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Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Looks a good card but how much is it going up to in the meantime ?
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
person doing the subtitles mightve struggled with that oneCaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 14:26I never miss a chance to post this ….. Diamanté will have to be on his game to beat the intros heremaverick23 wrote: ↑11 Aug 2021, 03:14Eddie was saying his phone’s been crazy for tickets for it.
It will sell well - a big fight between 2 scousers tends to do well. From memory the Dodson, Quigley, Paul Smith fights sold well so I’d expect this to do the same.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Not many giving Fowler a chance! Is he that much of an outsider..... Is this fair? Fowler has only lost once to unbeaten Fitzgerald and it was a split decision ..... Surely Smith must be a little shopworn now..... he's fought at higher class of course and with credit, and whilst only 3 years older at 33, he looks about 50.... Fowler will be super up for it, fresher; you may say so will Liam due to the Scouse angle especially........ but he has talked about retirement, agreeing with Sir Eddeh Hearn that if he gets beat he will have nowhere to go and essentially admitting he will retire. This is never a good sign. So many fighters lose to lesser boxers boxers when retirement talk comes out, EG Cotto...
Bookies have Smith the marginal favourite at 4-6 which seems reasonable to me...... but Boxrec, great at calling fights, is heavily weighted towards Fowler. I have to admit I've never paid much attention to Robbie Fowler's cousin..... only watched the Fitzgerald fight with any interest. Would be interested to hear more.
Bookies have Smith the marginal favourite at 4-6 which seems reasonable to me...... but Boxrec, great at calling fights, is heavily weighted towards Fowler. I have to admit I've never paid much attention to Robbie Fowler's cousin..... only watched the Fitzgerald fight with any interest. Would be interested to hear more.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Wasn’t even a name. He just made a noise..margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 23:11person doing the subtitles mightve struggled with that oneCaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 14:26I never miss a chance to post this ….. Diamanté will have to be on his game to beat the intros heremaverick23 wrote: ↑11 Aug 2021, 03:14
Eddie was saying his phone’s been crazy for tickets for it.
It will sell well - a big fight between 2 scousers tends to do well. From memory the Dodson, Quigley, Paul Smith fights sold well so I’d expect this to do the same.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Never taken to Fowler for some reason. Hope Smith ends it dramatically.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Think this goes for a lot of people from what I’ve been seeing
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
We have to be careful of this, Fowler has put a lot of noses out of joint with his world champ in waiting talk and general arrogant attitude leading to a lot of people wanting to see him beat.smiling assassin wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 05:25Think this goes for a lot of people from what I’ve been seeing
We have to judge fights on what we think will happen not what we want to happen.
For me Fowlers chance is early, to overrun a faded Smith. However I think that while Smith his past his best, he still has too much all round for Fowler and will win in the middle rounds.
Also remember that it is Fowlers attitude which has created so much interest in the fight.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
I sat next to Fowler at the Cleverly/Bellew 2 show and he seemed to be a really nice bloke. He was still an amateur then. I don’t follow him on Twitter which apparently he doesn’t come across great on but the interviews I’ve seen are just a fighter who’s very confident in his own abilities. Not too much wrong with that although it’s not something us Brits tend to warm to.Coco wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 05:45We have to be careful of this, Fowler has put a lot of noses out of joint with his world champ in waiting talk and general arrogant attitude leading to a lot of people wanting to see him beat.smiling assassin wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 05:25Think this goes for a lot of people from what I’ve been seeing
We have to judge fights on what we think will happen not what we want to happen.
For me Fowlers chance is early, to overrun a faded Smith. However I think that while Smith his past his best, he still has too much all round for Fowler and will win in the middle rounds.
Also remember that it is Fowlers attitude which has created so much interest in the fight.
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Paul....grrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaaaagh
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Can see Fowler boxing great early behind his jab and snapping Smith head back regularly. But Smith will turn it up middle rounds and wear him down. Think it will be very entertaining.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
I mean he gets everything else right, names of ref, judges etc an dhe not drunk or anything…. But PAAAAAAUUUUUUULLLLL. RRRRRRRRRRRRR….. EEEHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 02:45Wasn’t even a name. He just made a noise..margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 23:11person doing the subtitles mightve struggled with that oneCaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 14:26
I never miss a chance to post this ….. Diamanté will have to be on his game to beat the intros here
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I mean FFS he must’ve done it for a bet…
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Predictions for Liam Smith vs Anthony Fowler
Wayne Alexander
Former British & European super-weterweight champion
"Firstly how good is it for two top British fighters from the same city getting it on.
