Muttley-Anderson...round by round...please

ebeneezer · Post by **ebeneezer** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:14

What exactly happened in the crowd after the fight?

Did they fight amongst themselves or try to rush the ring or what?

Was it anything like the aftermath of the Tony Oakey/Matthew Barney fight?

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:21

Doesn't Anderson have to fight Nuumbembe for the Commonwealth Title soon.

b_hammersley · Post by **b_hammersley** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:26

TOM. I'm the good looking one of the corner LOL, the one who swears now and again, shaven head (alright shave cause it's baldy!) Must say you were right about Muttleys left hand, very strong puncher, good all round boxer, top guy also. Must admit I can see why he's in the the "we don't need him" of the boxing world, would give the guys in the division nightmares. Predict he will clean up the l/welter if given the chance. Don't worry Kev will be better for this fight, he'd never ever been down before, but it'll certainly teach him to keep his right hand up. The other guys in the division will think they may have a chance but don't fear any of them, he didn't box to his very best but only cause Muttley was pretty tasty, Kev will get better and better trust me

You've got to admit yourself that no other welterweight would have "bounced" up from that shot, strong till the end

BigEars · Post by **BigEars** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:32

I don't have any inside info but Anderson will most likely fight Ali Nuumbembe next as I think he has to if he wants to keep the commonwealth title .

I don't believe McNeil's fight with Young was a final eliminater so he most likely won't be fighting Anderson unless he can beat another decent Welterweight .

Anderson , Jennings , Hare , Takaloo , Doherty , McNeil , Minter/O'Donnell , M.Hatton are the guys that will be contesting British Welterweight title fights in the near future .With guys like Nuumbembe , Okine , Shannon McMahon(doesn't look that good but will probably get a chance) ,Olusegun and Joseph Makaringe(if he wants to go that route) also in the mix for the commonwealth .

Barnes and Muttley look like they are going down to Light-Welterweight .

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:36

b_hammersley wrote:TOM. I'm the good looking one of the corner LOL, the one who swears now and again, shaven head (alright shave cause it's baldy!) Must say you were right about Muttleys left hand, very strong puncher, good all round boxer, top guy also. Must admit I can see why he's in the the "we don't need him" of the boxing world, would give the guys in the division nightmares. Predict he will clean up the l/welter if given the chance. Don't worry Kev will be better for this fight, he'd never ever been down before, but it'll certainly teach him to keep his right hand up. The other guys in the division will think they may have a chance but don't fear any of them, he didn't box to his very best but only cause Muttley was pretty tasty, Kev will get better and better trust me You've got to admit yourself that no other welterweight would have "bounced" up from that shot, strong till the end

I have the upmost respect for every fighter, but Kevin last night, showed the heart of a champion. Respect where its due, the left-hook that detonated on Ando's chin in the second would have put any other fighter out for the count. What courage.

Great fight.

Would you let Anderson in with Mutt again??

Tom Podmore.

nickd · Post by **nickd** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:47

b_hammersley wrote:TOM. I'm the good looking one of the corner LOL, the one who swears now and again, shaven head (alright shave cause it's baldy!) Must say you were right about Muttleys left hand, very strong puncher, good all round boxer, top guy also. Must admit I can see why he's in the the "we don't need him" of the boxing world, would give the guys in the division nightmares. Predict he will clean up the l/welter if given the chance. Don't worry Kev will be better for this fight, he'd never ever been down before, but it'll certainly teach him to keep his right hand up. The other guys in the division will think they may have a chance but don't fear any of them, he didn't box to his very best but only cause Muttley was pretty tasty, Kev will get better and better trust me You've got to admit yourself that no other welterweight would have "bounced" up from that shot, strong till the end

Fair play that was a fight ending shot, testament to Anderson's conditioning and heart. Took him a few rounds to get his legs back fully after that.

TerribleTerry · Post by **TerribleTerry** » 02 Jun 2006, 09:47

Results aint up on BBN yet for some reason.

Can you post em here Tom.

How did the Gethins fair and Jonjo?

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:28

Can Takaloo fight for the British title?

TerribleTerry · Post by **TerribleTerry** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:40

Horse wrote:Can Takaloo fight for the British title?

he can now - he has got a British passport

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:41

J.Finnegan Wpts4 M.Phillips - 40-38 - 4x3
M.Gethin WPts4 B.Carey - 38-37 - 4x3 - Carey down twice in the 4th.
D.Gethin Wpts6 C.Dickson - 58-56 - 6x3
A.Rybacki Wpts6 H.Osman - 58-57 - 6x3
T.Davies Wpts6 C.Allen - 59-56 - 6x3
P.Appleby WTKO2 G.Higginston - 4x3
M.Macklin TKO4 M.Piatkowski - 4x3
K.Anderson TKO10 Y. Mutley.

Fights are not in order of the bill btw.

TT, Kev is on holiday thats why theres nowt up on BBN.

Tom Podmore.

b_hammersley · Post by **b_hammersley** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:48

TOM. Of course I'd let Kev take on Muttley again. Kevs one of these guys who won't duck anyone, great self believe. But don't think Lee would take it, he was honest enough at the end to say his future lies in the l/welters. Must admit I'm a bit of a fan of his now, great fighter. Kev will only get better for this. Just hope Muttley can get the fights at l/welter, but can see lots of guys trying to duck him, very strong fighter.

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:53

Glad to hear it mate!!!

Yes, i know he is going back down to light-welter. He couldnt get fights down there before, i hope he does this time.

