Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
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funso banjo baby
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Dave Allen is just another John Mcdermot but i hope he whips Lovejoy
should be like when Faruk Saleem lost his '0'
should be like when Faruk Saleem lost his '0'
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Allen KO has got to be practically free money. There is no way this 320lb boxer/bodybuilder who Buddy McGirt can't watch on the bag without laughing is going to last 10 rounds eating shots from Allen.
Unless it turns out Allen has spent lockdown eating even more than Lovejoy, but given he was training for Hammer, I would expect him to be in at least respectable shape.
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ShadrachSimmo
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JimJim2009
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Any heavyweight in this day and age reeling off 19 straight knock outs would be all over the internet. The lack of online video suggests to me this guy is a dud. Would love to see Dave revive his career with an entertaining win on a PPV show. Looks like the bookies have done their homework on Lovejoy...
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Shhhh wrote: ↑26 Oct 2020, 16:37Hmmm I’d hoped the bookies looked at loveJoy’s record and assumed he was a dangerous ko artist. I’d hoped for a price of evens lol lol
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
No no not at allShhhh wrote: ↑26 Oct 2020, 16:53Is love joy really that bad?![]()
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Allen would be only the 2nd person Lovejoy has fought with a winning record.
And the first time was a long time ago.
And the first time was a long time ago.
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
He reminds me of the guy who "fought" Flintoff.
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mickey1975
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Allen's human punchbag tactics will probably get him a win here. I'm guessing Lovejoy is going to unload the heavy artillery then run out of steam if Allen is still standing after a few rounds 
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Do you think it'll go a few rounds?
I'm looking at a few quid on 1 or 2 round win for Allen
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Fair play to Lovejoy though , most boxers have loads of training or fight vids up on social media, he seems to of avoided showing how good he is to the public
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
I think it'll go exactly as long as Allen can be arsed to keep it going!Old bones Ian wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 13:58Do you think it'll go a few rounds?
I'm looking at a few quid on 1 or 2 round win for Allen
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Old bones Ian
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Yeah same, what I'm thinking is he doesn't know this guy, so why hang about in case he can whack if nothing elsedookus wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 14:09I think it'll go exactly as long as Allen can be arsed to keep it going!Old bones Ian wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 13:58Do you think it'll go a few rounds?
I'm looking at a few quid on 1 or 2 round win for Allen
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Looks around 9/2 for both those rounds. It’s hard to know how bad Lovejoy is. 19 fights at the lowest level possible. I’d like to think Allen will take him out sharpish to avoid disaster.Old bones Ian wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 13:58Do you think it'll go a few rounds?
I'm looking at a few quid on 1 or 2 round win for Allen
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Quite a few red flags! And Allen can punch at a certain levelShhhh wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 14:33How can anyone be that bad?Old bones Ian wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 13:58Do you think it'll go a few rounds?
I'm looking at a few quid on 1 or 2 round win for Allen![]()
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Absolute nonsense. He is a conman of the highest order. Stood outside the ring after a fight on a PPV card saying he did not train and spent his camp in KFC. But that is OK because he talks nonsense online? All this likeable bloke stuff? Do you know him? Interesting to see where he ends up? He is a journeyman and that has been proven.littlepug wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 08:05So what if he is a journeyman, he’s still a fighter, while pretty much learning on the job he’s hung in there and taken his lumps against the likes of Whyte, Ortiz and Yoka, got a good win over Browne and is generally a likeable bloke that speaks honestly, he’s limited with flaws so it’s interesting to see where he ends up.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Ya tbh I've never been on the allen lover train, got kinda bored of the whole thing tbh. usually out of shape, very limited guy who can't win a round vs dave price talks good on the net. i mean, 'fair play' but just not that into it.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
I'd expect Allen to win pretty easily, lovejoi is a boarderline fake boxer, there are hundreds of hws who'd prob beat him
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
By his record Lovejoy looks like a bouncer wearing boxing gloves in a bar knocking out random puntersmargaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 15:27 I'd expect Allen to win pretty easily, lovejoi is a boarderline fake boxer, there are hundreds of hws who'd prob beat him
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With the whole Tijuana connection (and those training videos) I think there's a pretty good chance it's not borderlinemargaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 15:27 I'd expect Allen to win pretty easily, lovejoi is a boarderline fake boxer, there are hundreds of hws who'd prob beat him
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Ya probably right, you don't build a record like that if you and your people have even the slightest confidence in your boxing, prob paid all those guys to go down and never been in a real fight with an actual boxer trying to beat him
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
dave allen is shite but lovejoy is really shite so therfore allen will win .
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TheLeprechaun
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
Good Post. He's a punch bag against anyone with any sort of ability. His last fight was also very suspect and the betting was under investigation. If lovejoy has the ability to do 10 rounds on the heavy bag at a good pace he should win.emallini wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 14:52Absolute nonsense. He is a conman of the highest order. Stood outside the ring after a fight on a PPV card saying he did not train and spent his camp in KFC. But that is OK because he talks nonsense online? All this likeable bloke stuff? Do you know him? Interesting to see where he ends up? He is a journeyman and that has been proven.littlepug wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 08:05So what if he is a journeyman, he’s still a fighter, while pretty much learning on the job he’s hung in there and taken his lumps against the likes of Whyte, Ortiz and Yoka, got a good win over Browne and is generally a likeable bloke that speaks honestly, he’s limited with flaws so it’s interesting to see where he ends up.
Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy
What’s nonsense? I know he’s a journeyman so what ? So what if he didn’t train for a fight, plenty of top fighters have done that too, its a tough game and I don’t begrudge someone trying to operate above their level to earn a few quid, so I take it you didn’t show any interest at all in his fights against Whyte, Yoka, Ortiz, Browne or Price? Don’t really think he’s done anything worth slagging off for, at least he’s having a go rather than sat around on his arse Passing judgementemallini wrote: ↑27 Oct 2020, 14:52Absolute nonsense. He is a conman of the highest order. Stood outside the ring after a fight on a PPV card saying he did not train and spent his camp in KFC. But that is OK because he talks nonsense online? All this likeable bloke stuff? Do you know him? Interesting to see where he ends up? He is a journeyman and that has been proven.littlepug wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 08:05So what if he is a journeyman, he’s still a fighter, while pretty much learning on the job he’s hung in there and taken his lumps against the likes of Whyte, Ortiz and Yoka, got a good win over Browne and is generally a likeable bloke that speaks honestly, he’s limited with flaws so it’s interesting to see where he ends up.