Next For Lucas Browne?

nmhz
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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Terrible opponent, Im not sure why Browne would even bother. More training time to get in better shape would be a better idea
jamamb
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got totally splatted vs whyte, not really sure he should still be boxing.
Stusen
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

Post by Stusen »

Fight is off. Browne undergoing knee surgery.
Looking to reschedule for September. Roger now fights leapai again
bruza84
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I think browne is only in boxing now for a chance at a payday , not employing a recognised coach and trying to drum up interest for a fight with a journeyman like Dave Allan sort of confirms that .
Tman
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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I quite like Browne but I think his career has been a train wreck - I think if he had of had the right team around him he could have achieved more than he has. Not sure who was overlooking his strength and conditioning for the Whyte fight but they have a lot to answer for. He also didn't do himself any favours with the positive drug tests and public fall out with Hatton.
I can't imagine he will gain much from his next fight with Roger and I can't imagine a lot of people being interested in it. A fight with Leapai would be a good domestic fight for him which could draw a crowd.
Since the Whyte fight and his performance I think he is completely out of the mix with the top heavyweights -but it looks like he has been training pretty hard in Perth, so I hope to see him in some good strong domestic or commonwealth level fights before his career finishes up.
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Tman wrote: 07 Jul 2018, 03:09 I quite like Browne but I think his career has been a train wreck - I think if he had of had the right team around him he could have achieved more than he has. Not sure who was overlooking his strength and conditioning for the Whyte fight but they have a lot to answer for. He also didn't do himself any favours with the positive drug tests and public fall out with Hatton.
I can't imagine he will gain much from his next fight with Roger and I can't imagine a lot of people being interested in it. A fight with Leapai would be a good domestic fight for him which could draw a crowd.
Since the Whyte fight and his performance I think he is completely out of the mix with the top heavyweights -but it looks like he has been training pretty hard in Perth, so I hope to see him in some good strong domestic or commonwealth level fights before his career finishes up.
Browne's last fight was a train wreck. No argument there. But for a guy who started so late, I think, all things considered, he has achieved plenty and I think his management have by and large directed him along reasonably well.

That said, I have been critical of them from time to time.
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The announcement of Lucas Browne's next fight is imminent. Likely to be in Queensland.
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As if their first match wasn't ugly enough. Here's the sequel.
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Long hasn't been in the ring in almost 2 years, and their last fight was a very scrappy affair with Long using his height advantage in the many clinches, before Big Daddy finally prevailed.
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Its for the vacant "World Boxing Council Asian Boxing Council Silver Heavyweight Title".

Really a "Claytons" title - the title you have when not having a title.
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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Browne beat Pati. Stopped him in the 5th.
nmhz
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Pati is a terrible opponent. Besides his size he doesnt bring anything to the ring. Hopefully Browne can start to step it up again now
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nmhz wrote: 24 Nov 2018, 20:00 Pati is a terrible opponent. Besides his size he doesnt bring anything to the ring. Hopefully Browne can start to step it up again now
It was a terrible fight to watch too.

I wonder if Browne fought over there with a future fight with Joseph Parker or Junior Fa in mind?
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I keep hearing Parker vs Browne.
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Lucas is well and truely shot.
That fight with Kamil he looked terrible, dropped in the 2nd, No defence, shit footwork. He has gone backwards.
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FOXTROTTER wrote: 03 Mar 2019, 10:43 Lucas is well and truely shot.
That fight with Kamil he looked terrible, dropped in the 2nd, No defence, poo footwork. He has gone backwards.
I agree, but I also give some credit to Soko, who came in great shape and brought the fight to Browne. The KD was more of catching Browne off balance than stunning him. Soko was robbed and this sort of robbery with a fighter such as Kamil makes me more angry than the Canelo kind.
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Browne has a very padded record. Soko showed what kind of boxer he really is last night. Hes nothing special at all and is not even world class, no matter what he has achieved. I hopw he fights Dave Allen next as Browne has literally zero chance in stopping him and I cant see Browne outpointing Allen over 10 rounds. Dave Allen is again nothing special, he is only British standard at the very most.
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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20/4/19 O2 Arena

Lucas Browne V David Allen

Allen dropped Big Daddy at 0:58 in the 3rd round with a solid left rip to the liver.
Browne was counted out.
The fight was pretty even before the stoppage.
Don't expect to see Allen mixing it with the big boys any time soon.
Maybe he should call out De Mori. :TU:
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DrDuke wrote: 28 Mar 2018, 04:55 He needs to retire. Well, he can continue knocking out journeymen, but is it a really good option? He doesn't have too much chances against the top guys, he's old, it is better to retire in such cases, as the history shows.
That's what I said after his loss to Whyte. It looks like, I was right. Of course, now I'm even more stuck to my opinion.
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In a video he posted to his Facebook page a few hours after the fight, Browne said he has no plans of hanging up the gloves.

"Unfortunately it didn't go my way, as you can tell," he said.

"I thought I was dominating the fight - or dominating what actually went on - very happy with me performance.

"Unlucky to get caught with a great body shot. Full credit to Dave, he bought it. It was a great shot and it hurt.

"I'm very glad I didn't get any cuts, no bulls**t. I walked out of the O2 this time, rather than going out in an ambulance, so I'm very happy with the performance.

"It is what it is. Back to the drawing board. A couple of weeks off, then back into training and we'll go again."
At his current rate of progress, Fred Brophy's Boxing Troupe is on the horizon for Big Daddy.

As Dirty Harry once said "A man's got to know his limitations" and at 40 years young, it's time to hang 'em up!
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Beltane wrote: 21 Apr 2019, 09:17 At his current rate of progress, Fred Brophy's Boxing Troupe is on the horizon for Big Daddy.

As Dirty Harry once said "A man's got to know his limitations" and at 40 years young, it's time to hang 'em up!
100% :TU:
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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I always liked Lucas, but I didn’t think he had enough left to beat Allen and that’s rather telling. If he had won there was probably one more decent payday there but now it’s hard to see how he can work his way back to any kind of level...
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Re: Next For Lucas Browne?

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Big Daddy is getting back on the horse against the 45 year old Gonzalo Omar Basile hot from the Buenos Aires taxi ranks.

Gonzalo who boasts more tatts that Big Daddy, has a prodigiously padded record of 74 wins and 12 losses thanks to 16 years of fighting fellow taxi drivers.

Also on the card of 9 November at St. Marys Band Club is the one and only ringman, John Hopoate. TBA faces Hoppa at the moment, and maybe the winner of Browne/Gonzales rumble could have a crack at Hoppa down the track.
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