Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
no, its pretty f@cking bleh
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Ritson is TBA, that never bodes well, and I'll bet it ain't a rematch with Ponce.
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WestEndRiot
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Can't work out how to post a screenshot
But according to this fighter list, Claressa Shields is on the card
https://www.boxxer.com/events/fury-vs-h ... l/#Tickets
But according to this fighter list, Claressa Shields is on the card
https://www.boxxer.com/events/fury-vs-h ... l/#Tickets
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
She isn’t.WestEndRiot wrote: ↑02 Sep 2021, 07:38 Can't work out how to post a screenshot![]()
But according to this fighter list, Claressa Shields is on the card
https://www.boxxer.com/events/fury-vs-h ... l/#Tickets
It says
Marshall (10-0, 8 KO’s) will be looking for another highlight-reel win when she defends her title against Zambia’s Lolita ‘The Black Diamond’ Muzeya (16-0, 8 KO’s). A successful defence in Newcastle could also open the door to a long-awaited super showdown with rival Claressa ‘T-Rex’ Shields (11-0, 2 KO’s).
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WestEndRiot
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
It does. Top of the page....
FURY vs HAMMER
Saturday 16th October 2021 – Utilita Arena Newcastle
MARSHALL VS MUZEYA
LEWIS RITSON
CLARESSA SHIELDS
BRAD REA
STEVE ROBINSON
MARK WEBSTER
APRIL HUNTER
GEORGIA O'CONNOR
MARK DICKINSON
FURY vs HAMMER
Saturday 16th October 2021 – Utilita Arena Newcastle
MARSHALL VS MUZEYA
LEWIS RITSON
CLARESSA SHIELDS
BRAD REA
STEVE ROBINSON
MARK WEBSTER
APRIL HUNTER
GEORGIA O'CONNOR
MARK DICKINSON
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Sorry yeh, I didn’t go that far up.WestEndRiot wrote: ↑02 Sep 2021, 07:52 It does. Top of the page....
FURY vs HAMMER
Saturday 16th October 2021 – Utilita Arena Newcastle
MARSHALL VS MUZEYA
LEWIS RITSON
CLARESSA SHIELDS
BRAD REA
STEVE ROBINSON
MARK WEBSTER
APRIL HUNTER
GEORGIA O'CONNOR
MARK DICKINSON
I doubt she’s on the card. She has her 2nd MMA fight coming up as well.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Its a strange one. You'd have to think its a mistake, as she'd be one of the biggest selling points on a pretty poor card
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Hughie Fury: It is My Destiny To Be at The Top, I Believe I'll Be Champion!
Heavyweight contender Hughie Fury confidently believes that he will capture a world title by the end of his pro career.
Fury is scheduled to return to the ring on October 16, against veteran Christian Hammer at Utilita Arena in Newcastle on October 16.
Fury's cousin, Tyson Fury, holds the WBC title. And Anthony Joshua has the WBO, IBF, IBO, WBA world titles.
Fury has won two fights in a row since losing a twelve round decision to Alexander Povetkin in August of 2019.
He hopes to topple Hammer in dominant fashion to build his case for a major fight in 2022.
"This team will put me where I need to be," said Fury. "Before I couldn't get the fights. Now I believe I can get them.
"Straight away with Hammer, I said: 'These are the fights I want'. He is a game fighter. I love a fight, I'm not afraid of any challenge, I will jump in the ring with anyone. I could have had easier fights but I want someone who will fight back and give me a challenge.
"I believe I will be the champion of the world. It is my destiny to be at the top. To become a world champion is all that's in my mind. Whoever has got a belt, I want those belts. I will get through this fight, get into a mandatory position, and whoever has got a belt at the time, I'll take.
"If you can fight, you can fight. I'm not afraid to fight anyone. It's not about records - it's about learning. Before, it was a boy against men. Now I've come into myself and it will be a different story. Get the right fights, I don't care who it is, and get those belts."
Heavyweight contender Hughie Fury confidently believes that he will capture a world title by the end of his pro career.
