Abbo
Heavyweight
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by Abbo » 16 Oct 2007, 17:32
I see he is fighting the Commonwealth champion, the Canadian Troy Ross in a few weeks. It will be interesting to see how he gets on at this level at 199.
Is it a last payday? As Ross looks pretty good on paper, for this level.
Anyone knows what Steeds expects from this fight?
rhino222
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by rhino222 » 16 Oct 2007, 17:35
steeds always looked soft at heavyweight, and the fact he challenged for the british title says a lot about the shit state of the domestic hw division.
if he succeeds at cruiser is dependent on his committment, fitness and heart...
he has not been in the trenches yet to test these attributes !!
THEBUTCH
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by THEBUTCH » 17 Oct 2007, 07:33
Steeds is decent, but the this Canadian guy sounds more than decent.
It's on Sky so we can see for ourselves.
I fancy Ross to win this one.
1southpaw
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by 1southpaw » 17 Oct 2007, 15:12
the fights not happening at the moment steeds want,s a warm-up first but hennessy has not phoned him
Abbo
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by Abbo » 17 Oct 2007, 16:49
1southpaw wrote: the fights not happening at the moment steeds want,s a warm-up first but hennessy has not phoned him
that would very wise. i think Steeds needs to build up in the division, why the big rush?
Horse
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by Horse » 17 Oct 2007, 17:34
I had a dream Steeds blasted out that big guy Sebastien Chabal from the French rugby union team in one round, so I thought that would be a good omen, too bad it is off.
rhino222
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by rhino222 » 17 Oct 2007, 17:53
Abbo wrote: 1southpaw wrote: the fights not happening at the moment steeds want,s a warm-up first but hennessy has not phoned him
that would very wise. i think Steeds needs to build up in the division, why the big rush?
errrr.....if someone had not called me and i wanted something then i would call them !!
REAL_DEAL
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by REAL_DEAL » 17 Oct 2007, 18:07
if mark hobson isnt tied down to a promoter and is fit enough, that would be a good fight, see what level Ross is at.
1southpaw
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by 1southpaw » 19 Oct 2007, 12:41
i think hobson would give ross a good fight it would make sence for them two two fight
stujones
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by stujones » 19 Oct 2007, 15:06
REAL_DEAL wrote: if mark hobson isnt tied down to a promoter and is fit enough, that would be a good fight, see what level Ross is at.
Yeah, I agree with that. Has Hobson retired though?
Horse
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by Horse » 19 Oct 2007, 23:43
stujones wrote: REAL_DEAL wrote: if mark hobson isnt tied down to a promoter and is fit enough, that would be a good fight, see what level Ross is at.
Yeah, I agree with that. Has Hobson retired though?
Why would Hobson have retired? He has only just won his British title back. I didn't see the fight, did he say something about retiring afterwards?
Autobarn
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by Autobarn » 20 Oct 2007, 14:12
yeah, that he only took the 2nd keaton fight to prove a point following 1st rd rabbit punch KO by enzo mucker before leaving boxing to follow business pursuits