Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Noakes will be on before midnight so you can catch him
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Is there a thread for the card? Martinez getting no credit from the comms
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
What I loved about this fight was the willingness from both men to fight on the inside, didn't tie or hold much, ref barely involved
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
I love a bit of head shoulders knees and toes, little bumps to clear the space. Haney is great at it but can’t being smothering at times.handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:46 What I loved about this fight was the willingness from both men to fight on the inside, didn't tie or hold much, ref barely involved
Enjoyed this card a lot so far
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
I was referring to the Mason/Noakes fight but I take your pointDelta Jay wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:51I love a bit of head shoulders knees and toes, little bumps to clear the space. Haney is great at it but can’t being smothering at times.handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:46 What I loved about this fight was the willingness from both men to fight on the inside, didn't tie or hold much, ref barely involved
Enjoyed this card a lot so far
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Same, I meant to post on that other threadhandsofstone wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:55I was referring to the Mason/Noakes fight but I take your pointDelta Jay wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:51I love a bit of head shoulders knees and toes, little bumps to clear the space. Haney is great at it but can’t being smothering at times.handsofstone wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 21:46 What I loved about this fight was the willingness from both men to fight on the inside, didn't tie or hold much, ref barely involved
Enjoyed this card a lot so far![]()
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
A valiant effort from the Maidstone man
It was a very good fight and Noakes never gave up despite having to weather some dicey moments.
Sam may have come up short against a clearly talented young boxer, but can return home with his head held high.
It was a very good fight and Noakes never gave up despite having to weather some dicey moments.
Sam may have come up short against a clearly talented young boxer, but can return home with his head held high.
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
And hopefully some decent money in the bank
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Indeed Ruthless-RKO
Whatever Noakes' purse was...he earned every penny![[icon_notworthy.gif] :bow:](./images/smilies/icon_notworthy.gif)
Whatever Noakes' purse was...he earned every penny
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Absolutely, decent scrap
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Elite durability on Sam. He took everything
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Something else that we saw from Sam Noakes is that he didn't look nervous at any point on the biggest stage and looked like he really enjoyed the experience (apart from the obvious damage sustained).
He can really come again at this level.
He can really come again at this level.
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Yes, exactly. That rare combination of being self-assured but without glaring arrogance.
Noakes clearly has his head screwed-on right.
Noakes clearly has his head screwed-on right.
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Both Mason & Noakes made a fan out of me. Reminded me a lot of Ball - Ford. Both fighters put on a great spectacle & came out of it with loads of credit
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Thought they were both fantastic. As tough and gutsy as Noakes was, it says something about Mason that he put on a performance like that aged 21
Could be in some crackers with Davis, Stephenson and Cruz in the same division
Could be in some crackers with Davis, Stephenson and Cruz in the same division
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
While Noakes is obviously as tough as nails, it looks to me that Mason will develop more power as he gets older.
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Abdullah Mason grateful for lessons learned after tough night with Sam Noakes
Abdullah Mason came through a firefight to snare the vacant WBO lightweight title.
The Cleveland youngster, 21, battled through 12 hard-fought rounds with England’s Sam Noakes in a fight of the year contender to improve to 20-0 (17 KOs) in Saudi Arabia.
Afterwards, Mason told Boxing Social: “It feels great, definitely a great fight, I went the distance and it was a tough fight for it. He was definitely a tough opponent, he was what I expected, durable coming forward and trying to walk through everything, so we got the job done.”
It was the first time Mason had to go the distance in nine fights, a run that saw him stop everyone since having to go six rounds against Colombia’s Cesar Villarraga in 2023.
In defeating Noakes, Mason became boxing’s youngest current beltholder.
“I fought his fight, me sitting there, I tried to force it and if I let him come to me, I would have been able to catch him with cleaner stuff and catch him coming in, but we got the job done,” Mason added.
“I’m getting a lot of experience, next fight we’re going to come out even better and better after that."
Abdullah Mason came through a firefight to snare the vacant WBO lightweight title.
The Cleveland youngster, 21, battled through 12 hard-fought rounds with England’s Sam Noakes in a fight of the year contender to improve to 20-0 (17 KOs) in Saudi Arabia.
Afterwards, Mason told Boxing Social: “It feels great, definitely a great fight, I went the distance and it was a tough fight for it. He was definitely a tough opponent, he was what I expected, durable coming forward and trying to walk through everything, so we got the job done.”
It was the first time Mason had to go the distance in nine fights, a run that saw him stop everyone since having to go six rounds against Colombia’s Cesar Villarraga in 2023.
In defeating Noakes, Mason became boxing’s youngest current beltholder.
“I fought his fight, me sitting there, I tried to force it and if I let him come to me, I would have been able to catch him with cleaner stuff and catch him coming in, but we got the job done,” Mason added.
“I’m getting a lot of experience, next fight we’re going to come out even better and better after that."
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Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Brutal fight
There was a moment or two where I would have stepped in
Oakes was getting lit up and it wasn't good
Sam was brave
There was a moment or two where I would have stepped in
Oakes was getting lit up and it wasn't good
Sam was brave
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
That fight would have taken a lot out of them
Re: Abdullah Mason vs. Sam Noakes | DAZN - 22 November 2025
Probably. It was a proper old school donnybrook.
It proved a lot to me about Mason. I thought he'd either win early or Noakes would win late.
Sam deserves a bit of a break then an easier fight in Spring then who knows.......?
If Cordina wins maybe they can get some kind of secondary belt between him & Noakes. That would be a good summer fight in Cardiff.
It proved a lot to me about Mason. I thought he'd either win early or Noakes would win late.
Sam deserves a bit of a break then an easier fight in Spring then who knows.......?
If Cordina wins maybe they can get some kind of secondary belt between him & Noakes. That would be a good summer fight in Cardiff.