Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Stolen from elsewhere, the can crushing terror of Tijuana himself:

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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Shhhh wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 18:59
dookus wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 17:41 Stolen from elsewhere, the can crushing terror of Tijuana himself:

I really don’t know what to make of that. I wanted to post “he’s not THAT bad” but maybe he is. He has some power. Allen ko 6
For context, that was his opponent's 5th 1st round stoppage loss, and he's currently 0-14(7)-1.

I guess Lovejoy's a big lump and can hit a bit, but otherwise looks like a mediocre white-collar fighter. Allen started this month off sparring Usyk for two weeks in Ukraine...
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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dookus wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 19:11
Shhhh wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 18:59
dookus wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 17:41 Stolen from elsewhere, the can crushing terror of Tijuana himself:

I really don’t know what to make of that. I wanted to post “he’s not THAT bad” but maybe he is. He has some power. Allen ko 6
For context, that was his opponent's 5th 1st round stoppage loss, and he's currently 0-14(7)-1.

I guess Lovejoy's a big lump and can hit a bit, but otherwise looks like a mediocre white-collar fighter. Allen started this month off sparring Usyk for two weeks in Ukraine...
Even the odd video of Lovejoy he looks rotten....1 winning record from 19 fights and that guys never won again since....he’s 320lb....he’ll come swinging but Allen is durable and probably outlasts him.

I’d expect Jamie Moore will have Allen fit and ready.

How Lovejoy got rated in WBA top 15 is staggering off that record :OhYes:
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Dave Allen SHOULD win. But looking at this Lovejoy character, he could come and spoil and it could become an absolute snooze fest.
I just hope Allen fancies it and dispatches Lovejoy in the early rounds.

As for the #15 rating with the WBA, we're either really struggling with decent heavyweights to make up a top 15 or the WBA really are crackers and should lose their recognition the world over!
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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I haven't seen anything from Lovejoy, except the bout posted above and some videos from the gym, but he looks like just a lubber with decent punch. Allen can outfight him with his experience and toughness. Allen can bang too. I'm expecting Dave to stop Lovejoy in about 5 rounds.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Aren't we all forgetting, kids... HEAVYWEIGHTS - one punch and it is all over etc.

And ever since Buck Smith came over from his padded fighting career in the sticks of Oklahoma and KO'd Kirkland Laing even though he never had an amateur career and Kirk was on the cusp of a world title fight - I don't take any of these mugs for granted. :doh:
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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1st round knockout win for Allen.

Allen is very, very limited but Lovejoy is absolute trash. A fat, old never was who shouldn’t be close to being on TV far in less PPV. Embarrassing that the WBA have sanctioned him as top 15 and embarrassing that Matchroom and Sky have him on PPV
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Fray Bentos wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 10:34 Aren't we all forgetting, kids... HEAVYWEIGHTS - one punch and it is all over etc.

And ever since Buck Smith came over from his padded fighting career in the sticks of Oklahoma and KO'd Kirkland Laing even though he never had an amateur career and Kirk was on the cusp of a world title fight - I don't take any of these mugs for granted. :doh:
Forgot about HEAVYWEIGHTSSSSSSS 1 punch can change it all.... I just gotta put on 5 or 6 KGs and im a heavyweight. Cant wait to be able to knock anyone in the world spark out with one punch. even though i have brittle hands and wrists and can't punch, dosent mater if ya Heavyweight. Fury better not be running his mouth or ill chin him cause ill be HEAVYWEIGHT......
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Shhhh wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 16:08 Lovejoy by ko1. 25-1. Huge upset.
Having gone and watched a few clips of Lovejoy 25-1 is poor value
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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fizzjambo wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 16:39
Shhhh wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 16:08 Lovejoy by ko1. 25-1. Huge upset.
Having gone and watched a few clips of Lovejoy 25-1 is poor value
7/2 for the win is ridiculous. The bookies are sh1tting themselves at his record. Allen in rounds 1-2 I reckon.
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Shhhh wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 19:29
dookus wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 19:11
Shhhh wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 18:59
I really don’t know what to make of that. I wanted to post “he’s not THAT bad” but maybe he is. He has some power. Allen ko 6
For context, that was his opponent's 5th 1st round stoppage loss, and he's currently 0-14(7)-1.

I guess Lovejoy's a big lump and can hit a bit, but otherwise looks like a mediocre white-collar fighter. Allen started this month off sparring Usyk for two weeks in Ukraine...
Yeah I think I’m desperate to convince myself it will be competitive lol 😝 The strange thing is all this talk has made me quite interested in the fight. I think he’s better than chuck Gardner for example
Good old chuck gardner, will never forget him vs Bruno. I remember years ago watching his fight against dokes on you tube, he was actually a tough opponent earlier in his career before he died and got dug up to face big frank
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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JimJim2009 wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 19:31
Shhhh wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 19:29
dookus wrote: 27 Oct 2020, 19:11
For context, that was his opponent's 5th 1st round stoppage loss, and he's currently 0-14(7)-1.

