how you scoring this??

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Post by Mukel »

I think people have to give Rees his dues, he's fast, awkward, decent reflexes, very good work rate, people already quick to say he's rubbish,
and i think thats very unfair, give the kid a chance, he has just proved everyone wrong tonight, and i think whoever said he's a poor mans hatton is right, very similar, a little bit more flashy, but good comparison.
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Post by nickd »

I'm sure Rees could make 135 if he tried. But fair play he got his opportunity at the higher weight and took it. I can't see him beating many in the world top 10 mind you. He's just too small for the division.
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Post by GAV »

Just reading what people were saying about the Arthur fight. Was he a good distance ahead at the time of the stoppage?
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Post by nickd »

Slightly ahead because of 2 knockdowns the first of which was definitely a slip, and a point deduction for Gogoladze for use of the head.
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Post by thepocketrocket »

Allrite Jock Mcscott!! Why you not watched it??

Yeah, well up, two 'knockdowns' and a point taken off Koba for a headbutt
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[quote="nickd"]I'm sure Rees could make 135 if he tried. But fair play he got his opportunity at the higher weight and took it. I can't see him beating many in the world top 10 mind you. He's just too small for the division.[quote]

And for that reason, and that reason alone... I don't think he would beat many in the domestic top 10. He wouldn't hurt the likes of Lynes, Daws, Morrison, Mutley etc and utlimately I think they would try a bit more than Mbaye

At Lightweight - would be a different story. He is a quality fighter as Boxing Gloves states.

He should be a Super Feather though.[/b]
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Post by nickd »

Nice to see the Sports Network house ref looking after the big fight. :o
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Post by TT »

allegedly's running of the sport is reminiscent of a wrestling story line with Mickey Van as his own ref and that
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Post by Kilburn »

Good match this. Come on Enzo.
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Post by nickd »

First 2 rounds to Enzo here. This one is warming up nicely!
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Post by TT »

This isn't going the 12
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Post by Kilburn »

Any time Braithwaite looks to counter you get a feeling of danger. He certainly looks in the mood for a fight.
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Post by thepocketrocket »

Enzo looks class when attacking but is walking back in str8 lines with his chin when he is backed up
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Post by thepocketrocket »

3 round to 1 for Enzo...
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Post by Deserter »

Great start by Enzo - lovely jab and he's starting to bring the uppercut into play as his big rights are sailing over the top, but Duke's spot-on regarding the way he's hanging his chin out to dry at some points. He's also moving back in straight lines as he's doing so, which makes me nervous!
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Post by nickd »

Enzo looks pretty vulnerable but won the first 3 rounds for me. That fourth was about even. Good fight!
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Post by TT »

Get in! C'mon Enzo. Saved by the bell
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thepocketrocket wrote:Enzo looks class when attacking but is walking back in str8 lines with his chin when he is backed up
Sorry mate, hadn't seen your post as I was writing.
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Post by nickd »

Great shot form Maccarinelli there! He was losing that round then too. Come on Enzo!
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Deserter wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:Enzo looks class when attacking but is walking back in str8 lines with his chin when he is backed up
Sorry mate, hadn't seen your post as I was writing.
No worries mate..

With Jirov coming back down there could be some exciting fights ahead...
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Post by nickd »

Jesus what an uppercut. Braithwaite has a hell of a chin no question about that he has taken some huge shots tonight so far.
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Post by stujones »

Macc has been excellent so far... The jab has arrived in his arsenal.

However, getting tired... Braithwaite looks fresher.
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Post by Kilburn »

Round 8. Unless David Haye fought a punch perfect fight, I don't think he could last versus Braithwaite.
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Post by thepocketrocket »

Still, if Haye wins he is the man at Cruiser
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Post by m1kee50 »

yeah if haye beats Mormeck he is the clear no1 IMO
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