handsofstone wrote: ↑28 Jun 2024, 15:21
Think it was injuries and promotional/managerial issues, someone alluded to the fact he didn't always live the life either, whatever that means
Think it meant drinking ?
Cacace looks like a great guy to go out on the beers with tbf.
handsofstone wrote: ↑28 Jun 2024, 15:21
Think it was injuries and promotional/managerial issues, someone alluded to the fact he didn't always live the life either, whatever that means
Think it meant drinking ?
Cacace looks like a great guy to go out on the beers with tbf.
116-113 Quinn for me, no complaints Kelsall got it, it was dreadful, Kelsall's a slippery mover, never stops but he barely landed a meaningful punch, nearly everything was partially blocked or missed and there was no purchase in his shots, that does nothing for me, I can't score them , Quinn was pretty dire as well, his feet were too slow to close the gap, didn't put nearly enough pressure on but his 3 or 4 punches he landed every round trumped the work of Kelsall, footwork and lateral movement are essential in boxing but at the end of the day it's about scoring punches, I just thought Quinn got enough left hooks off to edge most rounds, was always gonna be close on the cards but I'm in no rush to see Kelsall again, when he ran away from Quinn in the last round and Quinn showed zero urgency to track him down, it summed the fight up perfectly, diabolical viewing, happy for Kelsall all the same, Commonwealth champ now
herrera easily stopped jeff ofori in 4 too, one to watch for sure. bit of a flag that he missed weight for that fight. granted it was just by a bit, but pretty quick into his career to be missing weight
- at this level.., just no point ?? 
