You seen that ending coming seconds in, Okolie was measuring Rozanski up for it and landed it 2 or 3 times before dropping him, Rozanski hurt and went down again from the same shot, the uppercut from Okolie for the KO was brutal, didn't turn the fist, Rozanski poleaxed
samwbr wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 17:22
Comical mismatch
not really, he challenged the champion.
well done Okolie.
Okolie is levels above him and looks suited to the weight.
he beat the champion, what's he meant to do refuse the fight on ethical grounds?
there are some genuine morons on this forum who just like being negative.
Given some of the absolute stinkers Okolie has been involved in, I think it’s fair to say the jury is still very much out on whether he reverts to type when met with sterner resistance again.
SeanBrennan wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 17:28he beat the champion, what's he meant to do refuse the fight on ethical grounds?
there are some genuine morons on this forum who just like being negative.
He beat the champion of a division with Adam Balski and Alen Babic ranked number three and four in the world. He did his job but it's really nothing to get excited about.
handsofstone wrote: ↑24 May 2024, 17:25
You seen that ending coming seconds in, Okolie was measuring Rozanski up for it and landed it 2 or 3 times before dropping him, Rozanski hurt and went down again from the same shot, the uppercut from Okolie for the KO was brutal, didn't turn the fist, Rozanski poleaxed
The IP odds went from 1/3 to 1/9 in the first 20s.
Okolie is levels above him and looks suited to the weight.
he beat the champion, what's he meant to do refuse the fight on ethical grounds?
there are some genuine morons on this forum who just like being negative.
Come off it man. He won a very straightforward fight and he looks right at the weight, let's see how he gets on when he steps it up again. I've got no ill will towards him.