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handsofstone wrote:Good call from Lewison's corner he was starting to look busted up and was eating jabs in that 10th ,Whyte was pretty impressive, he was a lot more purposeful than he was in the Allen fight,he worked the body well throughout, he's actually quite a calm boxer and not wild like the Joshua fight or his attitude outside the ring suggests,Lewison was dangerous but his conditioning was poor which is a shame as he could be a force at domestic level

Not a classic but well deserved from Whyte he worked a lot harder and earned it as opposed to Lewison who tried to steal it

Counter-puncher wrote:Agree on the calmness stoney, was he a k1 kickboxer do I remember right? Hes got that sort of solid measured rhythm tonight that the bigger muay Thai guys often have.

lefty wrote:Hearn looking very happy. I reckon it's either Haye or Klitschko with the latter being for multiple belts.

smiling assassin wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Good call from Lewison's corner he was starting to look busted up and was eating jabs in that 10th ,Whyte was pretty impressive, he was a lot more purposeful than he was in the Allen fight,he worked the body well throughout, he's actually quite a calm boxer and not wild like the Joshua fight or his attitude outside the ring suggests,Lewison was dangerous but his conditioning was poor which is a shame as he could be a force at domestic level

Not a classic but well deserved from Whyte he worked a lot harder and earned it as opposed to Lewison who tried to steal it

I wasn't impressed at all to be honest mate. He done a well the first couple of rounds, tucking up and letting Lewison blow off some steam but after that he could of done a lot more. Lewison was so inactive that whyte could of put it on him more and pushed for a stoppage a lot earlier. There was nothing in that performance that makes me want to watch another one of his fights

handsofstone wrote:

smiling assassin wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Good call from Lewison's corner he was starting to look busted up and was eating jabs in that 10th ,Whyte was pretty impressive, he was a lot more purposeful than he was in the Allen fight,he worked the body well throughout, he's actually quite a calm boxer and not wild like the Joshua fight or his attitude outside the ring suggests,Lewison was dangerous but his conditioning was poor which is a shame as he could be a force at domestic level

Not a classic but well deserved from Whyte he worked a lot harder and earned it as opposed to Lewison who tried to steal it

I wasn't impressed at all to be honest mate. He done a well the first couple of rounds, tucking up and letting Lewison blow off some steam but after that he could of done a lot more. Lewison was so inactive that whyte could of put it on him more and pushed for a stoppage a lot earlier. There was nothing in that performance that makes me want to watch another one of his fights

See I'm not convinced Whyte will make it to European level I think he's a solid domestic level fighter who was in with a tough,dangerous but limited opponent and he only lost the 1st round on my card,I was impressed with his bodywork although his headshots were struggling to land,if it was Joshua pre world title then I might have been underwhelmed but for Whyte I thought it was a good showing

Neil Gee wrote:Whyte takes Price out in the first round and aginst Chisora it's a close decision but he wins.

Rexob wrote:Here we go another overrated boxing legend. I hope this guy can put it on Burns see what happens a quick KO hopefully.

handsofstone wrote:

smiling assassin wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Good call from Lewison's corner he was starting to look busted up and was eating jabs in that 10th ,Whyte was pretty impressive, he was a lot more purposeful than he was in the Allen fight,he worked the body well throughout, he's actually quite a calm boxer and not wild like the Joshua fight or his attitude outside the ring suggests,Lewison was dangerous but his conditioning was poor which is a shame as he could be a force at domestic level

Not a classic but well deserved from Whyte he worked a lot harder and earned it as opposed to Lewison who tried to steal it

I wasn't impressed at all to be honest mate. He done a well the first couple of rounds, tucking up and letting Lewison blow off some steam but after that he could of done a lot more. Lewison was so inactive that whyte could of put it on him more and pushed for a stoppage a lot earlier. There was nothing in that performance that makes me want to watch another one of his fights

See I'm not convinced Whyte will make it to European level I think he's a solid domestic level fighter who was in with a tough,dangerous but limited opponent and he only lost the 1st round on my card,I was impressed with his bodywork although his headshots were struggling to land,if it was Joshua pre world title then I might have been underwhelmed but for Whyte I thought it was a good showing

crusader wrote:Among hardcore fans I think Burns may be underrated if anything.

ThereByTheGrace wrote:Keep me updated lads thanks

Horse wrote:

crusader wrote:Among hardcore fans I think Burns may be underrated if anything.

Indeed.

crusader wrote:

Rexob wrote:Here we go another overrated boxing legend. I hope this guy can put it on Burns see what happens a quick KO hopefully.

Among hardcore fans I think Burns may be underrated if anything.

crusader wrote:1-0 Relikh (though watching on a choppy stream)