Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
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PredatorHayds
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Disgrace. I gave the kid 3 rounds. The guy couldn't jab. Slapped non-stop with his back hand. It was obvious the fix was in early doors.
Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
There's no way you can find 7+ rounds for Edmonson in that fight, he barely landed a.meaningful punch the entire fight. He had a good bodyshot in r10, everything else was such poor form,. mainly because he was concentrating on holding instead of following anything up. It was an awful performance, and it was Edmonton that made it a crap fight.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
114-114, 114-113 and 115-112.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Missed the fight.
I have read it’s not worth watching though.
I have read it’s not worth watching though.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
It is if you like watching a plodder against a flatfooted light hitting switch hitter.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 18:39 Missed the fight.
I have read it’s not worth watching though.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Edmundson vs Liam Cameron?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
I watched the first 6 rounds then stuck the PlayStation on. Was crap.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 18:39 Missed the fight.
I have read it’s not worth watching though.
Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Will Turky be doing a 5-5 involving Boxxer?
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
I remember, when Covid lockdowns first started, he was having a right old moan on Twitter because he wasn't getting rent from his tenants or something. So I assume that even then he'd invested his money.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 17:26 How much money do you think Davies made? Must be a couple of mill no? Hopefully he’s paid for a house
And he's had a couple of high profile fights since then. Hopefully he's all sorted out.
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Lewie Edmonson is a horrible horrible watch. He reminds me of the boy in the gym who is style over substance. flashy, looks good on the pads and can’t crack an egg, that’s exactly how I saw him last night
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
The best we could come up with was a draw, and that was being very generous to him indeed.Ricky wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 18:27 There's no way you can find 7+ rounds for Edmonson in that fight, he barely landed a.meaningful punch the entire fight. He had a good bodyshot in r10, everything else was such poor form,. mainly because he was concentrating on holding instead of following anything up. It was an awful performance, and it was Edmonton that made it a crap fight.
Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Edmondson must be one of the least deserving British champions ever.
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Overly harsh IMO. He made the most of his abilities and was a solid British/euro level fighter who is heavy handed. Sure his technique left something to be desired but he made the most of his ungangly style. Wish him well in retirement and his next steps.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 17:15Truly terrible. How he had a career in boxing is astonishing. Extremely poor in many areas. Making mistakes all over the place. Can't even throw punches properly. He's just not athletic at all and you saw a huge athleticism gap there but credit to him for hunkering down and having a career in the first place. It's the right time to get out though because he will only take more beatings.keithmoonhangover wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 17:08But Davies was awful.handsofstone wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 17:04 Really good from Azim, Davies done well in a couple of the early round, was landing his long jab and timing Azim with the right but Azim slowly got to work, his speed is phenomenal, hand and foot, lightening quick jab, was winning the hook exchanges, put Davies down in the 5th with a lovely uppercut to the body, full credit to Ohara though, took his lumps and was winging in shots still trying land a haymaker, Azim systematically broke him down, got the KO in the 8th ,got home first first with the hook, cracked Davies good
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
sums up my views entirely. Good luck to him. His YT channel used to be good, he doesn't post now, was insightful though. Turned his life around via boxing, was on an attempted murder charge prior to boxing, massively achieved in those circumstances, won some belts including the English title and has made enough money to have some properties.black panther wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 07:21Overly harsh IMO. He made the most of his abilities and was a solid British/euro level fighter who is heavy handed. Sure his technique left something to be desired but he made the most of his ungangly style. Wish him well in retirement and his next steps.TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑19 Oct 2024, 17:15Truly terrible. How he had a career in boxing is astonishing. Extremely poor in many areas. Making mistakes all over the place. Can't even throw punches properly. He's just not athletic at all and you saw a huge athleticism gap there but credit to him for hunkering down and having a career in the first place. It's the right time to get out though because he will only take more beatings.
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Give it a year and Ohara will become radicalised like Anthony Small
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
lol why do you say thatforcefraser wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 07:45 Give it a year and Ohara will become radicalised like Anthony Small
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
He might not have a lot of depth but Yarde and Azim put bums on seats, CBS and Buatisi, and he has a load of women fighters.
Folk also wanna see the Cameron Whittaker rematch
Saudi is where the money is, and if he wants to play with the big boys.
Folk also wanna see the Cameron Whittaker rematch
Saudi is where the money is, and if he wants to play with the big boys.
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Seems to be a bit of a loose cannon. A bit lostJamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 08:03lol why do you say thatforcefraser wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 07:45 Give it a year and Ohara will become radicalised like Anthony Small![]()
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Maybe. I don’t know. I mean it’s tough when you finish your boxing career whilst still so young. Like all sportspeople. It must be hard to change to a new line of work. Still I hope he has used his money well, seems like he hasforcefraser wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 12:24Seems to be a bit of a loose cannon. A bit lostJamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 08:03lol why do you say thatforcefraser wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 07:45 Give it a year and Ohara will become radicalised like Anthony Small![]()
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Ohara owns a few properties, whereas Small got convicted for illegally sub-letting his council flat which says you all need to know about his morals regardless of his ISIS-love. I think Ohara will be ok, he's not arrogant and seemed happy he was retiring. I can't imagine him trying to radicalise bemused members of the public any time soon unlike Anthony.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:14Maybe. I don’t know. I mean it’s tough when you finish your boxing career whilst still so young. Like all sportspeople. It must be hard to change to a new line of work. Still I hope he has used his money well, seems like he has
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Yes. He seems pretty down to earth despite putting his foot in his mouth a couple of times. Good luck to himSeanBrennan wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:38Ohara owns a few properties, whereas Small got convicted for illegally sub-letting his council flat which says you all need to know about his morals regardless of his ISIS-love. I think Ohara will be ok, he's not arrogant and seemed happy he was retiring. I can't imagine him trying to radicalise bemused members of the public any time soon unlike Anthony.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:14Maybe. I don’t know. I mean it’s tough when you finish your boxing career whilst still so young. Like all sportspeople. It must be hard to change to a new line of work. Still I hope he has used his money well, seems like he has
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
x2. On a completely side point, he may well have had the longest arms for his height ever. It is/was mental.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:43Yes. He seems pretty down to earth despite putting his foot in his mouth a couple of times. Good luck to himSeanBrennan wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:38Ohara owns a few properties, whereas Small got convicted for illegally sub-letting his council flat which says you all need to know about his morals regardless of his ISIS-love. I think Ohara will be ok, he's not arrogant and seemed happy he was retiring. I can't imagine him trying to radicalise bemused members of the public any time soon unlike Anthony.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:14
Maybe. I don’t know. I mean it’s tough when you finish your boxing career whilst still so young. Like all sportspeople. It must be hard to change to a new line of work. Still I hope he has used his money well, seems like he has
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Re: Adam Azim vs. Ohara Davies | Sky Sports - 19 October 2024
Crisanto Espana?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:48x2. On a completely side point, he may well have had the longest arms for his height ever. It is/was mental.JamesPhilips wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:43Yes. He seems pretty down to earth despite putting his foot in his mouth a couple of times. Good luck to himSeanBrennan wrote: ↑20 Oct 2024, 15:38
Ohara owns a few properties, whereas Small got convicted for illegally sub-letting his council flat which says you all need to know about his morals regardless of his ISIS-love. I think Ohara will be ok, he's not arrogant and seemed happy he was retiring. I can't imagine him trying to radicalise bemused members of the public any time soon unlike Anthony.