Liam Smith definitely has more experience being a former world champion,and still is a good combination punching stiff-hitter, but I just believe the slightly younger, fresher and maybe more hungry fighter in Anthony Fowler can win a hard fight on points.
It’s definitely a pick'em contest, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it went the other way to Smith on points."
Muhammad Ali Zahid
Unbeaten super-welterweight prospect
"Firstly it’s a great domestic fight. A treat for us fight fans!
Huge respect to Anthony Fowler for taking such a risky fight so early on in his career. Due to the level Liam Smith has boxed at, facing the likes of Canelo and Munguia, he must have learnt a lot, gaining experience.
I’m going with a late Liam Smith stoppage - 8-10 rounds."
Troy Williamson
IBF European super-welterweight champion
"I think it's a very interesting fight. And it'll be a clash of styles, which will gel well and make for a tear-up in the later rounds."
Daniel Mendes
Former Southern Area cruiserweight champion
"I think Fowler wins, possibly by stoppage, had this fight been a few years ago I would expect a Smith win but I feel currently Fowler's age, strength and the fact he has been in less wars than Smith will work in Fowler's favour especially in the later rounds."
Anish Parekh
BBN Writer
"It's got to be Smith.
He has fought at world level and can still consider himself a fringe contender at the very least.
Fowler on the other hand has so far struggled to prove that he is beyond the status of a domestic fighter and has never really convinced me of his credentials to become a top pro.
What I will say about Fowler is he has a fighters heart and takes the sport seriously enough to work himself into peak condition. This will enable him to fight at a fast pace early on but I will be surprised if he remains competitive with Smith beyond the first five rounds.
The smarter, more seasoned Smith stops Fowler late or wins clearly on the cards. Either way, I believe it will be a fun night for scouser who will undoubtedly create a rowdy atmosphere."
Tim Rickson
BBN Editor
"I think this pair will make for a terrific fight.
Fowler is so disciplined and gets himself into incredible form and shape for his fights, Because of that fitness and engine, I think he will come out fast and cause Smith a few early problems, but this is a world-class fighter he's in with and he will eventually find his ryhthm and begin to battle back against the tide.
I think it could be a game of two halves, with Fowler dominating early, landing good shots as Smith tries to close the gap, then after the mid-rounds I can 'Beefy' begin to bully the younger man to win on points or even force a late stoppage."
Wayne Alexander
Former British & European super-weterweight champion
"Firstly how good is it for two top British fighters from the same city getting it on.
Liam Smith definitely has more experience being a former world champion,and still is a good combination punching stiff-hitter, but I just believe the slightly younger, fresher and maybe more hungry fighter in Anthony Fowler can win a hard fight on points.
It’s definitely a pick'em contest, and I wouldn’t be surprised if it went the other way to Smith on points."
Muhammad Ali Zahid
Unbeaten super-welterweight prospect
"Firstly it’s a great domestic fight. A treat for us fight fans!
Huge respect to Anthony Fowler for taking such a risky fight so early on in his career. Due to the level Liam Smith has boxed at, facing the likes of Canelo and Munguia, he must have learnt a lot, gaining experience.
I’m going with a late Liam Smith stoppage - 8-10 rounds."
Troy Williamson
IBF European super-welterweight champion
"I think it's a very interesting fight. And it'll be a clash of styles, which will gel well and make for a tear-up in the later rounds."
Daniel Mendes
Former Southern Area cruiserweight champion
"I think Fowler wins, possibly by stoppage, had this fight been a few years ago I would expect a Smith win but I feel currently Fowler's age, strength and the fact he has been in less wars than Smith will work in Fowler's favour especially in the later rounds."
Anish Parekh
BBN Writer
"It's got to be Smith.
He has fought at world level and can still consider himself a fringe contender at the very least.
Fowler on the other hand has so far struggled to prove that he is beyond the status of a domestic fighter and has never really convinced me of his credentials to become a top pro.
What I will say about Fowler is he has a fighters heart and takes the sport seriously enough to work himself into peak condition. This will enable him to fight at a fast pace early on but I will be surprised if he remains competitive with Smith beyond the first five rounds.
The smarter, more seasoned Smith stops Fowler late or wins clearly on the cards. Either way, I believe it will be a fun night for scouser who will undoubtedly create a rowdy atmosphere."
Tim Rickson
BBN Editor
"I think this pair will make for a terrific fight.
