Does he have the power to beat Brook?
Tony Doherty
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Tony Doherty
How good is he?
Does he have the power to beat Brook?
Does he have the power to beat Brook?
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Max Molyneux
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Podmore_Birmingham
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What makes you say kells a bighead?.Podmore_Birmingham wrote:I've seen both 'Doc' and Brook fight.
Docherty will punish Brook up and stop him. Doc can box and fight and is an underated puncher.
He's a big ticket-seller so i expect Frank is pulling for him to win!
Tony is gypsy tough, Brook is just a big-headed pillock.
Tom Podmore.
Tony is a quality boxer, very good range of punches, good workrate and a decent dig at the level he's been fighting at (which hasn't been upto much til now).
I can't recall seeing Kel fight, but I've heard about his dedication and weigh-making problems. Hopefully this sterner test will fire him up and get him to apply himself abit better.
Both fighters have had a fair bit of hype around them and it should be a good fight, it certainly looks to be on paper, I believe Doc has been chomping at the bit for a while to be moved up a level.
Its very unusual to see 2 young unbeaten British fighters square-off and I don't think that we'd be seeing this one if Kel hadn't have pissed off a few people
I can't recall seeing Kel fight, but I've heard about his dedication and weigh-making problems. Hopefully this sterner test will fire him up and get him to apply himself abit better.
Both fighters have had a fair bit of hype around them and it should be a good fight, it certainly looks to be on paper, I believe Doc has been chomping at the bit for a while to be moved up a level.
Its very unusual to see 2 young unbeaten British fighters square-off and I don't think that we'd be seeing this one if Kel hadn't have pissed off a few people
Well you cant really blame Warren can you? hes gave him enough warnings.So now its Brooks make or break fight.nickd wrote:If it was a Twix eating contest I'd pick Brook, but in the ring Doherty will beat him I reckon! Warren is really throwing Brook in the deep end here, but lets be honest does he really deserve better considering his lack of dedication?
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Max Molyneux
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SticknMove
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It always brings an cynical smile to my face when I look at the records of some unbeaten guys. You always find a few journeyman on their CVs that they have beaten 2/3/4 times. In this case Doherty boxed Karl Taylor and Ernie Smith 3 times each and Brook has boxed Smith 3 times.
When you beat a journeyman by a shutout points verdict or TKO, surely there is no benefit in fighting them again.
I know it provides a prospect with a payday and a workout, but surely the matchmakers would have worked harder to provide better tests for them.
BTW this is not a criticism aimed at Doherty and Brook in particular (I've never seen them fight), but just a more general point about suppossed prospects.
When you beat a journeyman by a shutout points verdict or TKO, surely there is no benefit in fighting them again.
I know it provides a prospect with a payday and a workout, but surely the matchmakers would have worked harder to provide better tests for them.
BTW this is not a criticism aimed at Doherty and Brook in particular (I've never seen them fight), but just a more general point about suppossed prospects.
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