Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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Rematch would do huge numbers at a city ground.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
And got knocked out by non punching Mcdonnell. Suddenly gets better when he's in his 30s hmmmm i wonder.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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he found his man strength in later life
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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unknownman79 wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 04:12
tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
And got knocked out by non punching Mcdonnell. Suddenly gets better when he's in his 30s hmmmm i wonder.
He was drained at 120lbs and was very early in his career. McDonnell was good that night, sat in and knew Wood would gas.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by handsofstone »

That was incredible, Warrington was boxing the best he had in years, bullying and out hustling Wood, hurt him a few times and had him holding, Wood looked a bit out of sorts was boxing mostly southpaw but couldn't keep Warrington at bay, he was having a decent 7th after Warrington got the point off for punching around the back of the head, i thought he needed to close the gap on the cards then bang out of nowhere, nailed Warrington with a right hook which had im staggering forwards and Wood put him away with a quality combination, another right hook finished Warrington but Wood gave him a hard left for good measure, Warrington got up but his legs were gone, i thought the ref might let him make the end of the round but he obviously felt he wasn't able

Leigh Wood again though eh
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by maverick23 »

gregregegg wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 22:01 Sucks I forgot about this…

Is Leigh wood a real world champ? Feels like he is but I’m confused with WBAs current situation. Doesn’t say he is super champ, But have they got rid of super and reg at the weight finally?

Either way he is in my eyes, top class entertainment and great ability to find a win. Love to see him unify. Or move up and fight cordina.
Yeah. He’s been the sole WBA champ for a while now so he’s legit. They’ve (almost fully) got rid of the super champ/interim champ nonsense.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by maverick23 »

brilo33 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:54
margaret thatcher wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:51
brilo33 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:46
at a 130 what ever you want to call it they said wood is moving up a weight , i like kambosos i think he would get a big draw in this country
wood fights at 126 now. he might move to 130 next

kambo fights at 135

i just dont see kambo moving down
i dont either just saying i would like to see him fight here i like him and there aint a huge size difference and i reckon wood would fancy it, rather then a tough well drilled mexican lopez or vargas
He’s not fighting Kambosos next at 135 or Lopez or Vargas at 126.

His next fight will be at 130 and it’s contracted to be at Nottingham Forest’s stadium. Will very likely be Joe Cordina.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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maverick23 wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 04:55
brilo33 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:54
margaret thatcher wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:51

wood fights at 126 now. he might move to 130 next

kambo fights at 135

i just dont see kambo moving down
i dont either just saying i would like to see him fight here i like him and there aint a huge size difference and i reckon wood would fancy it, rather then a tough well drilled mexican lopez or vargas
He’s not fighting Kambosos next at 135 or Lopez or Vargas at 126.

His next fight will be at 130 and it’s contracted to be at Nottingham Forest’s stadium. Will very likely be Joe Cordina.
Contracted? He's asked for it.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by maverick23 »

samwbr wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 05:03
maverick23 wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 04:55
brilo33 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 18:54

i dont either just saying i would like to see him fight here i like him and there aint a huge size difference and i reckon wood would fancy it, rather then a tough well drilled mexican lopez or vargas
He’s not fighting Kambosos next at 135 or Lopez or Vargas at 126.

His next fight will be at 130 and it’s contracted to be at Nottingham Forest’s stadium. Will very likely be Joe Cordina.
Contracted? He's asked for it.
Apparently it’s contracted that if he beat Warrington then his next fight will be at the City Ground early summer next year.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by tonyevs »

Another good fight - big respect to both guys.
Woods is another Steve Robinson type Cinderella-Man.

The Gods are definitely looking after him - again he looks well beaten - then bang; another superb win. The rematch would be good, and it would again be a 50/50 .. Warrington was proper buzzed, but felt sorry for him somewhat there. If he had took a knee or even just faced the ref I think he`d have had a good chance of seeing the round out.

Terri Harper seems a really nice person and best of luck to her. However she really emphasises womens boxing .. its dire. Lauren Price would batter her for sure.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by Lenny Cravats »

I only caught bits of the fight on Twitter. Looked a really heavy knockdown, Warrington was all over the place.... But, I think it wouldn't have been a bad call to have let him sit his minute and take a close look.

No real complaints, though.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

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In rounds three through six, Josh Warrington landed 57 power punches to Leigh Wood’s 22. Warrington was winning the fight and the seventh round right up until the closing seconds of the round, when Wood unleashed a barrage of hooks that knocked Warrington out and rendered him unable to continue.

