Andrew Selby vs Cristofer Rosales

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jameswilson wrote:Unfortunate choice of music from Marty Askin to be coming out to in Cardiff...l
Oh, he's done that on purpose.
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Steve Robinson looks like he keeps himself in good nick
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ILikeBeer wrote:
jameswilson wrote:Unfortunate choice of music from Marty Askin to be coming out to in Cardiff...l
Oh, he's done that on purpose.
Good lad, I like his style
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Re: Andrew Selby vs Cristofer Rosales

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Counter-puncher wrote:If you never plant your feet it's very difficult to get respect with your punches
:bow: One of the greatest posts ive read on here simple but true, something that all trainers who inherit a world class amateur should drill through, quality again CP :TU:
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Higa isn't the type of guy you want to fight if you have problems digging deep..
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crusader wrote:Higa isn't the type of guy you want to fight if you have problems digging deep..
He's probably not a guy I'd want to fight if I was really good at digging deep....
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True :lol:
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handsofstone wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:If you never plant your feet it's very difficult to get respect with your punches
:bow: One of the greatest posts ive read on here simple but true, something that all trainers who inherit a world class amateur should drill through, quality again CP :TU:
:TU:

Thing is, you can set your feet without becoming stationary, you 'just' need to learn to pivot off those power shots at angles like Gonzalez does. Gonzalez isn't flat footed but he gives himself chance to set, Selby moves in suh a panicky jerky manner he makes it impossible to set himself against anyone who is actually throwing at him
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jameswilson wrote:
crusader wrote:Higa isn't the type of guy you want to fight if you have problems digging deep..
He's probably not a guy I'd want to fight if I was really good at digging deep....
:lol: :clap:
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handsofstone wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:If you never plant your feet it's very difficult to get respect with your punches
:bow: One of the greatest posts ive read on here simple but true, something that all trainers who inherit a world class amateur should drill through, quality again CP :TU:
yep - it's why there are so many 'chinny bangers' and powder-puff stylists.
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Wallop.
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Swing Low....
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ILikeBeer wrote:
jameswilson wrote:Unfortunate choice of music from Marty Askin to be coming out to in Cardiff...l
Oh, he's done that on purpose.
Good lad, I like his style

Me too, man. He's celebrating it.

Everybody is booing him, and he's raising his arms like; "Yeah. And?"
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Sanigar - Get your hands up and move to the right!!!!



Kennedy spends the first 30 seconds of the round moving to his left.




Not exactly the brightest button in the haberdashery is he?
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Not seen much of Askin but this is the best I have seen of him
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Sanigar seems a distracting influence in the corner
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I like Jennings in the corner

Fvck knows why Sanigar is so pissed off about whether Kennedy drinks some water
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Counter-puncher wrote:Not seen much of Askin but this is the best I have seen of him
I think if you are durable and solid you're usually gonna be half way to beating Kennedy.
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When this commentator isn't crawling up Selbys ares for being a bargain-basement Naz he's doing some good work

A pleasing lack of volume to his voice, he doesn't seem to eel the need to roar and rant, very refreshing next to the appalling Smith
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Swing Low. :salut:
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F uck me what a right hand. Really beautiful watching it in slow mo.
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Good stuff from Jennings there

Interestingly the corner telling Kennedy to move right, and Jennings telling Askin to make him move that way as he doesn't like it!
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Nice right. Kennedy went down a bit like Lewis v Rahman.
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jameswilson wrote:F uck me what a right hand. Really beautiful watching it in slow mo.
Oof

Fair play to Askin, he's one of those honest triers of the game I'm glad he's had his moment
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Re: Andrew Selby vs Cristofer Rosales

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The commentator agrees with me that Jennings was great in the corner.

I sensed this bloke knew his stuff, I was right
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