Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

Who wins?

Poll ended at 26 Sep 2020, 14:34

Taylor - Decision
9
25%
Taylor - T/KO
21
58%
DRAW
0
No votes
Khongsong - T/KO
6
17%
Khongsong - Decision
0
No votes
 
Total votes: 36

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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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polecateddy wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 13:39 Derry Matthews v Choi Tseveenpurev was another similar situation. Choi was very underrated and deserved better management.
And Derry was nowhere near Taylor’s level.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Coverage just starting.......Jeff is on the undercard, I presume we are all aware?
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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rhino222 wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 14:32 Coverage just starting.......Jeff is on the undercard, I presume we are all aware?
Got an RBR thread on this.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Dempsey sounds like BT's version of Adam Smith these days.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Know Taylor can only beat who's put in front of him, but questions needs to be asked how the f#ck the IBF have decided this kid is their number 1 ranked fighter?

I know we all bemoan and ridicule the ABC bodies, but this sums it up how they just make shit up as they go along.

It feels like they almost try to identify some unbeaten prospect and fasttrack them in the hope they become the next big thing.. :maybe:
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Fightnight Scores wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 15:19 Know Taylor can only beat who's put in front of him, but questions needs to be asked how the f#ck the IBF have decided this kid is their number 1 ranked fighter?

I know we all bemoan and ridicule the ABC bodies, but this sums it up how they just make poo up as they go along.

It feels like they almost try to identify some unbeaten prospect and fasttrack them in the hope they become the next big thing.. :maybe:
IBF Are known for their crap mandatories.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Fightnight Scores wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 15:19 Know Taylor can only beat who's put in front of him, but questions needs to be asked how the f#ck the IBF have decided this kid is their number 1 ranked fighter?

I know we all bemoan and ridicule the ABC bodies, but this sums it up how they just make poo up as they go along.

It feels like they almost try to identify some unbeaten prospect and fasttrack them in the hope they become the next big thing.. :maybe:
They were hoping to set Kondo up for a second shot after his good effort Vs Lipinets, Downua/Apinun, had built an IBF ranking off a minor title (his promoter are well known for doing that). He then fucked the plan for Kondo and Co.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Cholo_cws wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 14:43 Dempsey sounds like BT's version of Adam Smith these days.
Nowhere near
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 15:24
Fightnight Scores wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 15:19 Know Taylor can only beat who's put in front of him, but questions needs to be asked how the f#ck the IBF have decided this kid is their number 1 ranked fighter?

I know we all bemoan and ridicule the ABC bodies, but this sums it up how they just make poo up as they go along.

It feels like they almost try to identify some unbeaten prospect and fasttrack them in the hope they become the next big thing.. :maybe:
IBF Are known for their crap mandatories.
Well, there's sticking any random guys in their top 15, or whatever it needs to be to be able to justify a mandatory defence. But this guy was right up at number 1! :OhYes:
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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Fightnight Scores wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 15:19 Know Taylor can only beat who's put in front of him, but questions needs to be asked how the f#ck the IBF have decided this kid is their number 1 ranked fighter?

I know we all bemoan and ridicule the ABC bodies, but this sums it up how they just make poo up as they go along.

It feels like they almost try to identify some unbeaten prospect and fasttrack them in the hope they become the next big thing.. :maybe:
to be fair that fight was meant to have been months ago, easy taylor ko than roll on big fight the summer gone .never happened
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 2 May 2020

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Stuarty wrote: 07 Mar 2020, 08:40
brilo33 wrote: 07 Mar 2020, 08:35
Stuarty wrote: 01 Mar 2020, 08:06

I fuckin hate the national anthems :lol: It's proper tedious! Especially that monotoned droning of Flower of Scotland :o I don't mind the Welsh one :yay:
Stuart how comes Josh don't seemed to be a huge pull yet in Scotland u reckon or is he .Iam a Londoner .half irish Scottish family and was talking to my cousin who is a Highlander and he loves him like me self. I mean he don't seemed to have the pull of burns.i think Taylor should be huge not just in Scotland in whole British isles
He's popular mate but not as popular as Harrison was or even Burns. Not sure why he's not more popular. I'm sure if he was with Hearn he'd probably be more popular. Most of my mates are casuals and they all love him.
he is going be the best scottish boxer ever i think , i honestly mean that, and not of the back of that win i said he would spark him in 2rds . i cant see josh been beat in the next couple of years
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 2 May 2020

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brilo33 wrote: 30 Sep 2020, 18:04
Stuarty wrote: 07 Mar 2020, 08:40
brilo33 wrote: 07 Mar 2020, 08:35
Stuart how comes Josh don't seemed to be a huge pull yet in Scotland u reckon or is he .Iam a Londoner .half irish Scottish family and was talking to my cousin who is a Highlander and he loves him like me self. I mean he don't seemed to have the pull of burns.i think Taylor should be huge not just in Scotland in whole British isles
He's popular mate but not as popular as Harrison was or even Burns. Not sure why he's not more popular. I'm sure if he was with Hearn he'd probably be more popular. Most of my mates are casuals and they all love him.
he is going be the best scottish boxer ever i think , i honestly mean that, and not of the back of that win i said he would spark him in 2rds . i cant see josh been beat in the next couple of years
I think he's the real deal, a genuine rare breed, and agree he should already be massive in Britain let alone Scotland. Unified champion in 16 fights, how many times has that ever happened here? And he's great to watch.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 2 May 2020

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dookus wrote: 30 Sep 2020, 18:33
brilo33 wrote: 30 Sep 2020, 18:04
Stuarty wrote: 07 Mar 2020, 08:40

He's popular mate but not as popular as Harrison was or even Burns. Not sure why he's not more popular. I'm sure if he was with Hearn he'd probably be more popular. Most of my mates are casuals and they all love him.
he is going be the best scottish boxer ever i think , i honestly mean that, and not of the back of that win i said he would spark him in 2rds . i cant see josh been beat in the next couple of years
I think he's the real deal, a genuine rare breed, and agree he should already be massive in Britain let alone Scotland. Unified champion in 16 fights, how many times has that ever happened here? And he's great to watch.
tottaly agree , and he knows it too which is good for a fighter. there talking about 50/50 with José Ramírez , dont see it josh eats him in 8rds.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Apinun Khongsong - 26 September 2020

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The six that pick the Thai in this thread should be ashamed of themselves.
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