Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
that meant a lot to Isaac, good lad and near flawless performance.
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Disappointing fight for me.
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Good to see winning the British title means so much .SeanBrennan wrote: ↑21 Oct 2023, 18:20 that meant a lot to Isaac, good lad and near flawless performance.
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Agreed, more so on Lawals part , very flat performance.
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Joined @ the end and it looked dull, but it's great to see how happy IC is with his belts. 
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Both main events were pretty lack luster. Good win for Isaac would like to see a CBS rematch down the line or other British rivals
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Gilley vs Greene was an excellent scrap, one of the best domestic dust ups of the year, had Gilley ahead 115-112, thought Terry O'Connors card was harsh llf, Greene hurt Gilley with an uppercut in the 1st and you thought we might be in for an early night but Gilley came right into it, his body punching is top drawer, especially for a tall guy, creased Greene with a left there in the 5th and put him down ,he was starting to pull away but Greene came back into it, dangerous with that leaping left hook, great shot against a taller foe then Gilley come back, it was bombs away with no holding or ref interference, both guys gave and took some huge shots but kept coming back into it, amazing to watch, Greene never gave up hope but Gilley clung on in the end, respect
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Wtf was that showing from Lawal? I've never seen a more feeble display of giving up being British champion in my life, not to mention adding the Commonwealth strap, I generously gave him the 9th but it was a horrendous effort overall, boxed the same in the 12th as he did the 1st, no urgency, no change up ,nothing, Chamberlain wanted it more, controlled the tempo, launched attacks then went back to boxing, about as easy as it gets, he looked ready for a firefight early, cut loose a few times but realized it wasn't needed, Lawal presented no danger so Chamberlain boxed cruise control to a wide decision
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Imagine Lawal v Okolie ?handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 04:21 Wtf was that showing from Lawal? I've never seen a more feeble display of giving up being British champion in my life, not to mention adding the Commonwealth strap, I generously gave him the 9th but it was a horrendous effort overall, boxed the same in the 12th as he did the 1st, no urgency, no change up ,nothing, Chamberlain wanted it more, controlled the tempo, launched attacks then went back to boxing, about as easy as it gets, he looked ready for a firefight early, cut loose a few times but realized it wasn't needed, Lawal presented no danger so Chamberlain boxed cruise control to a wide decision
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Controversial
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Just goes to show being musclebound, unbeaten with a reputation as a puncher means nothing if you can't land a punch.
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
*Throw a punchControversial wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 05:43 Just goes to show being musclebound, unbeaten with a reputation as a puncher means nothing if you can't land a punch.
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
There's no middle ground with the cruisers, they're either all action or supremely dulltony1234 wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 05:35Imagine Lawal v Okolie ?handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 04:21 Wtf was that showing from Lawal? I've never seen a more feeble display of giving up being British champion in my life, not to mention adding the Commonwealth strap, I generously gave him the 9th but it was a horrendous effort overall, boxed the same in the 12th as he did the 1st, no urgency, no change up ,nothing, Chamberlain wanted it more, controlled the tempo, launched attacks then went back to boxing, about as easy as it gets, he looked ready for a firefight early, cut loose a few times but realized it wasn't needed, Lawal presented no danger so Chamberlain boxed cruise control to a wide decision
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leejonesjnr
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
I’ve always liked Chamberlain, good for him.
Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Was a fantastic fight and the sportsmanship on display at the ringside interview was just brilliant to see .handsofstone wrote: ↑21 Oct 2023, 19:49 Gilley vs Greene was an excellent scrap, one of the best domestic dust ups of the year, had Gilley ahead 115-112, thought Terry O'Connors card was harsh llf, Greene hurt Gilley with an uppercut in the 1st and you thought we might be in for an early night but Gilley came right into it, his body punching is top drawer, especially for a tall guy, creased Greene with a left there in the 5th and put him down ,he was starting to pull away but Greene came back into it, dangerous with that leaping left hook, great shot against a taller foe then Gilley come back, it was bombs away with no holding or ref interference, both guys gave and took some huge shots but kept coming back into it, amazing to watch, Greene never gave up hope but Gilley clung on in the end, respect
Anyone wanting to get excited about boxing should watch genuine fights like that and not the absolute dross on display last weekend, they could learn a few things on how to conduct themselves from these guys too .
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Hear Hearrd350lc wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 15:59Was a fantastic fight and the sportsmanship on display at the ringside interview was just brilliant to see .handsofstone wrote: ↑21 Oct 2023, 19:49 Gilley vs Greene was an excellent scrap, one of the best domestic dust ups of the year, had Gilley ahead 115-112, thought Terry O'Connors card was harsh llf, Greene hurt Gilley with an uppercut in the 1st and you thought we might be in for an early night but Gilley came right into it, his body punching is top drawer, especially for a tall guy, creased Greene with a left there in the 5th and put him down ,he was starting to pull away but Greene came back into it, dangerous with that leaping left hook, great shot against a taller foe then Gilley come back, it was bombs away with no holding or ref interference, both guys gave and took some huge shots but kept coming back into it, amazing to watch, Greene never gave up hope but Gilley clung on in the end, respect
Anyone wanting to get excited about boxing should watch genuine fights like that and not the absolute dross on display last weekend, they could learn a few things on how to conduct themselves from these guys too .
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SeanBrennan
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
amen it really was such a good fight to watch toohandsofstone wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 16:02Hear Hearrd350lc wrote: ↑22 Oct 2023, 15:59Was a fantastic fight and the sportsmanship on display at the ringside interview was just brilliant to see .handsofstone wrote: ↑21 Oct 2023, 19:49 Gilley vs Greene was an excellent scrap, one of the best domestic dust ups of the year, had Gilley ahead 115-112, thought Terry O'Connors card was harsh llf, Greene hurt Gilley with an uppercut in the 1st and you thought we might be in for an early night but Gilley came right into it, his body punching is top drawer, especially for a tall guy, creased Greene with a left there in the 5th and put him down ,he was starting to pull away but Greene came back into it, dangerous with that leaping left hook, great shot against a taller foe then Gilley come back, it was bombs away with no holding or ref interference, both guys gave and took some huge shots but kept coming back into it, amazing to watch, Greene never gave up hope but Gilley clung on in the end, respect
Anyone wanting to get excited about boxing should watch genuine fights like that and not the absolute dross on display last weekend, they could learn a few things on how to conduct themselves from these guys too .
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handsofstone
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Re: Mikael Lawal vs. Isaac Chamberlain | Sky Sports - 21 October 2023
Gilley goes out with Ali Drew as well, guys winning in and out the ring