Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Who wins?

Poll ended at 02 Apr 2022, 11:39

Marku - Decision
5
16%
Marku - T/KO
7
23%
DRAW
3
10%
Jenkins - T/KO
3
10%
Jenkins - Decision
13
42%
 
Total votes: 31

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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Twinkle Toes »

Marku behaves like this before every fight, and then the fireworks go out when he gets in the ring.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

Twinkle Toes wrote: 01 Apr 2022, 11:49 Marku behaves like this before every fight, and then the fireworks go out when he gets in the ring.
Apparently Jenkin's blew him a kiss.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

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He did, but Marku was mouthing off right in his face first.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by lookingaround87 »

God I can't stand this mental midget. He's so boring and lacking any real talent, but he thinks he's so special. He's gonna get flatlined eventually and I can't wait. Put him in with that Lithuanian who knocked Crawford down and we'll see a brutal knockout.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Coco »

The Albanian is really limited, they think Jenkins is well past it, already touting a fight against the much more gone Khan.

He is a strong, tough guy, who keeps on coming, with his head down! Not a puncher either

The rumour is............ he sells a lot of tickets
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Coco wrote: 01 Apr 2022, 14:10 The Albanian is really limited, they think Jenkins is well past it, already touting a fight against the much more gone Khan.

He is a strong, tough guy, who keeps on coming, with his head down! Not a puncher either

The rumour is............ he sells a lot of tickets
Like Johnny Fishwr and Frank Buglioni?
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

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JamesPhilips wrote: 01 Apr 2022, 14:13
Coco wrote: 01 Apr 2022, 14:10 The Albanian is really limited, they think Jenkins is well past it, already touting a fight against the much more gone Khan.

He is a strong, tough guy, who keeps on coming, with his head down! Not a puncher either

The rumour is............ he sells a lot of tickets
Like Johnny Fishwr and Frank Buglioni?
Like Fisher, but he is still a young novice, Buguloni could fight, think Damon Hague
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Dioufy »

Marku so desperate to be relevant he’s consistently acting the knob.
Look forward to him getting beat before he gets that one payday he’s quite clearly after.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

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Marku’s the kind of guy you hope gets KOd Mercer v Morrison style.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by ScottDetonator »

Marku talks a great fight but he's not at the level he thinks and doubt he ever will be. Jenkins is a notoriously bad cutter, which I would expect to play a part again this evening.

I see Marku winning inside 6.

Savannah's opponent went 10 rounds with Claressa Shields 3.5 years ago, sure Adam and Sky will tell us 20+ times tonight. Favour Savannah TKO in 3-4, depends how much ambition Hermans shows.

Bradley Rea probably win in first couple of rounds.

Zak Chelli usually gives a good account of himself, could be a decent fight if late replacement, Jack Kilgannon has been training.

All in all, the card is lacking a main event. We'll probably just get the 4 fights mentioned above +1 undercard fight, and the rest on Youtube or something seeing as the Sky Card starts at 8pm.

I can see it being a card a few might not even bother with.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

I’ve seen the running order as wel. Will post it soon. With start times etc.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by jameswilson »

The problem Marshall has is she’s the only person I’ve ever seen who’s actually a genuine middleweight. Shields is a clear light middle.

Marshall’s opponents from
Memory alway turn up to the weigh in fully clothed and weighing 3 or 4 pounds under the limit at least.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Fightnight Scores »

This Konecna lady they've brought over from Czech for April Hunter to beat is woeful, even by ladies standards.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

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Fightnight Scores wrote: 02 Apr 2022, 14:02 This Konecna lady they've brought over from Czech for April Hunter to beat is woeful, even by ladies standards.
Lol Hunter is awful too
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Coco »

Most though it was stopped early after Jenkins won all the rounds.

But the Albanian sells a lot of tickets
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

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I thought was an okay stoppage.
The fact Jenkins lacked the basic know how to take a knee in that situ I have zero sympathy for.
I also thought Marku was potentially 3-0 up albeit with them being arguably close.
I’ve deffo seen worse.

Marku is a bell but he’s at least British level so we have to take him serious.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by mickey1975 »

Dioufy wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 18:00 I thought was an okay stoppage.
The fact Jenkins lacked the basic know how to take a knee in that situ I have zero sympathy for.
I also thought Marku was potentially 3-0 up albeit with them being arguably close.
I’ve deffo seen worse.

Marku is a bell but he’s at least British level so we have to take him serious.
If he was British.
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Re: Florian Marku vs. Chris Jenkins | Sky Sports - 2 April 2022

Post by Dioufy »

Watched this drunk.
Seems fairly competitive until the 4th.
No issues with the stoppage as Jenkins should’ve taken the knee.
Marku was very strong and just had a little more hunger.
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