Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Who wins?

Poll ended at 27 Apr 2019, 16:06

Dubois - Decision
1
4%
Dubois - T/KO
21
91%
DRAW
0
No votes
Lartey - T/KO
0
No votes
Lartey - Decision
1
4%
 
Total votes: 23

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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

KiwiRider wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 15:31 What a sham this is going to be.
Lartey #335
Dubois #47
I feel the lower the opponent a prospect fights, the less he learns from it.
That’s just it mate.

At least guys like Slowpin have been fought top boxers. And that was a true learning fight for Dubois.

Wtf is Lartey gonna help Dubois with?
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by jamamb »

its just to get him out there and for ppl to see him ktfo someone, keep building the monster image . you keep putting him in distance fights with guys like kj and it wears off a bit

i think lartey is ranked by the wbo or someone believe it or not
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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jamamb wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 15:47 its just to get him out there and for ppl to see him ktfo someone, keep building the monster image . you keep putting him in distance fights with guys like kj and it wears off a bit

i think lartey is ranked by the wbo or someone believe it or not
Yeah he holds the WBO charity for Africa belt, it's a chewable belt they can knaw on in hard times :TU:
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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At least Lartney is in good shape.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Fair play to lartey

Come over & he's gonna have a go isn't he🤷‍♂️
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Gnome wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 16:25 At least Lartney is in good shape.
Looks the part, doesn't he?

Be nice if he was able to ask some questions of DD.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by ewenhay »

People being a bit hard on Dubois.

He's just a kid and turned pro really young with no chance to build up any experience as a senior in the amateurs.

If you can't have some learning fights when you're 19 or 20 when can you have them?

Wilder was having these kind of fights in his late 20s.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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ewenhay wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 17:51 People being a bit hard on Dubois.

He's just a kid and turned pro really young with no chance to build up any experience as a senior in the amateurs.

If you can't have some learning fights when you're 19 or 20 when can you have them?
If you think about it, he’s like Conor Benn. But no one having a go at him though.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 18:24 If you think about it, he’s like Conor Benn. But no one having a go at him though.
Yeah, kids need a chance to learn their trade. Dubois is a baby at heavyweight. They can't all be an Ali or a Tyson and be ready to rule at 20 or 21.

Benn gets a wee bit of stick too on occasion.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 18:24 If you think about it, he’s like Conor Benn. But no one having a go at him though.
But no one is talking Connor Benn up as the future of his division.

Also, Benn has had a few competitive scraps already, which isn't a good thing consider the calibre of opposition he has been facing. Being a bit rubbish probably gets him a bit of a pass in the opponent department.

I don't mind Dubois having a few fights like this to be honest, he is only a prospect. Besides, it looks like he will be going for the British in his 12th fight, which isn't bad at all.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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keirw wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 18:37 But no one is talking Connor Benn up as the future of his division.

Also, Benn has had a few competitive scraps already, which isn't a good thing consider the calibre of opposition he has been facing.

I don't mind Dubois having a few fights like this to be honest, he is only a prospect. Besides, it looks like he will be going for the British in his 12th fight, which isn't bad at all.
Yeah potentially the future of the division.

At some point in the future, not now.

Time will tell but let's let him learn his trade first and see where that takes him. There's no rush. Even If he's challenging around his 20th fight he'll still only be 22 or 23
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by ewenhay »

I think Dubois has something but I also see a lot of vulnerabilities at this stage due to his immaturity. Chin obviously hasn't been tested yet either. Still needs nurturing at this point. He's got some growing to do physically and emotionally, still a boy rather than a man.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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ewenhay wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 18:49 I think Dubois has something but I also see a lot of vulnerabilities at this stage due to his immaturity. Chin obviously hasn't been tested yet either. Still needs nurturing at this point. He's got some growing to do physically and emotionally, still a boy rather than a man.
I sort of did some investigation into Lartey's past stoppages and can't really see any significant KO's there, so Dubois probably isn't going to get his chin checked in this fight. Lartey looked in shape so good on him.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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This is going to be a blowout.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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this is a showcase fight not a learning fight, i dont mind dubs opposition so far though
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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My wife's first cousin fights Zak chelli tonight on the card,come on jim! :box:
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Oiky wrote: 27 Apr 2019, 03:11 My wife's first cousin fights Zak chelli tonight on the card,come on jim! :box:
Il be cheering ya man on. Can't take to Chelli or his old man at all
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 26 Apr 2019, 18:24 If you think about it, he’s like Conor Benn. But no one having a go at him though.
Heavyweights are known to mature a lot later though. Benn would struggle to win a area title, Dubois has obviously got potential to be a very good fighter. He's a work in progress and it will be very interesting to see where he's at in 18 months. He will still only be 23
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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smiling assassin wrote: 27 Apr 2019, 03:50 Il be cheering ya man on. Can't take to Chelli or his old man at all
:TU: :TU:

Lovely fella is jim,rough & ready & down to earth,all his lot are :box:
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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smiling assassin wrote: 27 Apr 2019, 03:55 Heavyweights are known to mature a lot later though. Benn would struggle to win a area title, Dubois has obviously got potential to be a very good fighter. He's a work in progress and it will be very interesting to see where he's at in 18 months. He will still only be 23
Like Hughie Fury? ::lol:
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 27 Apr 2019, 04:41 Like Hughie Fury? ::lol:
he smashed Sexton for the British and lost to 2 fighters ranked in the top 10 in the world not bad for a 24 year old.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by MasterG »

In terms of the title on offer, what exactly is the 'global' strap all about? Also in ranks of WBO belts where is that ranked amongst their belts?
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

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MasterG wrote: 27 Apr 2019, 05:35 In terms of the title on offer, what exactly is the 'global' strap all about? Also in ranks of WBO belts where is that ranked amongst their belts?
I don't think the wbo could even answer your question
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by Coco »

While none of the belts have exact meaning, if you regularly fight for a bodies regional/penta/inter/international/continental/global belt, you can guarantee these bodies will look after you.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Richard Lartey - 27 April 2019

Post by oogiebe »

The best thing about the Dubois/Lartey Matchup is we finally get to see that Lartey does, in fact, exist. Not just a ranking holder for the WBO. :lol:
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