Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Ok win for Frampton , good punch variety against a average but gutsy opponent who was out of his depth .
Warrington should be fun though .
Warrington should be fun though .
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
People don't need to be sold a stupid angle. People are plenty stupid all on their own. Haven't you noticed?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Was it me, or was Haye talking more nonsense than usual tonight ?
The bit about Fury trying not to look that good to lul Wilder into a false sense of security
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Yeah, it was pretty good. I'm glad with seeing improved Fury and Frampton's master-class. Barnes-Rosales was also fun to watch.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
I don’t know what point you think you’re making.keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:14Not officially, but the reason it was in Newcastle, is that there is a massive Jewish community in Gateshead and loads of Muslims in Newcastle and Middlesbrough/Stockton. I was there with Jewish friends and all the talk was religion, likewise the next day when talking to my Muslim pals that were also at the fight.Covfefe wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:05Yes but it wasn’t promoted that way is the point.keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:02
Khan-Salita sold loads of tickets to Muslims and Jews. I was at that fight, it was a wild night in and out of the arena.
My point was that fight wasn’t sold on or promoted in anyway on it being between a Muslim and a Jew and it wasn’t. We also have a higher population of both Jewish people and Muslims in Manchetser, London has even more, so that doesn’t even make much sense.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
The biggest bit of nonsense from the commentary was "Fury is fighting a Southpaw tonight which will prepare him for Wilder who's also a Southpaw"...umm....what?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Fair play to the corner of Jackson that was a good stoppage, Frampton was finally making him wilt and you seen the KO coming, Jackson was a brave customer and gave it a good go but he was outclassed in there, Frampton started off sharply and was looking the bizz early doors, looking sharp leading off and his countering was on point, I thought it was gonna be the body shots that would get Jackson out of there, he was a tough nut to crack despite him being out of his depth technically, the KD Frampton scored in the 8th was sweet, little left uppercut to the head then body, top drawer
All in all a dominant performance from Frampton and first stoppage in a while, he did switch off a little in the middle but his engine was good again, Warrington will make him fight at a frantic pace though and that might be crucial late in their fight
All in all a dominant performance from Frampton and first stoppage in a while, he did switch off a little in the middle but his engine was good again, Warrington will make him fight at a frantic pace though and that might be crucial late in their fight
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
A good night of boxing from Queensberry. Would have been good to see more of the undercard. But oh hey.
FW isn’t that bad a promoter as people say.. i never thought he was bad. He can certainly make fights too.
FW isn’t that bad a promoter as people say.. i never thought he was bad. He can certainly make fights too.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Is it? Didn't read that way.
Of course a Promoter isn't going to come out right and SAY they're selling a fight that way anymore in the P.C. World we live in it'd spark all kinds of outrage.
You can read between the lines though, and see that it's definitely a part of it.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Typical isn’t it, almost as though TV companies these days only get involved in the sport because they know they can rinse predictably stupid boxing fans to buy crap PPVsNaandrew wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 17:59 Just got in in.
It seems the Fury fight was farcical so I won't watch it. I don't care about him getting rounds. Pianeta was knocked out by Kevin Johnson last year FFs.
To put into perspective Daniel Dubois next opponent knocked out Furys opponent. And Fury is preparing to fight Wilder !
BT are a joke too. Crap fights tonight two PPVs announced Frampton v Warrington would be a third PPV and they have lost UFC after December 1st.
I hope Fury v Wilder happens and I'm not arsed who wins but I'll have my doubts about it until it's close to the fight.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
The towel came in at exactly the right time for Jackson to save face. Looked like a "No Mas" was just seconds away.handsofstone wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:19 Fair play to the corner of Jackson that was a good stoppage, Frampton was finally making him wilt and you seen the KO coming, Jackson was a brave customer and gave it a good go but he was outclassed in there, Frampton started off sharply and was looking the bizz early doors, looking sharp leading off and his countering was on point, I thought it was gonna be the body shots that would get Jackson out of there, he was a tough nut to crack despite him being out of his depth technically, the KD Frampton scored in the 8th was sweet, little left uppercut to the head then body, top drawer
All in all a dominant performance from Frampton and first stoppage in a while, he did switch off a little in the middle but his engine was good again, Warrington will make him fight at a frantic pace though and that might be crucial late in their fight
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Funnily enough that's what Rawlings said
The Barnes fight was a good un , Frampton was ok .
The rest was pish , even the fake beef was a let down .
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Exactly but that’s your personal bigotry making that connection.gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:21Is it? Didn't read that way.
Of course a Promoter isn't going to come out right and SAY they're selling a fight that way anymore in the P.C. World we live in it'd spark all kinds of outrage.
You can read between the lines though, and see that it's definitely a part of it.
If you turn up to Fury Wilder cause it’s a white guy fighting a black guy or vice-versa it’s cause you’re an idiot.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
I had a big feeling that Carl would get the stoppage. He was at his best today. Does get hot clean a bit and yeh he did fight an untested opponent. He couldn’t have done that against Donaire.
