Fury vs Ngannou

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jwfg wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:04
Kilburn wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:02 As pointless as this “fight” is, I wouldn’t have any hesitation in picking Ngannou over the likes of Johnny Fisher, in a boxing match.
No way he beats Fisher. No way, at all. Fisher would dominate him from start to finish. And yes, I've seen Jonny fight.
agreed, any pro with a legit winning record is going to smash Ngannou
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SeanBrennan wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:10
jwfg wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:04
Kilburn wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:02 As pointless as this “fight” is, I wouldn’t have any hesitation in picking Ngannou over the likes of Johnny Fisher, in a boxing match.
No way he beats Fisher. No way, at all. Fisher would dominate him from start to finish. And yes, I've seen Jonny fight.
agreed, any pro with a legit winning record is going to smash Ngannou
Yeo. Fisher destroys Ngannou and I'm saying that as a boxing fan who was an MMA fan prior for many years before. Kilburn's quote there is up there with one of the worst non-trolling opinions on this site.
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joshj909 wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:15
SeanBrennan wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:10
jwfg wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:04

No way he beats Fisher. No way, at all. Fisher would dominate him from start to finish. And yes, I've seen Jonny fight.
agreed, any pro with a legit winning record is going to smash Ngannou
Yeo. Fisher destroys Ngannou and I'm saying that as a boxing fan who was an MMA fan prior for many years before. Kilburn's quote there is up there with one of the worst non-trolling opinions on this site.
I love MMA, love watching it. But this is boxing and he'll get battered, unless Tyson wants to play with him a la Floyd-Paul. Octagon, Francis kills him, but this is boxing.
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SeanBrennan wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:16
joshj909 wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:15
SeanBrennan wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:10

agreed, any pro with a legit winning record is going to smash Ngannou
Yeo. Fisher destroys Ngannou and I'm saying that as a boxing fan who was an MMA fan prior for many years before. Kilburn's quote there is up there with one of the worst non-trolling opinions on this site.
I love MMA, love watching it. But this is boxing and he'll get battered, unless Tyson wants to play with him a la Floyd-Paul. Octagon, Francis kills him, but this is boxing.
Fury is going to carry him. The only way Luke stops him early is by accident,
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Yeah yeah okay then. So who are the boxers that Ngannou could actually beat, what’s the cut off point?

Could Ngannou beat any of Fisher’s opponents? Or is that an automatic no no based on the fact that those guys have taken part in at least 1 professional boxing match, and Ngannou hasn’t?

Reading some of these posts, it’s like folk think Ngannou is some shot putter who’s having a dabble in the fight game….

Come on tell me the 50-50 boxing matches for Ngannou, throw some names out.
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jwfg wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:24
SeanBrennan wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:16
joshj909 wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:15

Yeo. Fisher destroys Ngannou and I'm saying that as a boxing fan who was an MMA fan prior for many years before. Kilburn's quote there is up there with one of the worst non-trolling opinions on this site.
I love MMA, love watching it. But this is boxing and he'll get battered, unless Tyson wants to play with him a la Floyd-Paul. Octagon, Francis kills him, but this is boxing.
Fury is going to carry him. The only way Luke stops him early is by accident,
you're not allowed to call him by his first name, John will get you!

you are also very likely right re outcome.
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Kilburn wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:26 Yeah yeah okay then. So who are the boxers that Ngannou could actually beat, what’s the cut off point?

Could Ngannou beat any of Fisher’s opponents? Or is that an automatic no no based on the fact that those guys have taken part in at least 1 professional boxing match, and Ngannou hasn’t?

Reading some of these posts, it’s like folk think Ngannou is some shot putter who’s having a dabble in the fight game….

Come on tell me the 50-50 boxing matches for Ngannou, throw some names out.
This shotputter probably would have beaten old Ngannou! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Ol ... nen_Larsen
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polecateddy wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:37
Kilburn wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:26 Yeah yeah okay then. So who are the boxers that Ngannou could actually beat, what’s the cut off point?

