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I'm sure we'd all like to see him fight the winner of the final.
Who else ? Catteral ? Any of the UK top 10 would be good.

MOre the problem that he won't want to come to Angleterre again

I'm sure we'd all like to see him fight the winner of the final.
Who else ? Catteral ? Any of the UK top 10 would be good.

MOre the problem that he won't want to come to Angleterre again

Feel for Mimoune, can only imagine how frustrating it must be to perform like that to have it taken away unjustly. Was fairly confident he was going to go all the way too.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 17:27 Scum

Enemies of the People !

Can't even properly enjoy this fight just now because of that bullsh1t before!

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 17:43 Can't even properly enjoy this fight just now because of that bullsh1t before!

Lol same here, I've turned it off and am all fussy now

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 17:43

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 17:43 Can't even properly enjoy this fight just now because of that bullsh1t before!

Lol same here, I've turned it off and am all fussy now

I was ready for turning it off but i've fukk all else to do

I've got it 4-1 but it's a bit like Hughie vs Joe Parker

Walsh in control now. Could finish him next round.

That's a bit harsh.
It's a box office poison style, but he's got some fitness.

If David Price could bounce like that....

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:26

skanksta wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:23 That's a bit harsh.
It's a box office poison style, but he's got some fitness.

If David Price could bounce like that....

No way.... Guy runs zero power throws a jab and if ur lucky a right hand.... He's just piss poor.... And if his only asset is fitness let's get mo farah in there... He'd fight better too.... I hate to criticise a fighter but he's fornicating awful

He started well enough. Just was in against a vastly more experienced fighter in Walsh. Euro level v potential domestic level there and it showed as the fight went on.

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:33 U got to be in his camp.....thats the only explanation.... Domestic level? What is it he does well? I wouldn't call him area level, I saw him once tbf, but tonight he was an absolute discrace, looked like a novice pro, with outside of bouncing on his feet not one attribute of anything I'd deem beyond an area level. Tbh Ryan should have got rid of him inside 3.

I'm not in his camp. I've saw him live once when i went over for Frampton v Donaire and he looked decent against limited opposition. Saw him on tv a few times and he's looked the part. He was in against a very experienced champion who was unlucky not to win Euro title so i think he deserves a bit of a reprieve from calling him a disgrace etc... He was out his depth and overmatched and was in survival mode once Walsh settled and found his range. No shame losing to a guy like Walsh.

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:33 U got to be in his camp.....thats the only explanation.... Domestic level? What is it he does well? I wouldn't call him area level, I saw him once tbf, but tonight he was an absolute discrace, looked like a novice pro, with outside of bouncing on his feet not one attribute of anything I'd deem beyond an area level. Tbh Ryan should have got rid of him inside 3.

Walsh is a disgrace letting that go the distance but he's got previous. He'll need to get robbed on the cards to learn.

Tyrone lacks the chin and toughness. He came in trying to pull a Hughie tonight and may well have done it if he'd been able to stay upright.

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:42

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:39

Walsh is a disgrace letting that go the distance but he's got previous. He'll need to get robbed on the cards to learn.

Tyrone lacks the chin and toughness. He came in trying to pull a Hughie tonight and may well have done it if he'd been able to stay upright.

Exactly my thoughts.... Tyrone is about as useful as sht on the floor... I can't imagine him ever looking decent he's. Just so. Poor.... Walsh should. Stop cruising. Jazza doing really well

Watch more fights before making your mind up. Look at Ricky Burns when he first went for the British against Johannesson. Beaten comprehensively and dropped three times by someone with far more experience but he went on to have a great career. Not saying McCullagh will do the same because he won't but he deserves the benefit of the doubt!

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:47

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:42

Exactly my thoughts.... Tyrone is about as useful as sht on the floor... I can't imagine him ever looking decent he's. Just so. Poor.... Walsh should. Stop cruising. Jazza doing really well

Watch more fights before making your mind up. Look at Ricky Burns when he first went for the British against Johannesson. Beaten comprehensively and dropped three times by someone with far more experience but he went on to have a great career. Not saying McCullagh will do the same because he won't but he deserves the benefit of the doubt!