Fury is scheduled to return to the ring on October 16, against veteran Christian Hammer at Utilita Arena in Newcastle on October 16.
Fury's cousin, Tyson Fury, holds the WBC title. And Anthony Joshua has the WBO, IBF, IBO, WBA world titles.
Fury has won two fights in a row since losing a twelve round decision to Alexander Povetkin in August of 2019.
He hopes to topple Hammer in dominant fashion to build his case for a major fight in 2022.
"This team will put me where I need to be," said Fury. "Before I couldn't get the fights. Now I believe I can get them.
"Straight away with Hammer, I said: 'These are the fights I want'. He is a game fighter. I love a fight, I'm not afraid of any challenge, I will jump in the ring with anyone. I could have had easier fights but I want someone who will fight back and give me a challenge.
"I believe I will be the champion of the world. It is my destiny to be at the top. To become a world champion is all that's in my mind. Whoever has got a belt, I want those belts. I will get through this fight, get into a mandatory position, and whoever has got a belt at the time, I'll take.
"If you can fight, you can fight. I'm not afraid to fight anyone. It's not about records - it's about learning. Before, it was a boy against men. Now I've come into myself and it will be a different story. Get the right fights, I don't care who it is, and get those belts."
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
just a babeh, just a wee little lad, just fresh of his mother
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Surely they will put Ritson on after Fury.
Sky are pretty desperate having Fury - Hammer as a main event. A few years ago this would had been on in Bolton on channel 5
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
It’s uncanny. He even LOOKS like Hughie Fury!
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
You’re mistaken. That IS Hughie.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
LOLRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑07 Sep 2021, 14:06You’re mistaken. That IS Hughie.
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Nice shades on Ali 
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
well i think this is come of the man come of the hour for hughie now , he gets a hard time though he has fought decent opponents and lost on tight decisions to good fighters , only 26 now so he fought grown men as a kid so he has balls never been ko has a chin, its the agressive side we have been waiting to see from him , going at a man putting it on him front foot letting his hands go , i think ko win here for hughie and gets his career moving again
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
hughie will turn 27 in a few days, wonder if dat much awaited man strength is coming in yet
Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
maggie i thought u were your own person your jumping on other peoples bandwangons and that aint u , i am saying he has been fighting heavy weight competive fights from a young age , and the great thing is from here on out will see what he is made off, iam mean hughie is quiet lad he dont go around giving it , lets see what hes got but i reckon he should be going for ko in this fight or i wont be impressedmargaret thatcher wrote: ↑09 Sep 2021, 20:27 hughie will turn 27 in a few days, making him the world's oldest and biggest wee tot. its unfair that someone in their late 20s has to fight grown men if you ask me, they should be given more time for their man strength to come in
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
It's the way he fights, doesn't need to use much strength..margaret thatcher wrote: ↑09 Sep 2021, 20:27 hughie will turn 27 in a few days, wonder if dat much awaited man strength is coming in yet
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Press Release
Ritson Admits Philadelphia Street Fight Legend, Who Has Faced Terence Crawford, Will Be “A Hard Night’s Work” In Newcastle On October 16
Newcastle fight hero Lewis ‘The Sandman’ Ritson (21-2, 12 KO’s) will face former world title challenger Henry ‘Hank’ Lundy (31-9, 14 KO’s) on the high-profile BOXXER event taking place at the Utilita Arena in his home city on Saturday 16th October.
Airing live and exclusively on Sky Sports, the action-packed card features former WBA Intercontinental Champion Ritson plus heavyweight contender Hughie Fury (25-3-0, 14 KO’s), who faces the dangerous Christian Hammer (26-7-0, 16 KO’s), and WBO World Middleweight Champion Savannah Marshall (10-0-0, 8 KO’s) who defends her title against unbeaten challenger Lolita ‘The Black Diamond’ Muzeya (16-0-0, 8 KO’s).
Ritson’s fanatical fans have long-awaited his return to the ring and are expected to turn out in force to support him for this clash with the tough American who has faced some of the world’s best, including pound-for-pound great Terrance Crawford.