Could Ngannou beat any of Fisher’s opponents? Or is that an automatic no no based on the fact that those guys have taken part in at least 1 professional boxing match, and Ngannou hasn’t?

Reading some of these posts, it’s like folk think Ngannou is some shot putter who’s having a dabble in the fight game….

Come on tell me the 50-50 boxing matches for Ngannou, throw some names out.
This shotputter probably would have beaten old Ngannou! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leif_Ol ... nen_Larsen
Danny Williams now, if he added in the dislocated shoulder he had vs Potter (god rest Mark's soul).
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that is some epic marketing
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I have had an excellent evening watching the All Black's vs Ireland: two great sides going at it.

Meanwhile, in boxing, we have Misfits and Tyson Fury vs a rank amateur to look forward to. Bizarre. And a sad state of affairs for the sport.
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big lennox wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 17:20 I have had an excellent evening watching the All Black's vs Ireland: two great sides going at it.

Meanwhile, in boxing, we have Misfits and Tyson Fury vs a rank amateur to look forward to. Bizarre. And a sad state of affairs for the sport.
hahaha I get it but it's been surprisingly good
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Flowdan, Lil Baby, & Skrillex - Pepper (Official Music Video)


Featuring Francis Ngannou & Ronaldo


Saudi got big BAG of cash for the Fury vs Ngannou fight. The promo was fire, now this.


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lots of marketing in the bag.
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big lennox wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 17:20 I have had an excellent evening watching the All Black's vs Ireland: two great sides going at it.

Meanwhile, in boxing, we have Misfits and Tyson Fury vs a rank amateur to look forward to. Bizarre. And a sad state of affairs for the sport.
Boxing has its troubles but neither of the events you mentioned are professional boxing
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How the fornicate can you moan about this when you spend your weekends watching KSI? You guys are cooked, finished, done as boxing fans. Social media addicted knowing it is nonsense but trying to keep up with the times. You guys are absolutely FRIED.
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Kilburn wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 15:26 Yeah yeah okay then. So who are the boxers that Ngannou could actually beat, what’s the cut off point?

Could Ngannou beat any of Fisher’s opponents? Or is that an automatic no no based on the fact that those guys have taken part in at least 1 professional boxing match, and Ngannou hasn’t?

Reading some of these posts, it’s like folk think Ngannou is some shot putter who’s having a dabble in the fight game….

Come on tell me the 50-50 boxing matches for Ngannou, throw some names out.

People seem to forget that non-boxers can step into the ring and beat a boxer.

Just look at Freddie Flintoff and his excellent performance. Dominated the fight, and would likely have become a domestic-level champion if he didn't get a shoulder injury.
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leejonesjnr wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 19:55
big lennox wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 17:20 I have had an excellent evening watching the All Black's vs Ireland: two great sides going at it.

Meanwhile, in boxing, we have Misfits and Tyson Fury vs a rank amateur to look forward to. Bizarre. And a sad state of affairs for the sport.
Boxing has its troubles but neither of the events you mentioned are professional boxing
They are being promoted and packaged as boxing matches, shown as boxing TV stations with boxing journalists and media covering them.
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emallini wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 22:16 How the fornicate can you moan about this when you spend your weekends watching KSI? You guys are cooked, finished, done as boxing fans. Social media addicted knowing it is nonsense but trying to keep up with the times. You guys are absolutely FRIED.
I didn't watch the Misfits event and won't be watching the Fury vs Ngannou event. The Misfits stuff, including the build up, is pure trash, and I've no interest in seeing Fury in yet another guaranteed victory fight. I used to enjoy watching him box.
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Saudi involvement in international sport is like the gooey stuff on the inside of the toilet bowl rim
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big lennox wrote: 14 Oct 2023, 17:20

Meanwhile, in boxing, we have Misfits and Tyson Fury vs a rank amateur to look forward to. Bizarre. And a sad state of affairs for the sport.
It is sad, but whilst ever you make excuses for Joshua turning down 2 World title fights in 9 months, I can't take you seriously.
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It allows you to act the clown and get paid though John. I doubt anyone takes you seriously.
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