Spoiler: other results from York Hall

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 14 Nov 2003, 19:33

Qato was robbed blind tonight against Steven Bendall in an eight-rounder. Really robbed.
And Peter Oboh's power came good as he stopped the previously unbeaten Elvis Michailenko in 11 rounds.

Ulysses · Post by **Ulysses** » 14 Nov 2003, 20:50

Qato should've got it, but it was still resonably close, I had Bendall winning the last two rounds but and some of the early rounds were nip and tuck, however Qato always looked the stronger of the two and when Steve tried to punch it out with him he always came off worse.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 15 Nov 2003, 10:51

Anymore detail on the Oboh fight, I missed the TV coverage.

Perhaps a cold is good for a boxer! Another prospect bites the dust then, remeber Elvis was apparently close to a world title shot against Micahelswecki last year, thank god that didn't happen.

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 15 Nov 2003, 13:46

Well done to Oboh, he's starting to achieve something a little late in life. As for Steven Bendall well i think he is the weakest of the British Light Middleweight faces and he is waiting to be beaten.

Michaeljpoole · Post by **Michaeljpoole** » 15 Nov 2003, 19:30

Hrom what was shown on the BBC, I though OBoh looked good today. You can see why nobody wants to fight him. It would not do any body any favours fighting him. Elvis was meant to be a good fighter, draw with Dodson in his 3rd fight, getting a decison in Spain for the title, but yet Oboh made him look very average

I reckon Oboh would give any light heavy in the country a real fight. Good on him and lets hope he can earn some decent paydays

Oboh actually reminded me of FAcey the way he fought, very rangy with long arms. Final KD was a nice punch