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Chamberlain hasn’t carried his power past the 4th or 5th round.

O’Leary looks like the thing out the goonies.

Controversial wrote: ↑Today, 17:59 Bloody hell Steve Collins looks a lot older than his years, didn’t recognise him at first.

Banging on about Roy Jones Jr does put a strain on you.

Chamberlain needs to whack that nose hard and often. If the pattern stays like this he’ll lose a decision.

I'm seeing a different fight to the commentators

There you go, smacked that nose a beaut.

Kilburn wrote: ↑Today, 18:02 Chamberlain needs to whack that nose hard and often. If the pattern stays like this he’ll lose a decision.

I’d be telling him he needs to get his jab going.

And as I write that Chamberlain chins him.

That was brutal.

Portsmouth has always been an under rated city for having hard bastards.

Huge credit to Pierce for coming back into it like that but Chambo couldn't miss him with that left hand all night long

Rematch please

The ref landed one on him trying to stop it.

jameswilson wrote: ↑Today, 18:05 Portsmouth has always been an under rated city for having hard bastards.

Totally. Leigh Park is or was the biggest council estate in the country which is a good breeding ground for game men. Also with the navy being stationed there, there would have been mad pub wars between the sailors and the indigenous population back in the day. Also has a decent amount of travellers settled there.

War!!!

Great fight. I thought oleary showed tenacity and it looked as though he was taking the fight from Chamberlain. No complaints on that stoppage. That was the right call as that was a brutal finish!

I guess the rematch ain’t happening in Portsmouth then.

jameswilson wrote: ↑Today, 18:05 Portsmouth has always been an under rated city for having hard bastards.

Soft, southern, shandy drinkers.

Incredible fight, FOTY right there, it had the lot, Chamberlain began sharp using his range well, busy with the jab and landing the left hand early, dropped O'Leary in the 2nd with a left, unlucky for O'Leary as he was already on the way down but a shot did land and it was a good'un as well , broke O'Leary's nose and looked on the way out especially after getting knocked down again in the 3rd by a 1/2, actually looked like the jab had him on the way down but round 4 O'Leary came out and put it on Chamberlain, had success, looked a glimmer of hope but Chamberlain still looked in control, classier boxer landing better quality punches until the end of 7th O'Leary put Chamberlain down with a shot to the stomach, took the wind right out of him, after that O'Leary walked him down beat him up and looked like it was a long fight to the finish for Chamberlain, he lost his shape and O'Leary was in the driving seat and looked enough route to clawing back a decision when in the 10th out of nowhere Chamberlain rocked O'Leary with an uppercut then following it up with a well delivered combination that had O'Leary out on his feet before the ref got in there, unbelievable scrap

Happy for Chamberlain. I thought he'd blown it when he went down from the body shot

Cracking finish. Stunned him with a short uppercut, saw O'Leary was hurt then unloaded a brutal accurate finish

O'Leary's face was smashed up. Tough lad but not the talent he was being made out to be.

Imagine O’Leary moving up a division to face Conah Walker.

jameswilson wrote: ↑Today, 18:07 The ref landed one on him trying to stop it.

Decent shot too.

There are so many great domestic dust ups to be made at 140 / 147... there are these two, Azim, Dalton Smith, Rafferty,, Catterall, Walker, Benn, Crocker ....... i wonder how may we'll see as the years pass

Quality card tonight it must be said