World Heavyweight title action this weekend.

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World Heavyweight title action this weekend.

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Audley's old WBF belt is on the line as Francios Botha makes a comeback and fight good old Bob Mivrovic for the WBF title.

Okay, shit belt but still a fight that might be okay to watch - two triers. Maybe Botha vs Sanders will eventually happen.


Oh yeah, and its Brewester vs Wlad II for the IBF title. Any predictions on this one. Wlad has got to be the favourite this time.
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Wlad has impressed me in his last few fights, i was always saying he'll go as soon as he gets hit on the chin again. But he's proven me wrong in his wins over Byrd , Brock and Austin.

Revenge over Brewster looks a big favourite, so i'm going for Wlad to KO Brewster in 7 rounds.

Would just like to add that if Lamon does win, then i'll be happy. He's entertainment in the ring, and a great sportsman with it.
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Audley is looking for a comeback opponent, perhaps he can fight the winner and become 2 time world champ!
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Old bones Ian wrote:Wlad has impressed me in his last few fights, i was always saying he'll go as soon as he gets hit on the chin again. But he's proven me wrong in his wins over Byrd , Brock and Austin.

Revenge over Brewster looks a big favourite, so i'm going for Wlad to KO Brewster in 7 rounds.

Would just like to add that if Lamon does win, then i'll be happy. He's entertainment in the ring, and a great sportsman with it.
Byrd can;t crack chins for shit though.

And Brock's biggest win was Mc Cline and Lawrence.

Austin shouldn't of even shared a ring with Klitschko. :o
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Yeah Byrd, Brock and especially Austin aren't exactly big tests are they, Wlad got floored by punches that only half landed against Sam Peter, I can see him being floored again in this one, but I think this time he will get up and stop Brewster inside 8 rounds. He's definitely a lot calmer and sturdy than he was but theres always going to be that doubt with the chin he has.
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stujones wrote:Oh yeah, and its Brewester vs Wlad II for the IBF title. Any predictions on this one. Wlad has got to be the favourite this time.
Glad to know that 'Brewester' vs Wlad is an after-thought to Botha-Mirovic! You really must get out more. Seriously.
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
stujones wrote:Oh yeah, and its Brewester vs Wlad II for the IBF title. Any predictions on this one. Wlad has got to be the favourite this time.
Glad to know that 'Brewester' vs Wlad is an after-thought to Botha-Mirovic! You really must get out more. Seriously.
Yep thats true enough... no point denying that. Although, I think Botha vs Mivrovic will be more competitive. Klit has learned from his mistakes and Brewster hasn't fought in a long time.

Nice to see you are using your day job to good effect and correcting people's typo's.
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They are certainly making sure big Wlad, "the future of the heavyweight division", has every advantage going into the rematch: home ground on his own promotion as well.

Yep he should win, but Brewster will be aiming for that shaky chin and will always be one punch away....it's live around 10pm on secondsout for about 5 quid I think.

Anyone watched one of their streams before, and is quality any good?
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stujones wrote:Audley's old WBF belt is on the line as Francios Botha makes a comeback and fight good old Bob Mivrovic for the WBF title.

Okay, shit belt but still a fight that might be okay to watch - two triers. Maybe Botha vs Sanders will eventually happen.


Oh yeah, and its Brewester vs Wlad II for the IBF title. Any predictions on this one. Wlad has got to be the favourite this time.
Bobs a nice guy but fair dinkum what value do you place on the WBF belt if Big Bob gets a shot. And what if he gets lucky?
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Good questions Mighty Warrior. I wasnt going to bother as i thought it would be an early morning job but at 10pm i might purchase it. Wlad in 8 for me by the way :TU:
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I am a little concerned about the Brewster V Wlad rematch.

We havent seen Brewster in any less than about 10 t shirts in recent months so its very difficult to guage what kind of condition he is.
Secondly I worry about his eye, I hope its properly healed.

If he isnt in shape and the eye is still a problem this could just be a pension fight for him

I hope i am wrong, I really like brewster and hope he is in great condition, because if he is I believe he can beat Wlad again.

At the end of the day only 3 people have hit Wlad with decent shots and all three knocked him out.

If Brewster is as quick as before with the same kind of explosive power he can do it again.

Looking forward to the weigh in to see which Brewster turns up!!!
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MightyWarrior wrote:They are certainly making sure big Wlad, "the future of the heavyweight division", has every advantage going into the rematch: home ground on his own promotion as well.

Yep he should win, but Brewster will be aiming for that shaky chin and will always be one punch away....it's live around 10pm on secondsout for about 5 quid I think.

Anyone watched one of their streams before, and is quality any good?
There is a secondsout feed of a heavyweight fight and Ant Evans hasn't popped up with an advert reminder?...

Are we sure that this fight is still on?? :D
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Terry D wrote:If Brewster can hold it together early and keep his head right Wlad will be lying on the canvas muttering about 'drugs' before the end of the night.
"Get that vaseline off my legs, I can't breathe..." :D
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Post by BigEars »

Botha and Wladamir to win by KO for me . I think Wlad might start very cautious and slow paced to begin with , having the first fight in the back of his mind .
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TerribleTerry wrote:
Terry D wrote:If Brewster can hold it together early and keep his head right Wlad will be lying on the canvas muttering about 'drugs' before the end of the night.
"Get that vaseline off my legs, I can't breathe..." :D
If only we'd known about Vaseline's incredible lethal properties during the second world war, think of the lives that could have been saved.

I can picture it now, a Waffen SS officer is having his nether regions strokes by a french whore, who is actually a partisan fighter in disguise, a quick application of the old 'vas' to his bollocks and legs, a couple of cries of 'Mein Gott,' a gurgling sound, followed by stiffness, then death.
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Post by steve689 »

Did anyone buy Klitschko V Austin on the Secondsout thing? The preview for the Brewster fight seems to run smooth enough but only with the option of a small screen. Could you watch the main event on a bigger picture? And hopefully there will be a decent undercard on it as well.
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steve689 wrote:Did anyone buy Klitschko V Austin on the Secondsout thing? The preview for the Brewster fight seems to run smooth enough but only with the option of a small screen. Could you watch the main event on a bigger picture? And hopefully there will be a decent undercard on it as well.
I would hope that Andy Lee's fight would form part of the package - Ant can you confirm if that is the case?

Also Steward has Jonathon Banks, his cruiser, on the undercard too.
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I took the plunge and brought the PPV...£2.97 was reasonable enough and if that includes a decent 2 hour undercard i'm laughing, well chuckling maybe. Anyway the only qualm i have is i hope it's not an itty bitty screen. I want a decent sized good quality picture for my £2.97 :oops: :TU:
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Post by KO Artist »

TerribleTerry wrote:
steve689 wrote:Did anyone buy Klitschko V Austin on the Secondsout thing? The preview for the Brewster fight seems to run smooth enough but only with the option of a small screen. Could you watch the main event on a bigger picture? And hopefully there will be a decent undercard on it as well.
I would hope that Andy Lee's fight would form part of the package - Ant can you confirm if that is the case?

Also Steward has Jonathon Banks, his cruiser, on the undercard too.
The seconds out thing is not really good value. Small screen, not very smooth, hunched over a computer. Its a long way off being worth paying for.

I wont be buying. You guys can watch on torrent or you know where
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Ahhh flip me where were you before i shelled out :oops: :cry: :roll: :D
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