Moore vs Facey RD by RD

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 27 Oct 2007, 18:03

No, I agree Moore Vs Pryce would be good too.

Autobarn · Post by **Autobarn** » 27 Oct 2007, 18:18

absolutely. pryce has made big improvements. looks compact and solid. he actually looks better than some of the guys who have beaten him.

Poncey · Post by **Poncey** » 28 Oct 2007, 06:05

..and the winner gets a shot at Canclaux's belt.

We should go into matchmaking!

jomothepure · Post by **jomothepure** » 28 Oct 2007, 06:25

Unless Piccirillo beats Forrest, which I don't see happening, then the world betls look a pretty tough nut to crack.

I've not seen the Russian who has the European title, but judging by his record he seems a bit handy.

Basically, I concur! Moore-Pryce!

Old bones Ian · Post by **Old bones Ian** » 28 Oct 2007, 06:55

Autobarn wrote:
Anyway, now am I out of order asking: MOORE v PRYCE please ?

Pryce pulled out of being a mandatory for Moore, so Facey stepped in .

So you could have seen Moore v Pryce on Friday.

matko · Post by **matko** » 28 Oct 2007, 07:11

There is no reason jamie should stay at domestic level any longer let him raise his game and box someone at a higher level it will bring the best out of him mentally and physically, he has proved himeself since 2003 at domestic level we are nearly in 2008 he is more than ready to step up unbeaten in his last 8 or so fights and nearly had expierience of 30 fights

Autobarn · Post by **Autobarn** » 28 Oct 2007, 07:26

who would everyone rather see him in with. Pryce? Or a Piccirillo/Branco type?

As has already been brought up, Vuma would have been the most progressive, exciting & purposeful fight.

matko · Post by **matko** » 28 Oct 2007, 10:21

completely stupid of sky too knock vuma and want a defence against facey vuma would of brought the best out of moore

Mooresy · Post by **Mooresy** » 28 Oct 2007, 16:47

WildWaylon wrote:Tough fight for Mooresy and by his own admission "rusty", but why - I would appreciate a word from him on here to explain that - Surely he trained knowing it was going to be more difficult than the last fight - This time Facey was properly prepared - Before he took the fight at short notice but still gave Jamie a hard fight - Facey has improved and Jamie must have been aware this was going to be a battle - Jamie says he will be better prepared for a Euro challenge but why wasnt he for this defense of his British title - Very even fight IMO with Facey having the reach advantage - Jamie may just have been a round up when the knock downs came - Ricky seemed to think the fight was going to be closer than most others did, and he was proved to be right - Despite not being totally at his best Mooresy did the business in the end with his heavy hitting, so well done Jamie - Great night from Sky and Rickys contribution made it even better - They were all there Witter, Johanssen ect, brilliant!!

Hiya lad's. Thanks for all your comments. First of all I'd just like to say that I don't think you realise how difficult Facey is to box. He is very unorthodox, fights "scared" which makes it really difficult to get your shots off, and has no rhythm so is VERY hard to read. I hadn't boxed for 5 and half months and found it difficult getting back into the grove, especially against someone as awkward as him. We knew it would be an awkward night but we we're expecting to be made mandatory for the European and needed to box because I didn't want to go straight for the European without a sharpener first(which I obviously needed). We couldn't have the Vuma fight so had to box somebody, and I'm not one for ducking people so fought Andrew. So that's why I took the fight, didn't look great but got the job done, and am MORE than confident of beating Baysangurov now that I can build from this fight, instead of starting from scratch(which usually resembles something similar to my pal Ricky!

) because of enforced lay offs due to injury! If I don't achieve what I expect to then I'll hold my hands up and say the better man won, but win or lose it'll DEFINATELY be worth watching. Hope you understand where I'm coming from lads and have answered some of your questions, and hope you'll be suppoting me when I try and conquer Europe! Take care lads, and keep up the banter. All the best, Mooresy.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 28 Oct 2007, 19:21

Cheers for the comments Jamie, I agree with everything you said and you have my support - not just because you post here but I like your fighting style. Always been a fan.

Good call on Facey fighting "scared" - good description of it. Even if Facey does get the British title one day (assume you'll vacate in the near future) I don't think he'll ever get the respect he deserve cause he looks so bad but obviously isn't. He's like an Octopus in there and with his slaps and no defense looks so beatable - but obviously given the struggle you and Bradley Pryce had with him - he isn't.

