skanksta wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 15:51
This card is ok.
If they put Hassan Azim on and moved down Dubois or Chamberlain it would be fine..
McKenna won that, but not by much. Woulda been nice for 1 judge to give Lima a draw maybe.
skanksta wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 15:51
This card is ok.
If they put Hassan Azim on and moved down Dubois or Chamberlain it would be fine..
McKenna won that, but not by much. Woulda been nice for 1 judge to give Lima a draw maybe.
Missed the score, what was it
I think it was
100-91, 98-92 and 98-93
Thanks. Bit harsh that, can live with 98-93 though.
leftrightleft wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 16:29
I think if Wach has anything left and takes Clarke into the later rounds he might gas out. Not really sold on Clarke.
Sky really did pick up the most boring of the boring women on the last Olympic cycle didn’t they. Dubois is the easiest on the eye with her KO wins but they have been against such cans. Sour face and her girlfriend look like they will go their whole careers without a stoppage and just dine off the Olympics. Dubois is at lightweight with all titles held up by Katie Taylor, Sour face is at Welterweight and I think McKaskill still holds all those and Artingsall is at feather where Serrano holds them all and even if she wants to move up to avoid Serrano she walks into Baumgardner who’s probably pound for pound the hardest puncher in women’s boxing. I don’t see any of them getting World titles in the next year.
Shane thought the McKenna fight was a slow pace? I’d love to know the punches thrown stats in that fight, but it seemed a high pace to me given both are prospects rather than champions.
God knows what he’ll make of the Clarke v Wach pace.