Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Wasn’t Matt supposed to fight Saunders in a pub parking lot?
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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This fight will give him Jake Paul? Haha

These guys still after that payday.

Jake will fight who he wants and when he wants.
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Is this the guy that fought Sugar Shane?
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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catalin714 wrote: 07 Jan 2026, 09:06 Is this the guy that fought Sugar Shane?
And Degale bareknuckle
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Looking to see who Matt Floyd actually is, I came across this guy that he beat:

Sirimongkhon Iamthuam https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/5745?offset=0

What a bizarre record. He's standing at something like 72 and 2, supposedly, and has debutants lining up to fight him who he knocks out and then they never fight again - unless they fight him a second time.

All for the purpose of record padding, obviously, but to what extent? Do these fights actually even take place? And why when he's 72 and 2 does he feel the need to pad up to 82 and 2? I can't make a lot of sense of it.
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gp. wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:09 Looking to see who Matt Floyd actually is, I came across this guy that he beat:

Sirimongkhon Iamthuam https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/5745?offset=0

What a bizarre record. He's standing at something like 72 and 2, supposedly, and has debutants lining up to fight him who he knocks out and then they never fight again - unless they fight him a second time.

All for the purpose of record padding, obviously, but to what extent? Do these fights actually even take place? And why when he's 72 and 2 does he feel the need to pad up to 82 and 2? I can't make a lot of sense of it.
That's normal in Thailand.

Many world champions did that in the past.

They'll defend the title twice a year, but have fights in between against no hopers.
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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I thought (hoped) he'd retired.
Who actually has any interest in this?.
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gp. wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:09 Looking to see who Matt Floyd actually is, I came across this guy that he beat:

Sirimongkhon Iamthuam https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/5745?offset=0

What a bizarre record. He's standing at something like 72 and 2, supposedly, and has debutants lining up to fight him who he knocks out and then they never fight again - unless they fight him a second time.

All for the purpose of record padding, obviously, but to what extent? Do these fights actually even take place? And why when he's 72 and 2 does he feel the need to pad up to 82 and 2? I can't make a lot of sense of it.
He's won titles from Super Fly all the way up to LHW and latterly fought at Cruiser.
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:35
gp. wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:09 Looking to see who Matt Floyd actually is, I came across this guy that he beat:

Sirimongkhon Iamthuam https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/5745?offset=0

What a bizarre record. He's standing at something like 72 and 2, supposedly, and has debutants lining up to fight him who he knocks out and then they never fight again - unless they fight him a second time.

All for the purpose of record padding, obviously, but to what extent? Do these fights actually even take place? And why when he's 72 and 2 does he feel the need to pad up to 82 and 2? I can't make a lot of sense of it.
That's normal in Thailand.

Many world champions did that in the past.

They'll defend the title twice a year, but have fights in between against no hopers.
To what purpose, though - do people actually pay to see someone who is presumably pretty competent knock out guys having the only fight of their lives?
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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gp. wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 19:54
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:35
gp. wrote: 09 Jan 2026, 08:09 Looking to see who Matt Floyd actually is, I came across this guy that he beat:

Sirimongkhon Iamthuam https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/5745?offset=0

What a bizarre record. He's standing at something like 72 and 2, supposedly, and has debutants lining up to fight him who he knocks out and then they never fight again - unless they fight him a second time.

All for the purpose of record padding, obviously, but to what extent? Do these fights actually even take place? And why when he's 72 and 2 does he feel the need to pad up to 82 and 2? I can't make a lot of sense of it.
That's normal in Thailand.

Many world champions did that in the past.

They'll defend the title twice a year, but have fights in between against no hopers.
To what purpose, though - do people actually pay to see someone who is presumably pretty competent knock out guys having the only fight of their lives?
No idea. Ever understood it.

Sor Rungvisai did the same.

Even that chap who went 54–0 (passing Mayweather’s record) he did too.

Plenty have done
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Fight week!! :box:
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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catalin714 wrote: 07 Jan 2026, 09:06 Is this the guy that fought Sugar Shane?
Shane Mosley ?

Say it aint so
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Re: Tommy Fury vs. Matt Floyd - 28 March 2026

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 23 Mar 2026, 06:28 Fight week!! :box:
Or…..sh*te week
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