Fighting out of the legendary boxing city of Philadelphia, Hammerin’ Hank was a renowned street fighter before being advised to turn his skills to boxing, where he has earned a solid reputation as a hard, no-nonsense warrior.
In May this year he challenged WBC Silver Light-Welterweight Champion Jose Zepeda and took world #2-ranked the distance despite coming in on short notice, giving Zepeda one of the toughest fights of his career and rocking him badly at one point.
The 28-year-old Ritson, who lost an IBF world title eliminator to Jeremias Ponce in June, can’t wait to hear the inimitable ‘Ritson Roar’ as he heads into his eight-round super-lightweight battle with Lundy and believes it will lift him to peak performance levels.
“It’s great to be back live on Sky Sports and in my home city and I can’t wait to hear the roar of the crowd,” said Ritson.
“I wanted to come back with a test and Lundy will definitely provide that. Apart from Ponce, he will be the hardest fighter that I’ve fought. We got offered a fighter a few levels below Lundy but I wanted a challenge and to put a great fight on for the fans.
“Lundy is a very dangerous opponent. He gave Crawford a good go, he’s only been stopped twice – by Crawford and John Molina – and he’s just fought the world number two in his last fight [Zepeda], took him to points and wobbled the lad quite badly.
“It’s definitely going to be a hard night’s work on October 16 but we wanted to jump straight back into the mix with an opponent who is very experienced at world level. I didn’t want to offer the fans an underwhelming fight which would have them giving me stick on social media!
“It’s going to be tough night but we’re looking at a Ritson victory.”
Elsewhere on the card: Hartlepool heroine Savannah Marshall makes the second defence of her WBO World Middleweight title against Zambia’s hard-hitting Lolita Muzeya (16-0-0, 8 KO’s); Manchester star and World heavyweight title contender Hughie Fury (25-3-0, 14 KO’s) squares off against experienced German Christian Hammer (26-7-0, 16 KO’s) in a 12-Round International Contest; Newcastle’s Lewis Ritson (21-2-0, 12 KO’s) faces the experienced and tough American ‘Hank’ Lundy (31-9-1, 14 KO’s) over eight rounds at super-lightweight; rising Manchester talent Brad Rea (10-4, KO’s) meets Harrow’s Jez Smith (13-3-1,6 KO’s) over eight rounds at middleweight; Newcastle heavyweight giant Steve Robinson (3-0, 2 KO’s) faces Manchester’s Reece Barlow over six rounds; unbeaten Middlesborough cruiserweight hot-shot Michael Webster (5-0-0, 3 KO’s) is in a six-round contest against Newcastle’s Jone Volau (5-6, 2 KO’s); undefeated Wallsend welterweight ace April Hunter (4-0) and finally two stars of the future make their pro debuts: Durham super-welterweight Georgia O’Connor in six round contest and Rainton middleweight Mark Dickinson takes on Slovakia’s Michael Gazdik over six rounds.
Ritson Admits Philadelphia Street Fight Legend, Who Has Faced Terence Crawford, Will Be “A Hard Night’s Work” In Newcastle On October 16
Newcastle fight hero Lewis ‘The Sandman’ Ritson (21-2, 12 KO’s) will face former world title challenger Henry ‘Hank’ Lundy (31-9, 14 KO’s) on the high-profile BOXXER event taking place at the Utilita Arena in his home city on Saturday 16th October.
Airing live and exclusively on Sky Sports, the action-packed card features former WBA Intercontinental Champion Ritson plus heavyweight contender Hughie Fury (25-3-0, 14 KO’s), who faces the dangerous Christian Hammer (26-7-0, 16 KO’s), and WBO World Middleweight Champion Savannah Marshall (10-0-0, 8 KO’s) who defends her title against unbeaten challenger Lolita ‘The Black Diamond’ Muzeya (16-0-0, 8 KO’s).
Ritson’s fanatical fans have long-awaited his return to the ring and are expected to turn out in force to support him for this clash with the tough American who has faced some of the world’s best, including pound-for-pound great Terrance Crawford.