At the time of the stoppage, Warrington had almost doubled up Wood in total punches landed and power punches landed.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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I watched it with the sound down and felt the busier Warrington was missing a lot :maybe:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by margaret thatcher »

didnt you score like every round even lol. josh was landing plenty and roughed wood up. i didnt even have the sound on

clearly he was ahead, official cards of 59-55 and 58-56 were right enough

his problem wasnt winning rounds, but getting knocked out. wood knows the same story himself
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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Apparently the ref asked Warrington to turn around after the 8 count but he didn't, if that's the case then he made the right call
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
I won’t win many friends on here by suggesting this ……… maybe it’s down to Ben Davison’s input :maybe:
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 06:33 Apparently the ref asked Warrington to turn around after the 8 count but he didn't, if that's the case then he made the right call
Josh probably didn’t know he was knocked down lol..
Probably waiting for this dad to put the stool on so he could sit on it.

He stayed down a few seconds which was good, cus getting up right away isn’t good either.. but in this case.. Warrington’s legs were not gonna come back.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 06:36
tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
I won’t win many friends on here by suggesting this ……… maybe it’s down to Ben Davison’s input :maybe:
Better S&C.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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Warrington still dazed at the press conference after. If that was allowed to go another round he would have been badly hurt by Wood, he can really finish a fight.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 04:45 That was incredible, Warrington was boxing the best he had in years, bullying and out hustling Wood, hurt him a few times and had him holding, Wood looked a bit out of sorts was boxing mostly southpaw but couldn't keep Warrington at bay, he was having a decent 7th after Warrington got the point off for punching around the back of the head, i thought he needed to close the gap on the cards then bang out of nowhere, nailed Warrington with a right hook which had im staggering forwards and Wood put him away with a quality combination, another right hook finished Warrington but Wood gave him a hard left for good measure, Warrington got up but his legs were gone, i thought the ref might let him make the end of the round but he obviously felt he wasn't able

Leigh Wood again though eh
I thought Warrington was in control and winning the fight but Wood just keeps up a relentless offense despite losing and eventually lands. Having one punch concussive power is his get out of jail card. Warrington was punch perfect and seemed to have the style to beat Wood but Wood has always been a big puncher. He's had an up and down career has Wood, the Jazza loss not too long ago was poor but he's rebounded since and people can make their own minds up.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by TheLeprechaun »

tonyevs wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 05:32 Another good fight - big respect to both guys.
Woods is another Steve Robinson type Cinderella-Man.

The Gods are definitely looking after him - again he looks well beaten - then bang; another superb win. The rematch would be good, and it would again be a 50/50 .. Warrington was proper buzzed, but felt sorry for him somewhat there. If he had took a knee or even just faced the ref I think he`d have had a good chance of seeing the round out.

Terri Harper seems a really nice person and best of luck to her. However she really emphasises womens boxing .. its dire. Lauren Price would batter her for sure.
Lauren price ain't battering anyone. Shes bringing pillows to the fight and skipping around the ring tapping away to the opponent. Harper has always been dire, just a girl who walked into a gym late and got all this hype, money, coverage off very low talent.I don't begrudge these women making a living but has it increased or decreased the enjoyment of watching boxing? Maybe the long time watchers such as ourselves are a different breed.
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 06:36
tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
I won’t win many friends on here by suggesting this ……… maybe it’s down to Ben Davison’s input :maybe:
Ben got the stoppage in the first Lara fight bang on, Wood done the bizz in the rematch, done the bizz here as well, Brent Davison doing bits
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

Post by forcefraser »

World title fight that he was winning.

Bell had gone, he was.on his feet. Give him the minute break then assess him.

He was far worse against Lara and Howard Foster let the round continue.

Should have had O'connor in there, he could have walked Josh to his corner, like Cleverly

Wood was the "home" fighter here though........
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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handsofstone wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 07:30
CaptainSpacerod wrote: 08 Oct 2023, 06:36
tigermoth87 wrote: 07 Oct 2023, 23:11 How did the guy who lost to shitty Jazza Dickens not all that long ago, suddenly become good?
I won’t win many friends on here by suggesting this ……… maybe it’s down to Ben Davison’s input :maybe:
Ben got the stoppage in the first Lara fight bang on, Wood done the bizz in the rematch, done the bizz here as well, Brent Davison doing bits
He’s not though. Lara didn’t turn up in the rematch, Conlan boxed his ears of before Wood caught him (full credit to wood not the trainer) and same again last night. What has Ben done with Wood in all honesty. He looked very easy to hit last night with his chin in the air. Wood has got devasting power that has pulled him through on a number of occasions I can’t give the trainer credit for that
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Re: Round-by-Round: Leigh Wood vs. Josh Warrington - 7 October 2023

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Hats off to Wood and his "Julian Jacksonesque" fight-ending skills. Boring he certainly isn't.
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