Frampton vs. Warrington is always gonna go the distance. Unless 1 of them really messes up. Should be a good tactical fight.
Frampton can certainly work his way to a stoppage.
After he fought Garcia, I thought we’d have seen a peak Frampton. It wasn’t a good performance. But since seeing his last 2 and these so-called ‘tests’.. I would say he’s still peaking.
Frampton vs. Warrington is always gonna go the distance. Unless 1 of them really messes up. Should be a good tactical fight.
Frampton can certainly work his way to a stoppage.
After he fought Garcia, I thought we’d have seen a peak Frampton. It wasn’t a good performance. But since seeing his last 2 and these so-called ‘tests’.. I would say he’s still peaking.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
No. It's just an observation. I can see things in human nature even if I don't feel them myself.Covfefe wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:23Exactly but that’s your personal bigotry making that connection.gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:21Is it? Didn't read that way.
Of course a Promoter isn't going to come out right and SAY they're selling a fight that way anymore in the P.C. World we live in it'd spark all kinds of outrage.
You can read between the lines though, and see that it's definitely a part of it.
If you turn up to Fury Wilder cause it’s a white guy fighting a black guy or vice-versa it’s cause you’re an idiot.
I'm a White Guy. When I watch Fury vs Wilder I will be 100% rooting for Wilder to knock Fury the f*ck out. Race is not a factor in selling the fight TO ME, but it is a factor in selling the fight to others.
I saw this when I saw people around me and their reactions to May vs Mac as an event. I wouldn't have thought this kinda thing was the case until I saw it myself.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
You’re not understanding this at all. Pointless.gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:26No. It's just an observation. I can see things in human nature even if I don't feel them myself.Covfefe wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:23Exactly but that’s your personal bigotry making that connection.gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:21
Is it? Didn't read that way.
Of course a Promoter isn't going to come out right and SAY they're selling a fight that way anymore in the P.C. World we live in it'd spark all kinds of outrage.
You can read between the lines though, and see that it's definitely a part of it.
If you turn up to Fury Wilder cause it’s a white guy fighting a black guy or vice-versa it’s cause you’re an idiot.
I'm a White Guy. When I watch Fury vs Wilder I will be 100% rooting for Wilder to knock Fury the f*ck out. Race is not a factor in selling the fight TO ME, but it is a factor in selling the fight to others.
I saw this when I saw people around me and their reactions to May vs Mac as an event. I wouldn't have thought this kinda thing was the case until I saw it myself.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
I think Frampton vs Warrington will go well for Frampton. Frampton is a solid boxer, and I rarely see anybody able to outbox him in the early going. I don't think Warrington will be able to do it either, and he certainly won't be able to stop Frampton.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:24 I had a big feeling that Carl would get the stoppage. He was at his best today. Does get hot clean a bit and yeh he did fight an untested opponent. He couldn’t have done that against Donaire.
Frampton vs. Warrington is always gonna go the distance. Unless 1 of them really messes up. Should be a good tactical fight.
Frampton can certainly work his way to a stoppage.
After he fought Garcia, I thought we’d have seen a peak Frampton. It wasn’t a good performance. But since seeing his last 2 and these so-called ‘tests’.. I would say he’s still peaking.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
No, you don't. Who were the gypsies rooting for tonight? Answer and explain why.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Why don't you explain it a little better then. What am I not understanding? Hell PM me if you like. I got time to discuss it.Covfefe wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:27You’re not understanding this at all. Pointless.gilgamesh wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:26No. It's just an observation. I can see things in human nature even if I don't feel them myself.
I'm a White Guy. When I watch Fury vs Wilder I will be 100% rooting for Wilder to knock Fury the f*ck out. Race is not a factor in selling the fight TO ME, but it is a factor in selling the fight to others.
I saw this when I saw people around me and their reactions to May vs Mac as an event. I wouldn't have thought this kinda thing was the case until I saw it myself.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
Maybe, but of he doesn't look beatable, Wilders handlers won't let him risk it. Fury is smart enough to play that game if he thinks it is the way to go. I think it's the way to go.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
What does that have to do with my point though? I don’t understand why you’ve even involved yourself when you’re talking about something that has literally nothing to do with what I said. Ffs, Kieth.keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:28No, you don't. Who were the gypsies rooting for tonight? Answer and explain why.
Re: Round-by-Round: Carl Frampton vs. Luke Jackson / Tyson Fury - 18 August 2018
lol jackson a test? like a remedial test maybe?Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Aug 2018, 18:24 I had a big feeling that Carl would get the stoppage. He was at his best today. Does get hot clean a bit and yeh he did fight an untested opponent. He couldn’t have done that against Donaire.
Frampton vs. Warrington is always gonna go the distance. Unless 1 of them really messes up. Should be a good tactical fight.
Frampton can certainly work his way to a stoppage.
After he fought Garcia, I thought we’d have seen a peak Frampton. It wasn’t a good performance. But since seeing his last 2 and these so-called ‘tests’.. I would say he’s still peaking.