Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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Bad KD call that, definitely stood on foot. Not refs fault though
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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I think River lost this.
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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my humble opinion, bad home decision.
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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Disagree, class vs spoiler.

5-3 or better for RWB overtaking the (dodgy) KD for me, Clive.
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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what do we think of that white catsuit gentlemen...? :maybe:
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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skanksta wrote: 29 Jun 2024, 15:51 what do we think of that white catsuit gentlemen...? :maybe:
It's definitely different. I'd rather the presenters know about boxing tho tbh as opposed to dressing like that.
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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Talk about biased referee easily stopped much earlier. On the ropes
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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great fight and impressive from the Italian.., outclassed in the first 2-3 rounds, hung in there and came back, THEN bust his hand and hung in there and got a stoppage.. :salut:
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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96-93 Quartermaine, reckless first half of the fight from him, came out like a bull and paid the price in the 1st getting dropped by a left hook, he wasn't hurt, got caught square footed, still he kept that style up, head down rushing in and Chereji picked him off with some nice shots, Chereji started losing his shape as the rounds wore on and Quartermaine's constant pressure started getting to him, eventually down the stretch Quartermaine began using his brain and thought more about what he was doing, lighter on his feet ,. popping out the jab and although I edged the last round for Chereji, Quartermaine done enough to pull out the bag

97-92 x3
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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handsofstone wrote: 29 Jun 2024, 18:35 96-93 Quartermaine, reckless first half of the fight from him, came out like a bull and paid the price in the 1st getting dropped by a left hook, he wasn't hurt, got caught square footed, still he kept that style up, head down rushing in and Chereji picked him off with some nice shots, Chereji started losing his shape as the rounds wore on and Quartermaine's constant pressure started getting to him, eventually down the stretch Quartermaine began using his brain and thought more about what he was doing, lighter on his feet ,. popping out the jab and although I edged the last round for Chereji, Quartermaine done enough to pull out the bag

97-92 x3
I had it the same mate, such a saddo I've watched it twice.
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Re: Danny Quartermaine vs James Chereji

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SeanBrennan wrote: 30 Jun 2024, 17:53
handsofstone wrote: 29 Jun 2024, 18:35 96-93 Quartermaine, reckless first half of the fight from him, came out like a bull and paid the price in the 1st getting dropped by a left hook, he wasn't hurt, got caught square footed, still he kept that style up, head down rushing in and Chereji picked him off with some nice shots, Chereji started losing his shape as the rounds wore on and Quartermaine's constant pressure started getting to him, eventually down the stretch Quartermaine began using his brain and thought more about what he was doing, lighter on his feet ,. popping out the jab and although I edged the last round for Chereji, Quartermaine done enough to pull out the bag

97-92 x3
I had it the same mate, such a saddo I've watched it twice.
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