Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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brilo33 wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:49 i can see a trilogy here
Hit the one in the middle....
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Much better lads, that's called effort
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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handsofstone wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:53 Fvck me that was tough, I had Catterall nicking it 115-114 with no conviction whatsoever, I could've easily scored it 108-108 as both guys were fcvking dreadful, both lazy, both cautious, both one paced and both lacking boxing brains tonight, Davies has never had a high ring IQ but Catterall does have something about him but he looks like he fights the wrong fight a lot of the time, he's much better when he's aggressive and pressing the action, Davies too is better when forcing things but his right hand must still be plastered to the jaw of Paul Kamenga because it was MIA tonight, just incredible that he never let it go at all

He didn't even compensate by throwing many good lefts apart from some nice jabs here and there, Catterall came over with some nice left hands but he was poor too, neither guy wins against a solid European level fighter IMO, what were they thinking in there tonight? that was woeful
It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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That sharp lad looks a right wanker
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20
handsofstone wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:53 Fvck me that was tough, I had Catterall nicking it 115-114 with no conviction whatsoever, I could've easily scored it 108-108 as both guys were fcvking dreadful, both lazy, both cautious, both one paced and both lacking boxing brains tonight, Davies has never had a high ring IQ but Catterall does have something about him but he looks like he fights the wrong fight a lot of the time, he's much better when he's aggressive and pressing the action, Davies too is better when forcing things but his right hand must still be plastered to the jaw of Paul Kamenga because it was MIA tonight, just incredible that he never let it go at all

He didn't even compensate by throwing many good lefts apart from some nice jabs here and there, Catterall came over with some nice left hands but he was poor too, neither guy wins against a solid European level fighter IMO, what were they thinking in there tonight? that was woeful
It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
I got it... :lol:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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rossij8 wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:28
prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20
handsofstone wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:53 Fvck me that was tough, I had Catterall nicking it 115-114 with no conviction whatsoever, I could've easily scored it 108-108 as both guys were fcvking dreadful, both lazy, both cautious, both one paced and both lacking boxing brains tonight, Davies has never had a high ring IQ but Catterall does have something about him but he looks like he fights the wrong fight a lot of the time, he's much better when he's aggressive and pressing the action, Davies too is better when forcing things but his right hand must still be plastered to the jaw of Paul Kamenga because it was MIA tonight, just incredible that he never let it go at all

He didn't even compensate by throwing many good lefts apart from some nice jabs here and there, Catterall came over with some nice left hands but he was poor too, neither guy wins against a solid European level fighter IMO, what were they thinking in there tonight? that was woeful
It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
I got it... :lol:
I think we're all implying that both guys didnae' do enough to win a single round !
As someone said - the fairest result would have been 0-0 :zzz:
Those two should be made to watch Woodstock vs Sharp. :clap:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Good that Dempsey called it right saying it saved the show.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Flashy boxing from Sharp but He's so open and upright he looks an accident waiting to happen .
Good value for the win tho and at least a bit of entertainment for the crowd after the shambles of the main event .
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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samwbr wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:44 Good that Dempsey called it right saying it saved the show.
To be fair, he tells it how it is , Rawlings said it was a great evening of entertainment :doh:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Cracking fight that
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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blanca wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:21That sharp lad looks a right wanker
He's boxing's Carl Fogarty!
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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rd350lc wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:45
samwbr wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:44 Good that Dempsey called it right saying it saved the show.
To be fair, he tells it how it is , Rawlings said it was a great evening of entertainment :doh:
Going to watch the Shapr Woodstock fight later as I went to bed to get up and watch UFC . What I saw before it last night was poor, except Sam Bowen.


I like Dempsey a lot,he always asks the tough questions and doesn't kiss arse.

Poor that sky got rid of him but their boxing team is diabolical.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20
handsofstone wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:53 Fvck me that was tough, I had Catterall nicking it 115-114 with no conviction whatsoever, I could've easily scored it 108-108 as both guys were fcvking dreadful, both lazy, both cautious, both one paced and both lacking boxing brains tonight, Davies has never had a high ring IQ but Catterall does have something about him but he looks like he fights the wrong fight a lot of the time, he's much better when he's aggressive and pressing the action, Davies too is better when forcing things but his right hand must still be plastered to the jaw of Paul Kamenga because it was MIA tonight, just incredible that he never let it go at all

