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Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:13
by jBacca
You think Freddie won the last? He ate a few without landing anything.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:13
by Mighty Atom
Proves a reasonably fit athlete who can't box beats a fat bloke who can't train.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:15
by SamWise72
danal2 wrote:thought flintoff took a count and then ws dropped in next round???
No. Legitimate knockdown in round 2; short left hook as he was charging in (again), but that was all. He looked gone when he got to his feet, but shook it off very impressively. I was certain he was out from the next shot, but 20 seconds later, you wouldn't have known he had been down.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:16
by BigCheese1986
Mighty Atom wrote:Proves a reasonably fit athlete who can't box beats a fat bloke who can't train.
hahaha ^^this
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:16
by iamasadlittleboy
Lillis "Boxing was on the back of the papers, when did you see that last"
...last weekend? Has he got that poor memory?
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:16
by kevo
The Dark Destroyer wrote:39? Not counting the knockdown then, eh?
I imagine he gave it as a 10-9 as Dawson did f*ck all bar score the KD.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:16
by Finn
Horse wrote:The Dark Destroyer wrote:He doesn't need it, he won three rounds.
I agree.
i was joking calm down calm down
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:20
by funso banjo baby
flintoff weigh-in was shown at the end of Newsnight !!!!
y'know , the light hearted ending , like a dog on a skateboard etc
i didnt watch...if even i havent heard of the opp...then forget it
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:21
by grannyman
As predicted, a lot of criticism on here. How many times has someone had their first ever competitive boxing match televised? Not everyone has British Title ambitions, some people just love competitive sport. Leave him alone.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:22
by taffytoon
SamWise72 wrote:danal2 wrote:thought flintoff took a count and then ws dropped in next round???
No. Legitimate knockdown in round 2; short left hook as he was charging in (again), but that was all. He looked gone when he got to his feet, but shook it off very impressively. I was certain he was out from the next shot, but 20 seconds later, you wouldn't have known he had been down.
There wasn't a NEXT shot though.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:24
by desperados
That knock down was utterly hilarious. Flintoff was chasing Dawson round the right with an elevated right as if he wanted to slap his fat head from above before getting popped on the chin
Had a couple of quid on dawson - but he was shockingly poor. I hope both of them retire now Jacamo has got it's logo on a few more TV screens, as planned.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:24
by kevo
grannyman wrote:As predicted, a lot of criticism on here. How many times has someone had their first ever competitive boxing match televised? Not everyone has British Title ambitions, some people just love competitive sport. Leave him alone.

Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:25
by Horse
kingfinn wrote:i was joking calm down calm down
Shut it, soft lad.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:25
by desperados
funso banjo baby wrote:flintoff weigh-in was shown at the end of Newsnight !!!!
y'know , the light hearted ending , like a dog on a skateboard etc

Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:26
by Finn
we're taking the mick out of flintoff, but it takes a hell of a lot to keep composure when in a full contact fight. I personally think for a first fight and probably the guys first actual fight since he was at school he kept composure pretty well usually the adrenalin cuts in and panic ensues, to get up when knocked down takes balls. Ive seen chavy muppets coming in the gym before who claim to have had "street fights" throwing punches like a girl throwing a ball, bolt upright with their eyes closed, get dropped or half pinned and then just give up without a struggle. You've got to remember the guy has had no amateur experience.
For a 1st fight in front of a crowd that size i think he did himself and everyone in his team proud.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:27
by kevo
Horse wrote:kingfinn wrote:i was joking calm down calm down
Shut it, soft lad.

Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:30
by jBacca
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:37
by Jack B
grannyman wrote:As predicted, a lot of criticism on here. How many times has someone had their first ever competitive boxing match televised? Not everyone has British Title ambitions, some people just love competitive sport. Leave him alone.
Not many people get massive publicity and money in their first ever competitive fight, either.
Got to take the rough with the smooth.
Re: Friday Night boxing RBR
Posted: 30 Nov 2012, 19:48
by DMMA
Go Faster Stripes wrote:Good stoppage for me too.
And another - I can see how people and his team might think it was early but as soon as I saw the two uppercuts the first thing I said (to brother watching with me) was "stop it ref."
What's the point - he'd have been KO'd in short order after that and at the risk of what extra damage, We've seen too many late stoppages in Germany and the US lately where someone could or did get really damaged, maybe for good, and for nowt.