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crusader wrote:That Algerian has now lost in the quarterfinals three Olympics in a row. Must be tough to get so close to a medal that many times without bringing any home.

Yeah, he fought like fvck too considering the shellacking he took

Yes, I think Woodall was right when he said Buatsi needed to remember to get back to his boxing.

McIntosh got so excited he announced a premature curtailment of proceedings in the second act of the contest (as he might have put it.)

Counter-puncher wrote:McCormack looks pretty well-schooled against a southpaw again. Two skilled operators in there

Nice little fight that was, Cuban won but it was competitive throughout. McCormack is only 21, would have learned a lot from this week, could have a bright future.

Disappointing performance from Ali. Had hopes for him to go far in the competition. Steve Bunce had Ali winning the fight.

keirw wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:McCormack looks pretty well-schooled against a southpaw again. Two skilled operators in there

Nice little fight that was, Cuban won but it was competitive throughout. McCormack is only 21, would have learned a lot from this week, could have a bright future.

yup

Cholo_cws wrote:Disappointing performance from Ali. Had hopes for him to go far in the competition. Steve Bunce had Ali winning the fight.

Ali threw a lot but the other chap had the cleaner work IMO

Cholo_cws wrote:Disappointing performance from Ali. Had hopes for him to go far in the competition. Steve Bunce had Ali winning the fight.

Yeah well beforehand he was boasting about getting all his predictions right for GB. Trying to save face I reckon.

Big upset today with London gold medal winner Katie Taylor of Ireland losing to Finnish boxer Mira Potkonen.

JMac wrote:Big upset today with London gold medal winner Katie Taylor of Ireland losing to Finnish boxer Mira Potkonen.

Taylor didn't deserve gold in London imo, I thought she lost her final but was always going to get it.

Are the middleweights going tonight?

Look out for the Uzbek

Counter-puncher wrote:Are the middleweights going tonight?

Look out for the Uzbek

All of the Uzbek's are looking good.

Taylor has plummeted.

Cholo_cws wrote:Yes, I think Woodall was right when he said Buatsi needed to remember to get back to his boxing.

McIntosh got so excited he announced a premature curtailment of proceedings in the second act of the contest (as he might have put it.)

Counter-puncher wrote:Are the middleweights going tonight?

Look out for the Uzbek

Your guy fought earlier against Kazakh Zhanibek Alimkhanuly

Ffs missed it, typical, thanks anyway fella

Boxing Prospect wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:Are the middleweights going tonight?

Look out for the Uzbek

Your guy fought earlier against Kazakh Zhanibek Alimkhanuly

If it's an Uzbek then he's on later against the Indian Krishnan Vikas.

Cholo_cws wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:Are the middleweights going tonight?

Look out for the Uzbek

Your guy fought earlier against Kazakh Zhanibek Alimkhanuly

If it's an Uzbek then he's on later against the Indian Krishnan Vikas.

Bugger I was thinking of the Azeri >_< sorry!

Bloody hell that headclash looked painful >_<

Thanks lads.think he is on next, hope he lived up to my billing

Anyone know why a count is administered after a boxer is floored from a blatant low blow? What's the point of it?

Rodriguez won't be having kids any time soon >_<

Question for anyone who definitely knows.

Yeluessinov who got the horrendous cut in the middle of his head but made it to the final by being ahead on the cards, say he fails the doctor, he obviously gets Silver.

However, what if he passes the doctor but the cut opens up again, would his opponent win the fight by stoppage because the other guy came in with the damage, or would they go to the cards again.

Common sense says surely the other guy must win but having seen some of the decisions through the week, I wonder what they have in there wonderful rule book

Counter-puncher wrote:Thanks lads.think he is on next, hope he lived up to my billing

He's good, maybe needs to calm down a bit and stop trying to take the Indian guys head off with every shot.

Zubrei wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:Thanks lads.think he is on next, hope he lived up to my billing

He's good, maybe needs to calm down a bit and stop trying to take the Indian guys head off with every shot.

Yeah I thought that, he was more composed last fight

He should tool the mex in the final anyway

Absolutely pathetic from the judges. Disgraceful