Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
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Mimmy
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Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
So how do you see this fight going?
Palmer hasnt a bad record or 9-1 http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/619859
Palmer hasnt a bad record or 9-1 http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/619859
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Good choice, his size alone will give Joyce valuable experience. This is what fighters need different experiences as they learn.
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
overall genuinely impressed with how Joyce is being matched / trying to be matched
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Great test. Blokes coming to fight.
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Tommy Gunn13
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Nice to see Joyce getting busier, hopefully get a few more fights in by the end of the year..
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the_doctor
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
At 32 (33 in September) they have to keep him busy at this stage.
Would like to see him out every 4-6 weeks or so, ready for a step up towards the end of this year then push on in 2019.
Would like to see him out every 4-6 weeks or so, ready for a step up towards the end of this year then push on in 2019.
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Never seen Palmer fight but 6'10 and 8 KOs in 9 fights suggest he'll at least give Joyce something to think about.
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African Monkey
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Yes especially as it seems unlikely that his team will be able to nail down stronger opponents. (not through lack of trying of course).the_doctor wrote: ↑09 Mar 2018, 11:57 At 32 (33 in September) they have to keep him busy at this stage.
Would like to see him out every 4-6 weeks or so, ready for a step up towards the end of this year then push on in 2019.
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
pretty much every ultra giant hw ive seen (like near 7 feet) has totally sucked. makes me wonder if being that tall is a big hit on actual athleticism and functionality.
they look scary and are intimidating until they actually start fighting
given who this guys lost against and only won a split decision against, im guessing hell be similar
they look scary and are intimidating until they actually start fighting
given who this guys lost against and only won a split decision against, im guessing hell be similar
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punchoutsb
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
The only thing he'll give Joyce to think about is where the neutral corner is. This guy is big with a padded record full of easy opponents and he still managed to lose one and draw another. They're bringing him so the crowd can yell "TIMBERRR"
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Shades of Audley v Julius Longpunchoutsb wrote: ↑11 Mar 2018, 21:59The only thing he'll give Joyce to think about is where the neutral corner is. This guy is big with a padded record full of easy opponents and he still managed to lose one and draw another. They're bringing him so the crowd can yell "TIMBERRR"
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
I disagree with the comments on this type of opponent, I think he's appalling.
Whilst he boasts a winning record, the calibre of opponents are very poor. Understand this may be a keep busy fight but they need a better step up for Joyce on the Bellew Haye card. Do wonder if his win against Lewison will hamper him, purely because people can see what he can do.
They should chuck money at Lenroy Thomas, get the Commonwealth title, it's a nice route for him and he then has some value rather just being an unbeaten 3-0 pro.
Whilst he boasts a winning record, the calibre of opponents are very poor. Understand this may be a keep busy fight but they need a better step up for Joyce on the Bellew Haye card. Do wonder if his win against Lewison will hamper him, purely because people can see what he can do.
They should chuck money at Lenroy Thomas, get the Commonwealth title, it's a nice route for him and he then has some value rather just being an unbeaten 3-0 pro.
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
agree, id never even heard of palmer ( or the last guy, and i follow hw close) and hes got a valueless record with loss and draw vs very poor oppositionozzy1875 wrote: ↑12 Mar 2018, 05:36 I disagree with the comments on this type of opponent, I think he's appalling.
Whilst he boasts a winning record, the calibre of opponents are very poor. Understand this may be a keep busy fight but they need a better step up for Joyce on the Bellew Haye card. Do wonder if his win against Lewison will hamper him, purely because people can see what he can do.
They should chuck money at Lenroy Thomas, get the Commonwealth title, it's a nice route for him and he then has some value rather just being an beaten 3-0 pro.
joyce is almost 33 and has 0 time to waste, he shouldnt have gone a clear ways backward since his debut
lenroy would be good for the may card joyce is supposed to be on
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
I skimmed through one of his fights on YouTube. Didn’t seem anything particularly special, took quite a few rounds to TKO a much older fighter who was reasonably competitive. I’m not sold on him being 6’10” either. The ref would have been the same height if he stood up straight and there was a wrestler/hillbilly looking bloke in his corner that must have been at least 6’7 if 6’10 is right.
6’10 is the gimmick that gets him fights like this.
6’10 is the gimmick that gets him fights like this.
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
in my humble opinion, donnie palmer looks piss
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
We all know what's going to happen here
Be suprised if this fight tells us anything
Be suprised if this fight tells us anything
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
I don't mind this opponent for Joyce as long as he's out again ASAP after he takes care of business. The fact they've sacrificed a good British title fight to show this on 5 this Saturday is fuckin rank though!
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DrizzyDyer93
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Good to see Joyce having fight's in quick succession - All speculation is towards May 5th though when it's evident there in clear discussions to try and find him an opponent at a higher level. Joyce's age means he has not got time on his side and needs to make progress at a much increased rate compared to other prospects.
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wesshaw1985
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ScottDetonator
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Palmer is terrible and slow.
This should be over inside two rounds
This should be over inside two rounds
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Hopefully he's matched better in his next bout
Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Why does Palmer have a fight for 2 weeks ago scheduled on his BoxRec?
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wesshaw1985
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Re: Joe Joyce v Donnie Palmer, 17th March.
Hard to get into a fight you already know the outcome of