Contender results HUGE SPOILERS

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Contender results HUGE SPOILERS

Post by REAL_DEAL »

many thanks to shirov

Paul Smith WTKO7 Jonathan Reid

Nigel Wright WRTD 2 Jonathan Nelson.

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Fights that count

Antony Small won a SD over Walter Wright.
Small won 77-75 and 78-74 76-77

Please post all spoilers in here.

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FURIOUS’ FREDDIE CURIE WTKO 8 Ross Minter

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Gomez won RSF 7 conception.
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Post by Top Dog »

Minter got stopped, that's a bit of a surprise, thought he would have KO'D this guy easily. Good win for Small, but it sounds close, look forward to seeing it
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Touch down team America, Gomez won RSF 7 conception.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

the wright win is the surprise so far for me.

i thought minter would lose. i've never rated him at all.

good to see my man anthony small come thru. :lol:
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Post by states »

Sounds like he may have been lucky it was only an 8 rounder though.... Still, it is a good win.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

states wrote:Sounds like he may have been lucky it was only an 8 rounder though.... Still, it is a good win.
lucky, never. :lol:

4 pts and 3 pts.

wright only got it by 1 pt.

tells it's own story. :wink:
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Good result for Small, i actually thought he might slip up tonight.
Will look forward to seeing the fight, hopefully we can get the fights in full and not just clips with all the added sound to them.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

i always said small would win didn't i.

he has a bit of talent there.

no way is he all gimmicks.
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Post by states »

I was thinking more of the fact that Wright apparently had him all over the shop in the 8th.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

states wrote:I was thinking more of the fact that Wright apparently had him all over the shop in the 8th.
did he. :lol:

it's a learning fight for him.

he's been fighting nothing but journeymen so far.

he needed this sort of test.
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Post by states »

I agree, it'll stand him in good stead. I'm not entirely convinced about him, but there's definitely some talent there.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

states wrote:I agree, it'll stand him in good stead. I'm not entirely convinced about him, but there's definitely some talent there.
i'm not convinced about world level meself.

all i've said is that he's good enuff to test the likes of jamie moore. most people were just writing him off as all flash.

definitely british level for me.

when he gets to that level we'll see what he could do beyond that.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Was it just the 5 fights? or is that only what results are in
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Post by Top Dog »

topper123 wrote:Was it just the 5 fights? or is that only what results are in
No, I'm sure it's the best of 7 in total, know Colin Mcneil is still to fight, also Robin Reid, thinking about it, it could be 8, not 100% on that
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topper123 wrote:Was it just the 5 fights? or is that only what results are in
That's just what is in. 3 fights are left, with Robin Reid as the main event.....
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Post by armageto »

Ravelo won a UD........ :TU:

U.S.A. is looking pretty good so far....
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Post by E »

armageto wrote:Ravelo won a UD........ :TU:

U.S.A. is looking pretty good so far....
YEah but if you count the N Wright and Smith results (which frankly should have been) it's 3-3
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Post by stujones »

I know I shouldn't be but I am chuffed Alfonso Gomez won.... he really impressed me in the show and hasn't looked bad since and I expected his career to take off as the peoples champion more than it did. When he features on ESPN undercards to Mora/Manfredo etc - he always gets a huge ovation.
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Post by leforge »

Minter should not get a fight for british title ahead of O Donnell now.
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Post by valdosta »

E wrote:
armageto wrote:Ravelo won a UD........ :TU:

U.S.A. is looking pretty good so far....
YEah but if you count the N Wright and Smith results (which frankly should have been) it's 3-3
I agree the Smith fight should have counted. However let's be realistic about the Wright fight. He was thrown in with a complete bum who had a .500 record. I don't think that should have counted he fought a replacement.
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Post by stujones »

Looking at the results of the ones that count, it not looking good for us.

I'm just wondering out aloud now, could this actually be VERY bad for the game in the UK.

Exposure is great, but exposure as a poor boxing nation might not be so good.

Look at the typical American view of Naseem - calling him poor chinned with no technique and then follows with "typical British".

Look at the problems Junior Witter continues to had cause of one negative performance.

Could we just be laughed at and then not wanted to know.
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Post by E »

valdosta wrote:
E wrote:
armageto wrote:Ravelo won a UD........ :TU:

U.S.A. is looking pretty good so far....
YEah but if you count the N Wright and Smith results (which frankly should have been) it's 3-3
I agree the Smith fight should have counted. However let's be realistic about the Wright fight. He was thrown in with a complete bum who had a .500 record. I don't think that should have counted he fought a replacement.
True - but didn't Reid fight on the contender so should've counted?
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Post by Old bones Ian »

depends if this does become a yearly thing, The US will nearly always have a stronger team than the UK if they want, there just isn't the depth of boxers in one weight division to compete alot of the time.

maybe if it was spread over a few divisions then the uk would stand more of a chance. say 1 fight from each of the origanal weight divisions, from fly to heavy.

Hey maybe i should copyright that idea
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

so what's the score????

i said all along the yanks would win.

never thought much of our team.
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Post by armageto »

hitman_hatton1 wrote:so what's the score????

i said all along the yanks would win.

never thought much of our team.
3-1 for the USA on the fights, that Warren said, counted.....
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