So jones loses, but the million dollar question is...
So jones loses, but the million dollar question is...
Do we think Moore can beat the Italian, if the opportunity arises.
Well Moore will certainly be more positive and I don't think the Italian's shots will worry him as much. He would also do the 12 rounds a lot easier than Jones, put his shots together better and hit with more power. Jones put in a gutsy performance away from home but I feel Moore is a much better fighter.
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Old bones Ian
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Moore has a good chance to win, but Piccirillo is still a very good boxer as he proved last night.
Moore's promoter will have to pull out all the stops to get the fight in this country, as fighting in Italy is a big task. Last night Piccirillo was looking at the ref, trying to get any small infringment by Jones penalised. And he suceeded in getting a point taken off Jones , for a pretty inoculous clash of heads.
Moore is a much rougher type of boxer than Jones, so i could see Piccirillo appealing about head work and low shots all through the fight.
Piccirillo can be bullied out of his stride, as Mayorga proved in his fight with him. Moore would have to stay on toop of the Italian , and try and break him down.
Moore's promoter will have to pull out all the stops to get the fight in this country, as fighting in Italy is a big task. Last night Piccirillo was looking at the ref, trying to get any small infringment by Jones penalised. And he suceeded in getting a point taken off Jones , for a pretty inoculous clash of heads.
Moore is a much rougher type of boxer than Jones, so i could see Piccirillo appealing about head work and low shots all through the fight.
Piccirillo can be bullied out of his stride, as Mayorga proved in his fight with him. Moore would have to stay on toop of the Italian , and try and break him down.