Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

Davis (c) vs. Walsh Winner and How?

Poll ended at 07 Mar 2017, 11:08

Gervonta Davis Stoppage
43
53%
Gervonta Davis Decision
8
10%
Draw
2
2%
Liam Walsh Decision
22
27%
Liam Walsh Stoppage
6
7%
 
Total votes: 81

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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

Post by lefty »

rossij8 wrote:
IT wrote:On a side note- Dempsey is vastly superior to Adam Smith!
Always, and still has a better barnett
:lol:
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rossij8 wrote:
IT wrote:On a side note- Dempsey is vastly superior to Adam Smith!
Always, and still has a better barnett
True, but his pout is not as good.....
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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Woodhall being a knob , usually like the bloke .
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Post by Kilburn »

The trouble Walsh was in seemed to go over Woodhalls head there. The job was done with the knockdown.

Davis very impressive.
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Not sure whether that was Davis being that good or Walsh being that bad. Walsh looked totally out of his depth. He did nothing at all. looked like the ref got in the way when Walsh to a big punch on the ropes, leave them alone and let them fight.

Stoppage could be called ever so slightly premature, it is a world title fight after all, but it was going to end only one way so fair enough really.

Gutted over Walsh`s performance, he was terrible.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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I know im in the minority here but I find Woodhall's commentary very dull. He's knowledgeable but bland. Prefer Malignaggi.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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IT wrote:I know im in the minority here but I find Woodhall's commentary very dull. He's knowledgeable but bland. Prefer Malignaggi.
I agree mate, I don't dislike him he knows his stuff but I much prefer Jones
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forcefraser wrote:Not sure whether that was Davis being that good or Walsh being that bad. Walsh looked totally out of his depth. He did nothing at all. looked like the ref got in the way when Walsh to a big punch on the ropes, leave them alone and let them fight.

Stoppage could be called ever so slightly premature, it is a world title fight after all, but it was going to end only one way so fair enough really.

Gutted over Walsh`s performance, he was terrible.
It was Davis being that good , leagues above Walsh , expected a much closer fight myself .
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Post by rab »

Loftgroov wrote:The power is one thing, but Tank's speed was something else.

Looks a fighter of the highest caliber.
this ^ scary speed and accurate.immediate step to the side when he had walsh in trouble so walsh was covering up for punches coming from straight in front of him. i thought his height might be an issue when he moves up in weight,now i don't think it will be a problem . going to take someone with incredible speed and movement to give him major trouble.
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Walsh was in there with a world class guy no shame. He can still come back. Unlucky to get Davis.
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handsofstone wrote:
IT wrote:I know im in the minority here but I find Woodhall's commentary very dull. He's knowledgeable but bland. Prefer Malignaggi.
I agree mate, I don't dislike him he knows his stuff but I much prefer Jones
Yeah I forgot about Jones aswell. I also enjoy Jones. Knows his stuff aswell but also has personality.
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world ranked wrote:Walsh was in there with a world class guy no shame. He can still come back. Unlucky to get Davis.
I agree. I think Davis made him look worse than he actually is.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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handsofstone wrote:
IT wrote:I know im in the minority here but I find Woodhall's commentary very dull. He's knowledgeable but bland. Prefer Malignaggi.
I agree mate, I don't dislike him he knows his stuff but I much prefer Jones
I like both a lot- BT / BN switching between the two - quality
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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rd350lc wrote:
forcefraser wrote:Not sure whether that was Davis being that good or Walsh being that bad. Walsh looked totally out of his depth. He did nothing at all. looked like the ref got in the way when Walsh to a big punch on the ropes, leave them alone and let them fight.

Stoppage could be called ever so slightly premature, it is a world title fight after all, but it was going to end only one way so fair enough really.

Gutted over Walsh`s performance, he was terrible.
It was Davis being that good , leagues above Walsh , expected a much closer fight myself .
Davis being that good shouldn't have stopped Walsh actually trying to defend himself though. Instead he just kept his hands down by his side even when he was getting battered. Very disappointing performance.
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rab wrote:
Loftgroov wrote:The power is one thing, but Tank's speed was something else.

