2x 10-10sCMCanavessi wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:00 One of the cards was 96-94 for Bakole. How in hell do you get to that score when there were 2 knockdowns? It's mathematically impossible...
Serious question.
Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Aren’t they brothers?MightyWarrior wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 17:04 Marty Looking confident. Gets a hug from WBC Cruiser champ, from Congo too I think …
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Do they allow for 10-10 rounds in this organization or fight?gregregegg wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:542x 10-10sCMCanavessi wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:00 One of the cards was 96-94 for Bakole. How in hell do you get to that score when there were 2 knockdowns? It's mathematically impossible...
Serious question.
Anyways, it looks like it was 96-92 and someone made a typo somewhere. 96-92 the best card out of the 3.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
10-10s are always allowed i thought. just rarely used. But yea looks like 96-92, which is still way to close.CMCanavessi wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 19:03Do they allow for 10-10 rounds in this organization or fight?gregregegg wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:542x 10-10sCMCanavessi wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:00 One of the cards was 96-94 for Bakole. How in hell do you get to that score when there were 2 knockdowns? It's mathematically impossible...
Serious question.
Anyways, it looks like it was 96-92 and someone made a typo somewhere. 96-92 the best card out of the 3.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Credit to Hunter.
Bakole reminds me of a Chisora.
Tough fight but won’t win a world title.
Bakole reminds me of a Chisora.
Tough fight but won’t win a world title.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Anyone know what the 94-94 judge did with the 10th round... because there are two equaly disturbing options...
Either:
-The judge had yoka up after 9 rounds....
Or
-The judge gave yoka round 10
Either:
-The judge had yoka up after 9 rounds....
Or
-The judge gave yoka round 10
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Nah. Really? You think? I was watching Yoka more than Bakole... Chisora is a short pressure fighter, bobs and weaves, utilises a cross armed defence... Bakole isn't any of those things is he?
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
I think he is more joyce like. but slightly quicker hands, and way worse stamina. but a biggg clubbing plodder.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 19:17 Credit to Hunter.
Bakole reminds me of a Chisora.
Tough fight but won’t win a world title.
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Yeah, I didn't mean avenging a robbery, just avenging a loss at the highest level. Imagine what Joyce would have done to him tonight?Mighty Atom wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:38Nah. He missed drug tests rather than failed them.
And the Olympic final was fair enough, it was a very close fight
He wouldn't have slacked off like Bakole, Joe would have knocked the dirty frenchie into next week!
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Bakole got good money tonight didn’t he? Any leaks from the teams on how much?
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Also just seen that Bakole weighed in at 277.
Watching the highlights (full fight not yet available on YouTube) he was fighting at an ok pace.
Mad that he can be so heavy and not gas out completely over 10.
Watching the highlights (full fight not yet available on YouTube) he was fighting at an ok pace.
Mad that he can be so heavy and not gas out completely over 10.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
i can see shades of chizz with how he puts together the looping shots when he's coming forward in attack mode, though obviously they have a lot of differences too
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
bakole has some good things about him, throws every type of punch (even body) and has pop to them, good combos, obviously a natural shw
there is a 1 pacedness to him though and times he seems to drop off. rounds 7, 8, and 9 yoka got back into it. i think other hws could finished off yoka already if theyd had him in that trouble
still, nice win that could set him up for something bigger. would like to see him vs hrgovic-zhang winner, gassiev, dub-bryan winner etc
there is a 1 pacedness to him though and times he seems to drop off. rounds 7, 8, and 9 yoka got back into it. i think other hws could finished off yoka already if theyd had him in that trouble
still, nice win that could set him up for something bigger. would like to see him vs hrgovic-zhang winner, gassiev, dub-bryan winner etc
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Finally the end of Yoka hype. Thought he'd win this won. Guess he's worse than I had thought.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
It was a fornicating robbery. And missed is no excuse, he's a pedheadMighty Atom wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 18:38Nah. He missed drug tests rather than failed them.
And the Olympic final was fair enough, it was a very close fight
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Yeah - the Juggernaut was totally jobbed at the Olympics.
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Had it 99-89 for Bakole, as easy a night as he will likely get anywhere, Yoka was dreadful, any fight he had was knocked out if him in the 1st round when a clubbing right hand had him taking a knee, didn't look a big shot but everything Bakole landed early registered, Yoka's nose was broken early and he just looked lost at sea all night, Bakole kept composed and just walked Yoka down and took him apart, good variety to head and body, whipped in some nice lefts downstairs, the knockdown in the 5th looked a bit harsh, Yoka looked like he went over his ankle
It didn't matter as Yoka showed no real ambition and backpedaled all night, I wouldve like to have seen Bakole show more urgency, I've no doubt Yoka would've folded by an onslaught, Yoka looked relieved to hear the final bell and probably explains why he looked sprightly in the last round, bizarre but considering the cards were apparently close maybe he thought he still wouldve got it
It didn't matter as Yoka showed no real ambition and backpedaled all night, I wouldve like to have seen Bakole show more urgency, I've no doubt Yoka would've folded by an onslaught, Yoka looked relieved to hear the final bell and probably explains why he looked sprightly in the last round, bizarre but considering the cards were apparently close maybe he thought he still wouldve got it
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Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
ya and that's why i dont think it's unfair to call bakole a bit lazy. defo could bashed yoka out of there with a bit more ambition to his attack, yoka looked unsteady, scared, and panicky almost all fight
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Yoka was simply awful from the off .
He seemed to slim for a HW and lacked power , never threw enough and once hurt in the 1st that was it Bakole had his number .
His career is well fecked now in boxing terms however he is still the great " French hope " - hence the totally incomprehensible judges scoring .
Bakole isnt anything special lets face it - Chisora level on a good day .
But fair play to him he battered Yoka in a totally one sided way .
The full fight was on the tube last night for anyone who hasnt seen it .
He seemed to slim for a HW and lacked power , never threw enough and once hurt in the 1st that was it Bakole had his number .
His career is well fecked now in boxing terms however he is still the great " French hope " - hence the totally incomprehensible judges scoring .
Bakole isnt anything special lets face it - Chisora level on a good day .
But fair play to him he battered Yoka in a totally one sided way .
The full fight was on the tube last night for anyone who hasnt seen it .
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Just caught up with this, great performance from Bakole. Hard to give Yoka any rounds at all, the 7th perhaps and maybe the 8th if we're being very generous because it was a bit of a quiet round. How the cards were that close with two 10-8 rounds (even if the 5th shouldn't have counted) I don't know. Bizarre from Yoka in the 10th, he didn't engage at all it was as if he thought he just needed to survive the round to win...
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Yoka proved why he didn’t deserve that gold. Not very good.
Re: Tony Yoka vs. Martin Bakole - May 14, 2022
Fury set the blueprint for that one .jameswilson wrote: ↑14 May 2022, 21:17 Also just seen that Bakole weighed in at 277.
Watching the highlights (full fight not yet available on YouTube) he was fighting at an ok pace.
Mad that he can be so heavy and not gas out completely over 10.