hitman_hatton1
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by hitman_hatton1 » 21 Jul 2007, 15:11
i got it 3-2 to the georgian.
arthur won 2 and 5.
the other 3 to the georgian.
rd 2 was a bit debateable though.
stujones
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by stujones » 21 Jul 2007, 15:15
I've given everything to Gogoladze apart from the last round - the "KD" round.
Incidently, is the new MC the guy off the "Kev and Bev" adverts.
nickd
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by nickd » 21 Jul 2007, 15:31
Good win for Arthur. Arthur didn't look great, then again not many fighters would against Gogoladze.
He'd better hope Guzman does move up to 135 and he gets the full title status, he wouldn't have a hope in hell against Guzman IMO. He'd get sparked.
stujones
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by stujones » 21 Jul 2007, 15:36
Good win, but very concerning with how easy Gogoladze was handling him before he tired. It looked like we were going to have another Kirakosyan vs Johansson and Luevano vs Cook (e.g. The British fighter getting outclassed).
Didn't anyone else think that John Rawling was harping on about it being a belated stoppage a bit much. I thought it was well timed, if anything a little premature... certainly not belated.
Kilburn
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by Kilburn » 21 Jul 2007, 15:42
Yeah I don't know why Rawling got so offended. I was surprised that the ref stepped in although was pleased that he did.
nickd
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by nickd » 21 Jul 2007, 15:43
There was only going to be one winner, but the ref jumped in early if anything. Rawling talks some shit sometimes.
stujones
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by stujones » 21 Jul 2007, 15:49
Schoolboy error from the both of them (Duke and John) for not knowing the rules in the result of a cut.
Plus Duke's scoring continues to perplex me..... He says that Koba has a big 1st round (which he did) and then scores it to Arthur.
Can he leave now please.
stujones
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by stujones » 21 Jul 2007, 15:52
Terry D wrote:
The Good Guys...
Is that HIM? Its looks the spit.
Well, "Kev" as I have been calling him - just dropped a clanger.... Wrong fight!
Ah: Just found out... TThat guy from Operation Good Guys - Is Kev from the ad..... and I think it IS the bloke on the MC.
Kilburn
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by Kilburn » 21 Jul 2007, 16:00
That's 2. I wonder how long he can keep it up for.
Mbaye almost looked tickled at the start that he was facing such a little bloke.
thepocketrocket
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by thepocketrocket » 21 Jul 2007, 16:02
He carries it on till Mbaye(who bloody average) starts trying...oh, looks like thats about now!!
chesh
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by chesh » 21 Jul 2007, 16:08
M'Baye's doing eff all.
Kilburn
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by Kilburn » 21 Jul 2007, 16:08
Rees is hitting that body none stop. And he's showing some excellent defensive moves.
Come on pocket you're thinking about an upset here...
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stujones
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by stujones » 21 Jul 2007, 16:11
Holybejesus.... Who said Young Mutley is only domestic class. Think he'll beat the pair of these.
Lynes would hammer them.
m1kee50
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by m1kee50 » 21 Jul 2007, 16:11
Lynes could drive down now and do the pair of them..... is Rees going to fade down the stretch tho?
nickd
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by nickd » 21 Jul 2007, 16:13
Is M'Baye really that good? I'm not so sure. He's doing nothing here against a guy there to be hit.
m1kee50
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by m1kee50 » 21 Jul 2007, 16:14
nickd wrote: Is M'Baye really that good? I'm not so sure. He's doing nothing here against a guy there to be hit.
he hasnt shown the same level of technique as previous - needs to remember time is a wasting - at this point he has lost 5 rounds for me
Kilburn
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by Kilburn » 21 Jul 2007, 16:15
I don't think Lynes would be 4-5 rounds up at this stage somehow..
glahn
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by glahn » 21 Jul 2007, 16:15
M'Baye will stop him late as he tires, I reckon. Great showing from Rees so far though.
m1kee50
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by m1kee50 » 21 Jul 2007, 16:15
Kilburn wrote: I don't think Lynes would be 4-5 rounds up at this stage somehow..
Lynes would have jabbed Mbaye half to death by now - Rees is landing but Mbaye is not hurt - Lynes would hurt him inside too
nickd
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by nickd » 21 Jul 2007, 16:16
Everything for Rees so far, 60-54. M'Baye doesn't seem like he's trying.