I was speaking to a couple of lads that write for Boxing News, and they agreed that Daws won't go near him.

If he can take a classy fighter like Anderson to the wire at welterweight, then what will he do at l/welter against the best.

I've seen Mutt fight about 11 times, and last night he boxed as good as i've seen him, but Kev was too strong at the end.

Saw you and Kev heading off to the Aston social!!! I heard about you looking for a Sushi bar!!!

Tom Podmore.

b_hammersley · Post by **b_hammersley** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:54

Although I must add that it's not up to me who Kev fights. Only help him prepare of course. Well done Kev

nickd · Post by **nickd** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:57

b_hammersley wrote:Although I must add that it's not up to me who Kev fights. Only help him prepare of course. Well done Kev

Yeah we know Tommy Shallowpockets is calling the shots.

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 10:59

Actually i got a Scottish fiver off Tommy!!!

Good man!!

Tom Podmore.

b_hammersley · Post by **b_hammersley** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:01

TOM. To be honest not sure what the place was called! Not sure what you mean about going for Sushi though? hope it's got something to do with eating though

I don't believe they'd let Daws go near Muttley, too strong for him imo.

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:03

I've just remembered, the suishi part wasnt from you, i was on the phone at the time, and my mate said about going for Sushi on Saturday night!!!

I will phone up Mutt in the week, do an interview for the site. He'll explain all then.

Tom Podmore.

states · Post by **states** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:12

Great fight. I'd picked Anderson to win on points, but Mutley looked absolute dynamite from the start. Really thought it was all over in the second, but what heart from Kevin. And to come back and win it? Unbelievable. I really can't praise him enough, that was a stunning display of sheer will-power. And big credit to Mutley as well, I really hope he gets the fights he wants in the future, because he's a top of the bill performer. He could cause some real problems at 140lb's.

TerribleTerry · Post by **TerribleTerry** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:27

Podmore_Birmingham wrote:J.Finnegan Wpts4 M.Phillips - 40-38 - 4x3
M.Gethin WPts4 B.Carey - 38-37 - 4x3 - Carey down twice in the 4th.
D.Gethin Wpts6 C.Dickson - 58-56 - 6x3
A.Rybacki Wpts6 H.Osman - 58-57 - 6x3
T.Davies Wpts6 C.Allen - 59-56 - 6x3
P.Appleby WTKO2 G.Higginston - 4x3
M.Macklin TKO4 M.Piatkowski - 4x3
K.Anderson TKO10 Y. Mutley.

Fights are not in order of the bill btw.

TT, Kev is on holiday thats why theres nowt up on BBN.

Tom Podmore.

Cheers Tom.

Sounds like Martin did a number on Baz. I wonder if SN would put Amir in with another undefeated prospect such as Martin Gethin?..

unlikely you would think.

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:33

Actually mate, Baz was right in it!! The KD's cost him on mine and the Ref's card, as the final round was 10-7 Gethin.

But at times Martin looked very classy. I would like to see him fight Khan, he'd give him a go!

Tom Podmore.

WayoftheCass · Post by **WayoftheCass** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:35

This thread is so damn funny. The amount of irate English posters who are pissed at Scottish fight fans supporting their countryman

is fun to read. Muttley fought probably the fight of his life and caught Anderson with some monster shots. Anderson though showed great heart and fitness and ultimately Muttley couldn't take his shots and got sparked.
I didn't hear Muttley call for a rematch which suggests that he knows he had done all he could. At the end of the day it was a fine and brave comeback win for Kevin and I think this is about as far as he can go. Look for him to aim for some exciting domestic paydays with Jennings and David Barnes.
One poster wrote that he got lucky against Okine which is crap. He deserved that decision. And it wasn't a lucky punch which beat Muttley either. By that logic Muttley's knockdown was the result of a lucky punch too then.
The best man won and it was a great fight. The end.

PS - Paul Appleby looks exciting and Macklin-Moore would make a barnstormer.

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:37

Appleby is a bit of class.

I was excited about seeing him from ringside for the first time, he didnt disapoint.

A bit wild in the first, but he settled down in the second, and that was a powerful shot that stopped Higginson.

I hope to see him fight in England again.

Tom Podmore.

chado · Post by **chado** » 02 Jun 2006, 11:41

Horse wrote:Doesn't Anderson have to fight Nuumbembe for the Commonwealth Title soon.

Nuumbembe is the Commonwealth mandatory and he is very hungry for that belt, believe me.

mattym · Post by **mattym** » 02 Jun 2006, 13:03

Manos de Oro wrote:
jimcook wrote:must say im a bit disapointed with some of the comments here...
Share these comments for a bit of a while now unfortunately. Bit too much trolling going on for my liking. It's summer anyhow...

What is trolling? I hear it all the time but have no clue what it is!

jimcook · Post by **jimcook** » 02 Jun 2006, 13:21

mattym wrote:
Manos de Oro wrote:
jimcook wrote:must say im a bit disapointed with some of the comments here...
Share these comments for a bit of a while now unfortunately. Bit too much trolling going on for my liking. It's summer anyhow...
What is trolling? I hear it all the time but have no clue what it is!

me neither! another thing ,question. if muttley was big and strong at welter,yet run out of puff at the end,how can people be suggesting that he will be more effective and have better stamina if he has to lose an extra 6lb to make light welter for a championship fight. surely that would make him weaker? like i said ,lenny daws fights twelve furious paced rounds,so why should he be worried?