Fowler is so disciplined and gets himself into incredible form and shape for his fights, Because of that fitness and engine, I think he will come out fast and cause Smith a few early problems, but this is a world-class fighter he's in with and he will eventually find his ryhthm and begin to battle back against the tide.
I think it could be a game of two halves, with Fowler dominating early, landing good shots as Smith tries to close the gap, then after the mid-rounds I can 'Beefy' begin to bully the younger man to win on points or even force a late stoppage."
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
He didn’t get everything else right. The noise he made to announce Paul Smith takes away from the biggest error of the lot.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 16:48I mean he gets everything else right, names of ref, judges etc an dhe not drunk or anything…. But PAAAAAAUUUUUUULLLLL. RRRRRRRRRRRRR….. EEEHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 02:45Wasn’t even a name. He just made a noise..margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Aug 2021, 23:11
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He didn’t even introduce Tony Dodson.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
True. Just bizarre though. The most important thing is the fighter. How can an experienced MC or even an inexperienced one forget that? I like McDonald. Better than the half man half rat with the suspiciously made up Teddy Atlas style life storyjameswilson wrote: ↑17 Aug 2021, 06:51He didn’t get everything else right. The noise he made to announce Paul Smith takes away from the biggest error of the lot.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑14 Aug 2021, 16:48I mean he gets everything else right, names of ref, judges etc an dhe not drunk or anything…. But PAAAAAAUUUUUUULLLLL. RRRRRRRRRRRRR….. EEEHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
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He didn’t even introduce Tony Dodson.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Is this fight card complete now?
FW has just added Foster-Cunningham on thei B’ham show.
FW has just added Foster-Cunningham on thei B’ham show.
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Another rude awakening for Fowler.
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
can see a smith ko he has anything left about him , he has improved a lot smith , fowler has staled , he is strong smith good inside as well think he be the aggressor , fowler looking to counter with big shots think smith points
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
can see a smith ko he has anything left about him , he has improved a lot smith , fowler has staled , he is strong smith good inside as well think he be the aggressor , fowler looking to counter with big shots think smith points
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Natasha Jonas Added To Smith vs. Fowler Card, October 9 In Liverpool
Natasha Jonas has had her next fight confirmed.
The former undisputed world lightweight title challenger has been out of action since losing to Katie Taylor back in May.
Jonas, 37, is an ex-Olympian and had previously been on Team GB before turning professional.
She was once the holder of the WBA International female title at super-featherweight and drew with Terri Harper in a challenge for the WBC and IBO crowns down at 130 pounds a year ago.
But since losing to Irish star Taylor on points over 10 rounds (96-95, 96-94 and 96-95) earlier this year, ‘Miss GB’ has been itching to get back between the ropes.
And now, after receiving the green light from promoter Eddie Hearn, Jonas can prepare to scratch the itch on October 9, exclusively live on DAZN.
She has been added to the supporting cast of the all-Liverpool affair between Liam Smith and Anthony Fowler in their home city, at the M&S Bank Arena.
Former WBO world champion Smith (29-3-1, 16 KOs) meets former Commonwealth Games gold medallist Anthony Fowler (15-1, 12 KOs) in a 12-round contest and the battle for Scouse super-welterweight supremacy tops a bumper card.
WBA female bantamweight champion Shannon Courtenay returns to action on the bill, making the first defence of the title against California’s Jamie Mitchell and Ted Cheeseman will battle Troy Williamson in a defence of the British title at super-welterweight, while James Metcalf and Kieron Conway –– both of whom have shared a ring with the aforementioned Cheeseman –– will fight for a title to be determined in the 154-pound division.
Undefeated Luke Willis fights Rylan Charlton over 10 rounds at super-lightweight and heavyweight prospect Solomon Dacres looks to move to three fights unbeaten against Kamil Sokolowski.
Fowler’s fellow Commonwealth Games gold medallist Peter McGrail, fresh from appearing for Team GB at the Olympics in Tokyo, will make his professional debut after ditching the vest and headguard and Blane Hyland will have pro fight number six alongside Steve Wood-managed Rhiannon Dixon, who was in action earlier this month and will be looking to extend her unblemished ledger to four outings.
Natasha Jonas has had her next fight confirmed.
The former undisputed world lightweight title challenger has been out of action since losing to Katie Taylor back in May.
Jonas, 37, is an ex-Olympian and had previously been on Team GB before turning professional.
She was once the holder of the WBA International female title at super-featherweight and drew with Terri Harper in a challenge for the WBC and IBO crowns down at 130 pounds a year ago.