Fighting out of the legendary boxing city of Philadelphia, Hammerin’ Hank was a renowned street fighter before being advised to turn his skills to boxing, where he has earned a solid reputation as a hard, no-nonsense warrior.
In May this year he challenged WBC Silver Light-Welterweight Champion Jose Zepeda and took world #2-ranked the distance despite coming in on short notice, giving Zepeda one of the toughest fights of his career and rocking him badly at one point.
The 28-year-old Ritson, who lost an IBF world title eliminator to Jeremias Ponce in June, can’t wait to hear the inimitable ‘Ritson Roar’ as he heads into his eight-round super-lightweight battle with Lundy and believes it will lift him to peak performance levels.
“It’s great to be back live on Sky Sports and in my home city and I can’t wait to hear the roar of the crowd,” said Ritson.
“I wanted to come back with a test and Lundy will definitely provide that. Apart from Ponce, he will be the hardest fighter that I’ve fought. We got offered a fighter a few levels below Lundy but I wanted a challenge and to put a great fight on for the fans.
“Lundy is a very dangerous opponent. He gave Crawford a good go, he’s only been stopped twice – by Crawford and John Molina – and he’s just fought the world number two in his last fight [Zepeda], took him to points and wobbled the lad quite badly.
“It’s definitely going to be a hard night’s work on October 16 but we wanted to jump straight back into the mix with an opponent who is very experienced at world level. I didn’t want to offer the fans an underwhelming fight which would have them giving me stick on social media!
“It’s going to be tough night but we’re looking at a Ritson victory.”
Elsewhere on the card: Hartlepool heroine Savannah Marshall makes the second defence of her WBO World Middleweight title against Zambia’s hard-hitting Lolita Muzeya (16-0-0, 8 KO’s); Manchester star and World heavyweight title contender Hughie Fury (25-3-0, 14 KO’s) squares off against experienced German Christian Hammer (26-7-0, 16 KO’s) in a 12-Round International Contest; Newcastle’s Lewis Ritson (21-2-0, 12 KO’s) faces the experienced and tough American ‘Hank’ Lundy (31-9-1, 14 KO’s) over eight rounds at super-lightweight; rising Manchester talent Brad Rea (10-4, KO’s) meets Harrow’s Jez Smith (13-3-1,6 KO’s) over eight rounds at middleweight; Newcastle heavyweight giant Steve Robinson (3-0, 2 KO’s) faces Manchester’s Reece Barlow over six rounds; unbeaten Middlesborough cruiserweight hot-shot Michael Webster (5-0-0, 3 KO’s) is in a six-round contest against Newcastle’s Jone Volau (5-6, 2 KO’s); undefeated Wallsend welterweight ace April Hunter (4-0) and finally two stars of the future make their pro debuts: Durham super-welterweight Georgia O’Connor in six round contest and Rainton middleweight Mark Dickinson takes on Slovakia’s Michael Gazdik over six rounds.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
mmm. I quite like the fight. Whilst Lundy has lost 3 of his last 5 they’ve been in decent company. Not sure if he’s ever fought at 140 though or whether he’s known about the fight before now but could have been a lot worse.
I thought they were looking to squeeze Eubank Jr on here?
Mark Dickinson makes his pro debut on the undercard. He’s got loads of potential and is the nephew of Travis and Jon Lewis. Hopefully they show it.
I thought they were looking to squeeze Eubank Jr on here?
Mark Dickinson makes his pro debut on the undercard. He’s got loads of potential and is the nephew of Travis and Jon Lewis. Hopefully they show it.
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
Who's topping the bill here? I thought it was Fury but going off last week's Sky card it looked as if it was Marshall
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
They were supposed to get CEJ on this card too..handsofstone wrote: ↑06 Oct 2021, 10:39 Who's topping the bill here? I thought it was Fury but going off last week's Sky card it looked as if it was Marshall
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Re: Hughie Fury vs. Christian Hammer | Sky Sports - 16 October 2021
theyre packing this card with ladies
