best round in 9th
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Butcher has been worse than awful. Too slow and outclassed
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:Butcher has been worse than awful. Too slow and outclassed
Pretty shocking. Could be the end for him.
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Butcher has been worse than awful. Too slow and outclassed
Pretty shocking. Could be the end for him.
Didnt want to say that. But where do u go after this mate especially at that weight class
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I would struggle to give Butcher 2 rounds. Won't argue with a shutout here.
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:Butcher has been worse than awful. Too slow and outclassed
Pretty shocking. Could be the end for him.
Didnt want to say that. But where do u go after this mate especially at that weight class
It's hard to say. These divisions at this level are a lot more competitive now. Chris Edwards showed it could be done through sheer determination a while back. I hope he can bounce back.
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I was expecting a close competitive fight but it was anything but, i had Edwards winning every round, Butcher just couldn't get to grips with his speed, it was by far the best ive seen Edwards box, it was a mature performance and he never switched off once, fought at a high pace and was always on his toes shooting out the jabs and hooks, he hasn't got the power but his speed and footwork are dangerous, Butcher for his part was flat from the off, feet were too slow to close the gap and he was very predictable for Edwards by just marching forward, i don't know if it was the weight or Edwards style but he was giving a lesson tonight

I liked Edwards though
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Not keen on Crolla's whistle
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Why do I get the feeling that Burns-Crolla is going to be touted if Ricky comes through tonight?
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