Re: Liverpool RBR
Posted: 15 Mar 2014, 17:41
Adamu isnt even really trying. He's just not got it in him anymore. He looks slow and pretty much like he's in survival mode.
expe wrote:Since Fielding seems to think it's ok to come in overweight, how about matching him with Enzo Maccarinelli at Light Heavy and then having Enzo coming in at close to 13st, see how he likes it then.
crap judges have to act as the riot police and have to go in and break it up with head cams.JimJim2009 wrote:I wish they'd put a video box in the top corner at moments like that - so we can still watch the boxing, but have a quick look at whats kicking off in the cheap seats. "riot cam" or something like thatcolumbo wrote:A fight in the crowd lol
I know it would be in incredibly poor taste and wouldn't happen, but just imagine if they actually did it ! that would be just an amazing bit of telly innovationkorn69 wrote:crap judges have to act as the riot police and have to go in and break it up with head cams.JimJim2009 wrote:I wish they'd put a video box in the top corner at moments like that - so we can still watch the boxing, but have a quick look at whats kicking off in the cheap seats. "riot cam" or something like thatcolumbo wrote:A fight in the crowd lol
Was 3lbs over yesterday morning and decided he couldn't take it off, I bet fighters have taken twice that off before, but instead he decided to have breakfast.MightyWarrior wrote:What's Rockys excuse for coming in so spectacularly overweight ?
and how can he say he has a future at super middle?
Did he just not bother trying to make the weight this time?
Matchroom promotions deserve to be getting one show per year on sky - rather than 20 snoozers
columbo wrote:Paul Smith.... world title challenge LOL
Its the sort of show that Matchroom and Fwank put on in December - an xmas bonus sort of affair, where the Tocker Pudwill's of the world are brought over to give our lads an easy night and a welcome payday in time for the holidays.MightyWarrior wrote:What's Rockys excuse for coming in so spectacularly overweight ?
and how can he say he has a future at super middle?
Did he just not bother trying to make the weight this time?
Matchroom promotions deserve to be getting one show per year on sky - rather than 20 snoozers
In all honesty he probably would have somewhat of a shot against the current Abraham. He's a bit shot worn himself these days.jameswilson wrote:columbo wrote:Paul Smith.... world title challenge LOL
Paul YEEEAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIII please.
Lets not disrespect him by not calling him by his real name as announced by MC John McDonald.
I don't think he's on the same level as even this version of Abraham.columbo wrote:In all honesty he probably would have somewhat of a shot against the current Abraham. He's a bit shot worn himself these days.jameswilson wrote:columbo wrote:Paul Smith.... world title challenge LOL
Paul YEEEAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIII please.
Lets not disrespect him by not calling him by his real name as announced by MC John McDonald.
Even in his prime Abraham had a pretty poor workrate but made up for it with pretty good defence and obviously power. Now he has no power at all at World level.columbo wrote:In all honesty he probably would have somewhat of a shot against the current Abraham. He's a bit shot worn himself these days.jameswilson wrote:columbo wrote:Paul Smith.... world title challenge LOL
Paul YEEEAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIII please.
Lets not disrespect him by not calling him by his real name as announced by MC John McDonald.
Well seeing Abraham near decapitating the miserable sod would be good telly.Bobbyptsd wrote:I don't think he's on the same level as even this version of Abraham.columbo wrote:In all honesty he probably would have somewhat of a shot against the current Abraham. He's a bit shot worn himself these days.jameswilson wrote:
Paul YEEEAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIII please.
Lets not disrespect him by not calling him by his real name as announced by MC John McDonald.
I dont think it would matter what stageJimJim2009 wrote:Smith's best chance of a world title fight at this stage of his career is to keep fighting fit and hope a challenger withdraws, and he gets the job as a replacement at late notice.