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seemed 116-110/115-111 type to me

One of those ring girls proper checking out Shane Mcguigan just then

Sort of fight that you dont want win or lose though. Even not getting hit clean your constantly getting hit everywhere, he'll be sore for a while after that.

jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:47 seemed 116-110/115-111 type to me

spencer oliver agreed with the 117-109 card.

on talksport.

Taylor being a little disrespectful here imo.

Right guy won the double kd helped him a lot. Some rounds taylor clearly lost but he deserved it

Being very dismissive of Baranchyk

Barry McGuigan shoeing his face too.

hitman_hatton1 wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:48 spencer oliver agreed with the 117-109 card.

on talksport.

thats the card if you gve every beneft of doubt to josh

Nondescript wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:49 Being very dismissive of Baranchyk

what josh saying?

Great fight and Taylor is a great watch , mixes slick boxing with power punches when needed .

He'll still be a tough fight for Prograis .

Barry is a prick. Shame, great fighter to watch way back when.

No offence to the Scots here, but is it just me or is Taylor a bit of a gobshite? Very good figher, but seems a bit of a dick to me.

jamamb wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:50 what josh saying?

Said it was easy peasy. That isn't what I saw.

nah not easy at all...won clearly but he had a hard night and got hurt in the 5th

Yay Taylor

I tell you what though, Baranchyk won my respect. Sure he needs some fine tuning, but the engine, heart and courage is built in.
He may only turn out to be a Euro level guy, but I would be happy to watch him again.

JimStone wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:50 Barry is a prick. Shame, great fighter to watch way back when.

Agreed , he was my hero when I was a lad .
Fame gone to his discombobulated head !

Great fight, tough gruelling fight for both men, 115-111 Taylor for me knockdowns in the 6th were crucial not just for the scores but for taking the wind out of Baranchyk's sails, he was coming on strong and Taylor was looking tired, caught Baranchyk flush with the right hook and had him down again with the follow up, Baranchyk is a tank, not much target to hit and always looked dangerous, I was surprised Taylor was able to put him down at all, I thought Taylor's head shots looked a bit cuffing but his body shots were excellent and pretty much what won him the fight, god knows hows Baranchyk never winced, he landed some vicious shots downstairs himself, Taylor took them well too

Wouldve liked to have seen Taylor's jab more tonight and he had a few lazy spells but what a performance and what a win

Me and Stu have been saying for a few years now Taylor would reach the top, AND THE NEW.........

Nondescript wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:52 Said it was easy peasy. That isn't what I saw.

His face and ribs will tell a different story in the morning.

Baranchyk showed lots of heart and won a fair few rounds in my eyes .

rd350lc wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:55 His face and ribs will tell a different story in the morning.

Baranchyk showed lots of heart and won a fair few rounds in my eyes .

Won my respect that's for sure! Well both did. Just wish Josh showed a little more respect to Baranchyk for the rough night he gave Josh.

Taylor- Prograis is the real pick of the finals coming up.

Fair play to Regis - he wants to come to Scotland to experience the atmosphere..

skanksta wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:59 Fair play to Regis - he wants to come to Scotland to experience the atmosphere..

Hes already in scotland!

skanksta wrote: ↑18 May 2019, 17:59 Fair play to Regis - he wants to come to Scotland to experience the atmosphere..

Is that decision though? I like Taylor he’s still improving, this next fight will make him if he gets the win.

Taylor-Prograis is a really interesting fight for me. Both slick, both can box well at range, but also box well on the inside and both can punch. Very intriguing.