Burns was raw then whereas McCullough looks like the finished product at this point.

He's poor is McCullough but Ryan Walsh needs the handle taken off a grenade and had it shoved up his a$$ in the ring. No urgency whatsoever.

Teflondon19 wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:55

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:47

Watch more fights before making your mind up. Look at Ricky Burns when he first went for the British against Johannesson. Beaten comprehensively and dropped three times by someone with far more experience but he went on to have a great career. Not saying McCullagh will do the same because he won't but he deserves the benefit of the doubt!

Lol u mean I can't make up my mind on a fighter based on one fight. Let's be honest he doesn't seem to have much shot selection... I know u may like the guy.... But he has enough flaws to write a book on, an ugly style, no toughness and it seems he's happy to plod to a loss than take a risk to show some nuts and go out on his shield. Burns was never ever that poor

I don't really like him. I thought Leigh Wood would win this tourney but i wanted Dickens, who's clearly winning now, to win it. I just think that you need to watch someone a hell of a lot more than once when they're overmatched to start calling them the kind of things you were! Harsh!

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:56

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:47

Watch more fights before making your mind up. Look at Ricky Burns when he first went for the British against Johannesson. Beaten comprehensively and dropped three times by someone with far more experience but he went on to have a great career. Not saying McCullagh will do the same because he won't but he deserves the benefit of the doubt!

Burns was raw then whereas McCullough looks like the finished product at this point.

He's poor is McCullough but Ryan Walsh needs the handle taken off a grenade and had it shoved up his a$$ in the ring. No urgency whatsoever.

Yeah he was raw. He was still with his am coach and didn't pick up till he went with Nelson. I'm not trying to compare the two as fighters just their situation. One bad performance against someone who's vastly more experienced and still hungry doesn't make you a bad fighter. Walsh should've stopped him though aye. There was nothing coming back to stop him pouring in.

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 19:01

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 18:56

Burns was raw then whereas McCullough looks like the finished product at this point.

He's poor is McCullough but Ryan Walsh needs the handle taken off a grenade and had it shoved up his a$$ in the ring. No urgency whatsoever.

Yeah he was raw. He was still with his am coach and didn't pick up till he went with Nelson. I'm not trying to compare the two as fighters just their situation. One bad performance against someone who's vastly more experienced and still hungry doesn't make you a bad fighter. Walsh should've stopped him though aye. There was nothing coming back to stop him pouring in.

Certain fighters I don't mind seeing get absolutely robbed on the cards. I didn't shed a tear for Lewis after the first Holyfield fight due to his performance that night. I won't shed a tear if it happens to Walsh, he's made me sit through too much.

McCullagh was a good am fighter. Maybe he turned pro too late? Irish am boxing has a good set up and looks after their guys. Tends to happen with a lot of Irish amateurs.

Davey Oliver Joyce is being made to look poor by this Jazza performance.

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 19:03

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 19:01

Yeah he was raw. He was still with his am coach and didn't pick up till he went with Nelson. I'm not trying to compare the two as fighters just their situation. One bad performance against someone who's vastly more experienced and still hungry doesn't make you a bad fighter. Walsh should've stopped him though aye. There was nothing coming back to stop him pouring in.

Certain fighters I don't mind seeing get absolutely robbed on the cards. I didn't shed a tear for Lewis after the first Holyfield fight due to his performance that night. I won't shed a tear if it happens to Walsh, he's made me sit through too much.

I hate seeing any fighter robbed. Tight decisions are different.

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 19:05 Davey Oliver Joyce is being made to look poor by this Jazza performance.

He's alright. Bit one dimensional.

Stuarty wrote: ↑21 Feb 2020, 19:04 McCullagh was a good am fighter. Maybe he turned pro too late? Irish am boxing has a good set up and looks after their guys. Tends to happen with a lot of Irish amateurs.

Yeah that fight was a typical am vs pro.

mccullough may have won a 3 round amateur fight

Walsh v Dickens will be very interesting. Can't believe they haven't fought yet!