I guess Lovejoy's a big lump and can hit a bit, but otherwise looks like a mediocre white-collar fighter. Allen started this month off sparring Usyk for two weeks in Ukraine...
Yeah I think I’m desperate to convince myself it will be competitive lol 😝 The strange thing is all this talk has made me quite interested in the fight. I think he’s better than chuck Gardner for example
Good old chuck gardner, will never forget him vs Bruno. I remember years ago watching his fight against tillis on you tube, he was actually a tough opponent earlier in his career before he died and got dug up to face big frank
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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gregregegg wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 15:39
Fray Bentos wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 10:34 Aren't we all forgetting, kids... HEAVYWEIGHTS - one punch and it is all over etc.

And ever since Buck Smith came over from his padded fighting career in the sticks of Oklahoma and KO'd Kirkland Laing even though he never had an amateur career and Kirk was on the cusp of a world title fight - I don't take any of these mugs for granted. :doh:
Forgot about HEAVYWEIGHTSSSSSSS 1 punch can change it all.... I just gotta put on 5 or 6 KGs and im a heavyweight. Cant wait to be able to knock anyone in the world spark out with one punch. even though i have brittle hands and wrists and can't punch, dosent mater if ya Heavyweight. Fury better not be running his mouth or ill chin him cause ill be HEAVYWEIGHT......
Are you a heavyweight boxer? That's interesting, if you are, you stand a chance, one punch etc - if you are just someone who weighs more than 14 st 4lbs then you're not and it doesn't sound like you are with all your self-confessed ailments. :roll:
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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The fight may not be happening.

It turns out Lovejoy has a promotional deal with Don King that he didn’t tell anyone about.

Unsurprisingly King has left it until very late in the day to make it known so is holding Matchroom and Lovejoy to ransom.
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cant say im surprised at the doubt of it happening :lol:
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No Dave Allen on the bill ?
I@m not farking paying for this !
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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maverick23 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:04 The fight may not be happening.

It turns out Lovejoy has a promotional deal with Don King that he didn’t tell anyone about.

Unsurprisingly King has left it until very late in the day to make it known so is holding Matchroom and Lovejoy to ransom.
It's a bit odd that Lovejoy either did not know this or didn't want to say anything about it.

Also, this would make sense to why Lovejoy is ranked by the WBA if we take Trevor Bryan as an example of Don King promoted Heavyweights having an unworthy rank.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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joshj909 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:13
maverick23 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:04 The fight may not be happening.

It turns out Lovejoy has a promotional deal with Don King that he didn’t tell anyone about.

Unsurprisingly King has left it until very late in the day to make it known so is holding Matchroom and Lovejoy to ransom.
It's a bit odd that Lovejoy either did not know this or didn't want to say anything about it.

Also, this would make sense to why Lovejoy is ranked by the WBA if we take Trevor Bryan as an example of Don King promoted Heavyweights having an unworthy rank.
Yeah - King kicked off saying he was going to match Lovejoy against Bryan at the end of the year.

Matchroom have offered Bryan a fight in December if they let Lovejoy fight.

If they don’t let him fight then Allen will probably fight a low level Brit.

King is probably just waiting for an offer to be big enough and then he’ll let it happen.
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maverick23 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:24
joshj909 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:13
maverick23 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:04 The fight may not be happening.

It turns out Lovejoy has a promotional deal with Don King that he didn’t tell anyone about.

Unsurprisingly King has left it until very late in the day to make it known so is holding Matchroom and Lovejoy to ransom.
It's a bit odd that Lovejoy either did not know this or didn't want to say anything about it.

Also, this would make sense to why Lovejoy is ranked by the WBA if we take Trevor Bryan as an example of Don King promoted Heavyweights having an unworthy rank.
Yeah - King kicked off saying he was going to match Lovejoy against Bryan at the end of the year.

Matchroom have offered Bryan a fight in December if they let Lovejoy fight.

If they don’t let him fight then Allen will probably fight a low level Brit.

King is probably just waiting for an offer to be big enough and then he’ll let it happen.
This is how I see it as well. King will let this happen but he will get what he wants from it
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Trust the ghost of America's favourite boxing villain to spoil my betting weekend
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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dookus wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:59 Trust the ghost of America's favourite boxing villain to spoil my betting weekend
The head tells me Dave Allen’s in unbelievable shape for the first time since the Lenroy Thomas rematch.

The head also tells me Allen is a guy capable of struggling and almost getting beat by obscure Argentinians but a few months later he comes and knocks Lucas Browne out for the count with a body shot.

Therefore the head tells me leave this one out when betting this weekend.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Typical Don King shit housing, did Papa Hearn not teach lil Hearn about the devil? And how no one has anything to do with him?

He will be asking for a nice chunk o change, options, and this that and the other, or he pulls one of the main support bouts at 48 hours notice. Surely not enough time with Covid bubble to get a replacement....

What a dick... What an old skool genius, could have imagined a number of other promoters playing their hand too soon. Not Don, Don has timed this like a pro. The experience of shafting people for decades has shone it's self.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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get soko in there
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Imagine being signed to Don King in 2020, when was the last time he put on a decent show ?
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