Looks a fighter of the highest caliber.
this ^ scary speed and accurate.immediate step to the side when he had walsh in trouble so walsh was covering up for punches coming from straight in front of him. i thought his height might be an issue when he moves up in weight,now i don't think it will be a problem . going to take someone with incredible speed and movement to give him major trouble.
Lomachencko?
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I'd pick Lomachenko to beat Davis but I think Davis himself recognises that he's not ready for Lomachenko yet.
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IT wrote:I'd pick Lomachenko to beat Davis but I think Davis himself recognises that he's not ready for Lomachenko yet.
Me too, but sometimes you have to roll the dice. He won`t keep that speed for too long. A lot of people think Tyson was at his peak at 21, this kid could the same.
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forcefraser wrote:
IT wrote:I'd pick Lomachenko to beat Davis but I think Davis himself recognises that he's not ready for Lomachenko yet.
Me too, but sometimes you have to roll the dice. He won`t keep that speed for too long. A lot of people think Tyson was at his peak at 21, this kid could the same.
Yeah, i see your point. Its a tough one.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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It will be interesting to see how long he stays at 130. Only 22, and already needed three attempts at making weight. I suppose it could've just been a miscalculation on his end though..

The guys at 135 are significantly taller, although he's got the type of speed to mitigate that.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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Couldn't take my eyes off that girl's tits sat behind FW
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crusader wrote:It will be interesting to see how long he stays at 130. Only 22, and already needed three attempts at making weight. I suppose it could've just been a miscalculation on his end though..

The guys at 135 are significantly taller, although he's got the type of speed to mitigate that.
He is listed as having a very long reach and looking at him he does indeed appear to have long arms so I think his listed reach is geniune.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

Post by Stuarty »

I haven't heard any post fight stuff yet and couldn't hear the commentary too well as I was watching on my phone but I see Woodhall is being criticised. Like someone above has said, I quite like the guy but I've found myself disagreeing with him a lot recently when he's been commentating. Unusual because I more or less used to always agree with him! Even last week I completely disagreed with him on a few of the rounds. Seemed as if he saw a completely different round from the one I was watching on a few occasions.
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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

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rd350lc wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
IT wrote:Hearn should bring Davis back to the uk. Would be fun to see Smith bashed up :lol:
I'm all for that
You will never see him again on these shores again after the way the muppets in the crowd acted tonight .
bellends like that need banning tbh, must be loads of camera footage that obviously won't be utilised as its boxing so they think its ok. stuff like that really puts me off taking my sons to live shows and its all lard arses with beer inside them that wouldn't put up when sober :witzend:
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IT wrote:I know im in the minority here but I find Woodhall's commentary very dull. He's knowledgeable but bland. Prefer Malignaggi.
I dont like either of them as commentators, their accents grind badly on tv and they seem too loathe to call things out because they are ex-fighters who dont want to upset people in the game. Prefer journalistic types who dont care who they upset like Bunce, Darke, Dempsey etc . . . . . I dont get this theory that you need an ex pro to call the action, give me a lifelong fan of the sport who doesnt give a monkeys who gets upset about his opinion.

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Re: Round-By-Round - Gervonta Davis (c) vs. Liam Walsh - May 20th 2017

Post by Andrew »

Jackson328 wrote:
rd350lc wrote:
Naandrew wrote:
I'm all for that
You will never see him again on these shores again after the way the muppets in the crowd acted tonight .
bellends like that need banning tbh, must be loads of camera footage that obviously won't be utilised as its boxing so they think its ok. stuff like that really puts me off taking my sons to live shows and its all lard arses with beer inside them that wouldn't put up when sober :witzend:
It pisses me off too.

I hated how the crowd booed Golovkins after the brook fight. And Linares after the first Crolla fight.

No wonder top fighters won't come here.
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