Incidently, would love you opinion on my Round by Round verdict - How tired were you at stages - I was a little bit concerned for you in the 9th I think (the Round which you KD Facey the first time) - thought you were sagging. Obviously not exactly the case, but how were you feeling at the time.

m1kee50 · Post by **m1kee50** » 28 Oct 2007, 19:31

Mooresy wrote:
WildWaylon wrote:Tough fight for Mooresy and by his own admission "rusty", but why - I would appreciate a word from him on here to explain that - Surely he trained knowing it was going to be more difficult than the last fight - This time Facey was properly prepared - Before he took the fight at short notice but still gave Jamie a hard fight - Facey has improved and Jamie must have been aware this was going to be a battle - Jamie says he will be better prepared for a Euro challenge but why wasnt he for this defense of his British title - Very even fight IMO with Facey having the reach advantage - Jamie may just have been a round up when the knock downs came - Ricky seemed to think the fight was going to be closer than most others did, and he was proved to be right - Despite not being totally at his best Mooresy did the business in the end with his heavy hitting, so well done Jamie - Great night from Sky and Rickys contribution made it even better - They were all there Witter, Johanssen ect, brilliant!!
Hiya lad's. Thanks for all your comments. First of all I'd just like to say that I don't think you realise how difficult Facey is to box. He is very unorthodox, fights "scared" which makes it really difficult to get your shots off, and has no rhythm so is VERY hard to read. I hadn't boxed for 5 and half months and found it difficult getting back into the grove, especially against someone as awkward as him. We knew it would be an awkward night but we we're expecting to be made mandatory for the European and needed to box because I didn't want to go straight for the European without a sharpener first(which I obviously needed). We couldn't have the Vuma fight so had to box somebody, and I'm not one for ducking people so fought Andrew. So that's why I took the fight, didn't look great but got the job done, and am MORE than confident of beating Baysangurov now that I can build from this fight, instead of starting from scratch(which usually resembles something similar to my pal Ricky! ) because of enforced lay offs due to injury! If I don't achieve what I expect to then I'll hold my hands up and say the better man won, but win or lose it'll DEFINATELY be worth watching. Hope you understand where I'm coming from lads and have answered some of your questions, and hope you'll be suppoting me when I try and conquer Europe! Take care lads, and keep up the banter. All the best, Mooresy.

cheers mate, all the best with the next one... i think ppl were expecting a similar show to last time, esp after you said Facey hadnt really developed as a fighter since...

End of the day tho a win is a win, and you deserved it IMO

THEBUTCH · Post by **THEBUTCH** » 29 Oct 2007, 10:24

Enjoyable fight, good challenge by Facey, but an even better defence of his title by Moore.

With regards talk of Moore-Pryce.....enough is enough!

Moore has taken on all comers time and again for the British title, so now it's time to move forward and that means an EBU title shot.

Good luck with that, Jamie.

Mooresy · Post by **Mooresy** » 29 Oct 2007, 12:49

THEBUTCH wrote:Enjoyable fight, good challenge by Facey, but an even better defence of his title by Moore.

With regards talk of Moore-Pryce.....enough is enough!

Moore has taken on all comers time and again for the British title, so now it's time to move forward and that means an EBU title shot.

Good luck with that, Jamie.

Captain Hook · Post by **Captain Hook** » 29 Oct 2007, 12:57

Pryce has already ducked Jamie, then beaten china-chinned Concepcion and big mouth Small.

He doesn't deserve another chance, he is out of Moore's league and while Jamie struggled at times on Friday (largely due to the lay-off and a good performance by Facey) he is a lot better than that.

If the Moore who boxed Walker/Jones/Lujan turns up he'll capture the Euro title and I'd certainly give him a shot against Forrest.

His defence will need to be water tight and it will largely be down to workrate, guts and passion but I'd give him a shot, definitely. Forrest is not getting any younger and if Moore can whip himself into the shape of his life he could push him hard over 12.

Martin

Chambers2 · Post by **Chambers2** » 29 Oct 2007, 13:11

I was guilty of under-rating Facey.....again

prior to the fight. A fully fit Facey is a very tough opponent for anyone at British or Euro level IMO, his size, style and jab must be a nightmare to come up against and look good. Pity his chin is in the air and immobile

Not the most fluent of performances from Mooresy, which is to be expected considering the lay off and the opponent, but he dug in well showing off his heart again and came through a potential banana skin in a no win fight.

Onwards and upwards, bring on the European Champ!!