He didn't even compensate by throwing many good lefts apart from some nice jabs here and there, Catterall came over with some nice left hands but he was poor too, neither guy wins against a solid European level fighter IMO, what were they thinking in there tonight? that was woeful
It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
Sarcasm not your strongest point Prewer old bean
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Grilling Machine wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 20:48
blanca wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:21That sharp lad looks a right wanker
He's boxing's Carl Fogarty!
That's it, couldn't think who it was he reminded me of!
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Just seen that this was Catterall’s 9th defence of the WBO belt that he has. Bloody hell. If he’s not #1 ranked then who is? Feels like he been fighting for ages!!
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 07:09 Just seen that this was Catterall’s 9th defence of the WBO belt that he has. Bloody hell. If he’s not #1 ranked then who is? Feels like he been fighting for ages!!
Remember Hatton made several defences of that WBU belt lol. Few memorable defences to be fair but he had that strap a long time man...
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Stuarty wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:14
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 07:09 Just seen that this was Catterall’s 9th defence of the WBO belt that he has. Bloody hell. If he’s not #1 ranked then who is? Feels like he been fighting for ages!!
Remember Hatton made several defences of that WBU belt lol. Few memorable defences to be fair but he had that strap a long time man...
Yeh. I think Franky sold him as a world champion too. :doh:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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handsofstone wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 04:30
prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20
handsofstone wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 18:53 Fvck me that was tough, I had Catterall nicking it 115-114 with no conviction whatsoever, I could've easily scored it 108-108 as both guys were fcvking dreadful, both lazy, both cautious, both one paced and both lacking boxing brains tonight, Davies has never had a high ring IQ but Catterall does have something about him but he looks like he fights the wrong fight a lot of the time, he's much better when he's aggressive and pressing the action, Davies too is better when forcing things but his right hand must still be plastered to the jaw of Paul Kamenga because it was MIA tonight, just incredible that he never let it go at all

He didn't even compensate by throwing many good lefts apart from some nice jabs here and there, Catterall came over with some nice left hands but he was poor too, neither guy wins against a solid European level fighter IMO, what were they thinking in there tonight? that was woeful
It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
Sarcasm not your strongest point Prewer old bean
Not trying to be sarcastic at all. Just pointing out a technicality that's all. I get the posters meaning though in retrospect.

A little question for you on a similar line. British rules. You win the round but get a point deducted for a low blow. How does the referee score the round?
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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prewarboxing wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:20
handsofstone wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 04:30
prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20

It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
Sarcasm not your strongest point Prewer old bean
Not trying to be sarcastic at all. Just pointing out a technicality that's all. I get the posters meaning though in retrospect.

A little question for you on a similar line. British rules. You win the round but get a point deducted for a low blow. How does the referee score the round?
In a 10 point must system, would it be 10-10 I guess. I prefer 9-9
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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prewarboxing wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:20
handsofstone wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 04:30
prewarboxing wrote: 06 Oct 2018, 19:20

It is not possible to score a bout 108-108. If you mean that all rounds were even (because they were shite) then the bout would end 120-120.
Sarcasm not your strongest point Prewer old bean
Not trying to be sarcastic at all. Just pointing out a technicality that's all. I get the posters meaning though in retrospect.

A little question for you on a similar line. British rules. You win the round but get a point deducted for a low blow. How does the referee score the round?
Jesus Prewar it was me being sarcastic with the 108-108 line :lol:

Just emphasising how truly awful both men were
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Exactly. A ten point must system. 10-10. You'd be surprised how many people get that wrong.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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handsofstone wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:32
prewarboxing wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 08:20
handsofstone wrote: 07 Oct 2018, 04:30

Sarcasm not your strongest point Prewer old bean
Not trying to be sarcastic at all. Just pointing out a technicality that's all. I get the posters meaning though in retrospect.

A little question for you on a similar line. British rules. You win the round but get a point deducted for a low blow. How does the referee score the round?
Jesus Prewar it was me being sarcastic with the 108-108 line :lol:

Just emphasising how truly awful both men were
I concur. It was a dreadful contest. Watched it in the pub with some non-boxing mates and told them it should be a good honest 50/50 matchup. Most of them cleared off after about five rounds.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Jack Catterall vs. Ohara Davies - 6 October 2018

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Has Catterall ever been in a decent fight ? His bouts seem wall to wall snoozefests...I fast forwarded through that and will be glad to never see one of his fights again
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