Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
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jameswilson
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
I think Okolie could prove to be someone who makes the punters who have it in them to bet against him some money. Obviously not saying that will be tonight, but I remember back to Tom Stalker and backing Jack Caterall to KO him.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Couldn't tell that much from that showing. He really needs to go beyond the first round, but the run of first round stoppages is a useful selling tool for Okolie's career so fair play to him.jameswilson wrote:I think Okolie could prove to be someone who makes the punters who have it in them to bet against him some money. Obviously not saying that will be tonight, but I remember back to Tom Stalker and backing Jack Caterall to KO him.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
Sickening body shots that ended it.
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Don't blink!Neil Gee wrote:Okolie up next.Rob3_142 wrote:Ah good, I didn't miss an early Okolie blow out then.Neil Gee wrote:Tv Coverage starting with Reece Bellotti vs Jamie Speight
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
He definitely provides a very different problem to what currently exists in the division. It's currently high risk boxing, but largely because the opposition is so week. He needs to get to 8-0 asap, and just go straight for the British title.jameswilson wrote:I think Okolie could prove to be someone who makes the punters who have it in them to bet against him some money. Obviously not saying that will be tonight, but I remember back to Tom Stalker and backing Jack Caterall to KO him.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
I've thought the samejameswilson wrote:I think Okolie could prove to be someone who makes the punters who have it in them to bet against him some money. Obviously not saying that will be tonight, but I remember back to Tom Stalker and backing Jack Caterall to KO him.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
I agree. It's very, very early doors so there's plenty time for him to learn so I'm not counting him out fully yet.jameswilson wrote:I think Okolie could prove to be someone who makes the punters who have it in them to bet against him some money. Obviously not saying that will be tonight, but I remember back to Tom Stalker and backing Jack Caterall to KO him.
Okolie is obviously looking decent here but I've found he looks a bit untidy and flimsy at times. Not a guy I expect to go on and win at a high level.
I think also he needs to stop skipping leg day.
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Impressive from Cheeseman.
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Thought Ryan had the first two rounds and cheeseman only had success on the ropes
That being said he looked impressive in the finish. I did think that would be a competitive fight.
Cheeseman is only young but look at the rankings in the U.K. Now.
Plenty of lads similar level to keep him busy for the next year
That being said he looked impressive in the finish. I did think that would be a competitive fight.
Cheeseman is only young but look at the rankings in the U.K. Now.
Plenty of lads similar level to keep him busy for the next year
Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Conor Benn is much improved, remember watching his debut and he was wild, but this was a controlled, skilled performance. It was a brave effort from Mike Cole who fought like the unbeaten fighter he was. It was a great scrap for a six rounder.
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
A lot sharper from Benn. Much better than the version that was (over) hyped up last year.
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Elpidiphor
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
What results of Cheesman, Okoly and Benn fights?
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Elpidiphor wrote:What results of Cheesman, Okoly and Benn fights?
All won by ko. Okolie In first round again
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
All stoppages 3rd 1st and 3rd rounds I think?Elpidiphor wrote:What results of Cheesman, Okoly and Benn fights?
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Mimmy
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
What is starting to make Conor Benn exciting is that he is very quick body wise, he can move in a lot of directions to get in and out. He is getting caught but that again makes the fights interesting to watch. Im getting to like him but i dont like the crap on Twitter its all too much Eubank text book rubbish. Saying that i like what i see in the ring. I think hes going to be a good boxer, sure he is wild but hes getting more controlled. I think all the big shows hes been on has possibly gone to his head and maybe thinks hes the big I am. Hes certainly improving you cant deny that. It will be interesting to see when hes in there with a big hitter and taste some leather. Im drawing to him though.
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Why all the fuss about Joshua Buatsi? He only won a bronze medal!
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jameswilson
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Mena definitely wins the prize for shittest haircut in a British ring over the last 5 years.
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leejonesjnr
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Yeah, there are two people in the world better than him, what a useless div.Neil Gee wrote:Why all the fuss about Joshua Buatsi? He only won a bronze medal!
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jameswilson
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
leejonesjnr wrote:Yeah, there are two people in the world better than him, what a useless div.Neil Gee wrote:Why all the fuss about Joshua Buatsi? He only won a bronze medal!
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Maybe next time they can get him someone with more than a day's noticemimmy123 wrote:What is starting to make Conor Benn exciting is that he is very quick body wise, he can move in a lot of directions to get in and out. He is getting caught but that again makes the fights interesting to watch. Im getting to like him but i dont like the crap on Twitter its all too much Eubank text book rubbish. Saying that i like what i see in the ring. I think hes going to be a good boxer, sure he is wild but hes getting more controlled. I think all the big shows hes been on has possibly gone to his head and maybe thinks hes the big I am. Hes certainly improving you cant deny that. It will be interesting to see when hes in there with a big hitter and taste some leather. Im drawing to him though.
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Londonirish
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
leejonesjnr wrote:Yeah, there are two people in the world better than him, what a useless div.Neil Gee wrote:Why all the fuss about Joshua Buatsi? He only won a bronze medal!
Spot on
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What a brave bloke Carlos Mena is. Looking at his record he's lost his last two in the first two rounds so I expected him to fall over tonight, but what a trier Mena was.
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Mimmy
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
To be fair it want Benns fault the guy pulled out. He could have pulled himself too but i would imagine he wants ring time. The other guy gave it a go but simply wasnt strong enough. Benn needs a little better oponent but still early days they will come in the next 5 fights.crusader wrote:Maybe next time they can get him someone with more than a day's noticemimmy123 wrote:What is starting to make Conor Benn exciting is that he is very quick body wise, he can move in a lot of directions to get in and out. He is getting caught but that again makes the fights interesting to watch. Im getting to like him but i dont like the crap on Twitter its all too much Eubank text book rubbish. Saying that i like what i see in the ring. I think hes going to be a good boxer, sure he is wild but hes getting more controlled. I think all the big shows hes been on has possibly gone to his head and maybe thinks hes the big I am. Hes certainly improving you cant deny that. It will be interesting to see when hes in there with a big hitter and taste some leather. Im drawing to him though.
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paddy chavez
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Butasi looked good and his opponent game
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs Ricky Summers
Been watching the allegedly card, and Soro Vs Castano (which has been MASSIVELY over-looked!), has there been a good competitive bout here?
fornicate me Joshua is boring to listen too...zzzzz
fornicate me Joshua is boring to listen too...zzzzz
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