My word, what was the chap thinking. Cooper was a seasoned pro and that chap looks like he had a few fights in a car park. Unbelievable to think you can get in there with Cooper. The lad could have gotten seriously hurt there once Cooper realised he was in with a complete plank. I suppose some lads need that hiding in order to gain some perspective.
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TheLeprechaun
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My word, what was the chap thinking. Cooper was a seasoned pro and that chap looks like he had a few fights in a car park. Unbelievable to think you can get in there with Cooper. The lad could have gotten seriously hurt there once Cooper realised he was in with a complete plank. I suppose some lads need that hiding in order to gain some perspective.
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The Gratest
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Fight?? You mean shite!
Ngannou's never boxed before Doofy. Just shows how little you know, comparing getting ready to fight unified HW champ Usyk to fighting a boxing novice
Do you ever tire of clowning yourself for the sake of your undying love for Fury?
Ngannou's never boxed before Doofy. Just shows how little you know, comparing getting ready to fight unified HW champ Usyk to fighting a boxing novice
Do you ever tire of clowning yourself for the sake of your undying love for Fury?
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Re: Fury vs Ngannou
I’m merely pointing out that Ngannou will be quicker on the night than those clips suggest, whatever that is worth.Grilling Machine wrote: ↑28 Sep 2023, 22:42But not without expending enough energy to see him blowing after two. When this was announced we expected an agreed spar, but from what we've seen of Ngannou it feels as risk-free for Fury as it gets.
He lost in standup to Derrick Lewis, who'd be an underdog against Chisora.
Ngannou v Lewis was an absolute non event a few years back where neither really turned up on the night, 30 punches landing over 15 minutes. Ngannou would be a heavy favourite if they were matched again now.
I know it won’t happen but I’d love Ngannou to knock Fury out, in the absence of being to able to slam him on the floor and embarrass him.
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Gran Hermano
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Wonder how much he's getting paid
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Is this fight going to be listed on BoxRec? Is the card? Is any official commission sanctioning it?
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SeanBrennan
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Fury vs Ngannou
not in terms of performance....
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Nothing on BoxRec's schedule...SeanBrennan wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 15:50I think it's a proper boxing fight in terms of sanctioning mate
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Frostieballs
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No it isn’t. It won’t appear on Tyson’s record.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 15:50I think it's a proper boxing fight in terms of sanctioning mate
This isn’t a fight.
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Which makes the fact it’s on PPV even more ludicrous.Frostieballs wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 16:01No it isn’t. It won’t appear on Tyson’s record.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 15:50I think it's a proper boxing fight in terms of sanctioning mate
This isn’t a fight.
It should an exhibition for charity, that might be understandable. Presenting it as a fight is a disgrace.
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Blubbo will be Blubbo.
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SeanBrennan
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fire enough, I got it wrong. thanks for clarifying.Frostieballs wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 16:01No it isn’t. It won’t appear on Tyson’s record.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑30 Sep 2023, 15:50I think it's a proper boxing fight in terms of sanctioning mate
This isn’t a fight.
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Just out of interest. Is there a rule that allows pro debutants fight for a world title?
Has the WBC changed its rule policy prior to this fight to allow a pro debutant fight for this title, or is the title not on the line, if so what is the ruling from the WBC regarding a title defence?
Has the WBC changed its rule policy prior to this fight to allow a pro debutant fight for this title, or is the title not on the line, if so what is the ruling from the WBC regarding a title defence?
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I'm pretty sure WBC rules mean he can't fight non-title fights and that's why this isn't on his record like Mayweather-McGregor.MasterG wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 15:48 Just out of interest. Is there a rule that allows pro debutants fight for a world title?
Has the WBC changed its rule policy prior to this fight to allow a pro debutant fight for this title, or is the title not on the line, if so what is the ruling from the WBC regarding a title defence?
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Peter Rademacher fought Floyd Patterson in his debut, but then he was an Olympic champ and had boxed all his lifeMasterG wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 15:48 Just out of interest. Is there a rule that allows pro debutants fight for a world title?
Has the WBC changed its rule policy prior to this fight to allow a pro debutant fight for this title, or is the title not on the line, if so what is the ruling from the WBC regarding a title defence?
Lomochenko needed to wait until his 2nd or 3rd fight
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SeanBrennan
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so is this not a proper sanctioned fight on any sanctioning body?
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jamesmcdonnell
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If its such a disgrace why I's his son fighting him
What a joke.
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Frostieballs
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Re: Fury vs Ngannou
The title is definitely not in the line!MasterG wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 15:48 Just out of interest. Is there a rule that allows pro debutants fight for a world title?
Has the WBC changed its rule policy prior to this fight to allow a pro debutant fight for this title, or is the title not on the line, if so what is the ruling from the WBC regarding a title defence?
Fury’s undefeated record isn’t on the line.
This isn’t a fight. There is no sanctioning - from anybody. No regulatory body, no governing body.
This is an exhibition.
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Frostieballs
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No Sean. It isn’t.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 16:46 so is this not a proper sanctioned fight on any sanctioning body?
It isn’t any kind of fight. It’s an exhibition.
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He did offer the fight for the WBC title to Joshua who wasn’t interested. You falsely claimed that Joshua had another fight signed.jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 17:09If its such a disgrace why I's his son fighting him
What a joke.
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big lennox
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Re: Fury vs Ngannou
Worth remembering that Joshua did agree to face Fury previously. Fury agreed to face Joshua too, only to pull out and box Wilder for a third time.BigDoofus wrote: ↑02 Oct 2023, 03:41He did offer the fight for the WBC title to Joshua who wasn’t interested. You falsely claimed that Joshua had another fight signed.jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑01 Oct 2023, 17:09If its such a disgrace why I's his son fighting him
What a joke.
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At what point according to rules of WBC Fury has to make a defence? Without looking at his record not sure when he made his last defence but surely he has to defend it at some point. What is the ruling on title defence, has Fury obliged that rule?