But since losing to Irish star Taylor on points over 10 rounds (96-95, 96-94 and 96-95) earlier this year, ‘Miss GB’ has been itching to get back between the ropes.
And now, after receiving the green light from promoter Eddie Hearn, Jonas can prepare to scratch the itch on October 9, exclusively live on DAZN.
She has been added to the supporting cast of the all-Liverpool affair between Liam Smith and Anthony Fowler in their home city, at the M&S Bank Arena.
Former WBO world champion Smith (29-3-1, 16 KOs) meets former Commonwealth Games gold medallist Anthony Fowler (15-1, 12 KOs) in a 12-round contest and the battle for Scouse super-welterweight supremacy tops a bumper card.
WBA female bantamweight champion Shannon Courtenay returns to action on the bill, making the first defence of the title against California’s Jamie Mitchell and Ted Cheeseman will battle Troy Williamson in a defence of the British title at super-welterweight, while James Metcalf and Kieron Conway –– both of whom have shared a ring with the aforementioned Cheeseman –– will fight for a title to be determined in the 154-pound division.
Undefeated Luke Willis fights Rylan Charlton over 10 rounds at super-lightweight and heavyweight prospect Solomon Dacres looks to move to three fights unbeaten against Kamil Sokolowski.
Fowler’s fellow Commonwealth Games gold medallist Peter McGrail, fresh from appearing for Team GB at the Olympics in Tokyo, will make his professional debut after ditching the vest and headguard and Blane Hyland will have pro fight number six alongside Steve Wood-managed Rhiannon Dixon, who was in action earlier this month and will be looking to extend her unblemished ledger to four outings.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
The news absolutely no one was waiting for….. and Courtenay as well FFSRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑20 Sep 2021, 12:22 Natasha Jonas Added To Smith vs. Fowler Card, October 9 In Liverpool
Natasha Jonas has had her next fight confirmed.
The former undisputed world lightweight title challenger has been out of action since losing to Katie Taylor back in May.
Jonas, 37, is an ex-Olympian and had previously been on Team GB before turning professional.
She was once the holder of the WBA International female title at super-featherweight and drew with Terri Harper in a challenge for the WBC and IBO crowns down at 130 pounds a year ago.
But since losing to Irish star Taylor on points over 10 rounds (96-95, 96-94 and 96-95) earlier this year, ‘Miss GB’ has been itching to get back between the ropes.
And now, after receiving the green light from promoter Eddie Hearn, Jonas can prepare to scratch the itch on October 9, exclusively live on DAZN.
She has been added to the supporting cast of the all-Liverpool affair between Liam Smith and Anthony Fowler in their home city, at the M&S Bank Arena.
Former WBO world champion Smith (29-3-1, 16 KOs) meets former Commonwealth Games gold medallist Anthony Fowler (15-1, 12 KOs) in a 12-round contest and the battle for Scouse super-welterweight supremacy tops a bumper card.
WBA female bantamweight champion Shannon Courtenay returns to action on the bill, making the first defence of the title against California’s Jamie Mitchell and Ted Cheeseman will battle Troy Williamson in a defence of the British title at super-welterweight, while James Metcalf and Kieron Conway –– both of whom have shared a ring with the aforementioned Cheeseman –– will fight for a title to be determined in the 154-pound division.
Undefeated Luke Willis fights Rylan Charlton over 10 rounds at super-lightweight and heavyweight prospect Solomon Dacres looks to move to three fights unbeaten against Kamil Sokolowski.
Fowler’s fellow Commonwealth Games gold medallist Peter McGrail, fresh from appearing for Team GB at the Olympics in Tokyo, will make his professional debut after ditching the vest and headguard and Blane Hyland will have pro fight number six alongside Steve Wood-managed Rhiannon Dixon, who was in action earlier this month and will be looking to extend her unblemished ledger to four outings.
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
bruh , everyone loves womens boxing though, we just cant get enough of beautiful brawlers like that
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Black Sam Bellamy
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Tough choice for Joe Gallagher, he cannot be in two places at once.
Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
He won't need to be they are boxing in the same arena and not at the same time!Black Sam Bellamy wrote: ↑20 Sep 2021, 13:51 Tough choice for Joe Gallagher, he cannot be in two places at once.
It's hardly uncommon for a trainer to have more than one fighter on a bill
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Re: Liam Smith vs. Anthony Fowler - 9 October 2021
Callum johnson is fighting in Brum on the same night Coco.