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Wardley would have wallopped Clarke out of there, based on that. Wach is tough though.

I still have my questions on why this was sanctioned.... lucus brown wasnt sanction due to age, but wach, same age, gets signed up for another 10 round beating.... To be fair wach is still a very valuable learning fight for any prospect, just the double standards...

This has been good for fraze boxing development, but the shit show with wardly has killed his credibiility, if he dosent manage to get the wardly fight in the next year that will hang over his head pretty badly.

100-90 from the ref only - no judges.

Dull main event, but Fraze should improve a lot.

skanksta wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:09 Snooze fest.

100-90 98-92, 98-92

Wasn’t it just the refs scorecard?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:18

skanksta wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:09 Snooze fest.

100-90 98-92, 98-92

Wasn’t it just the refs scorecard?

Yeah - see above.
(I was just guessing).

Has George Groves had his strange tattoos removed?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 17:37

Off his rocker.

Would Viddal beat Tommy ?

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:25 Would Viddal beat Tommy ?

Yeah I think so.

Had a few drinks and got around to watching, 98-92 Clarke, gave Wach as couple rounds after decent bursts trumped Clarke's boring style, Clarke's got nothing to offer the Heavyweight division, too slow and predictable, Wach barely threw but he never held, regardless of his height, Clarke should still be opening up now and then, it was piss poor

Sam Gilley just scored a bodyshot on this card

CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:25 Would Viddal beat Tommy ?

Yes

golden_balls wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:13 Wardley would have wallopped Clarke out of there, based on that. Wach is tough though.

I had Fabio Frazer closer before tonight.
Now Ben wanting some warm ups prior makes sense.

Anthony Joshua has praised his former Team GB partner, Frazer Clarke, for winning his first ten-round fight in the professional ranks.

“Mariusz Wach was a great opponent for Frazer Clarke. Being a heavyweight in modern times doesn’t leave room for error or time to build a fighter – some call it padding the record, I call it development.”

“I remember Iron Mike having fifteen fights in one year. Against who [though?] Exactly. Who remembers? It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish. Well done Mariusz and a massive well done to Frazer.”

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 19:10

golden_balls wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:13 Wardley would have wallopped Clarke out of there, based on that. Wach is tough though.

I had Fabio Frazer closer before tonight.
Now Ben wanting some warm ups prior makes sense.

Wardley a level above Fraser and based on last nights fight it would have been a setback for fraser being well beaten or stopped if they had fought .
For someone with such an amateur career he has a lot to learn but whether Fernandez is a good enough coach is up for debate - I have my doubts .

That's an invaluable 10 rounds for Clarke, especially after only 6 pro fights.

Wach earned his money and put in a decent effort.

Fraser's confidence will soar knowing he's completed ten rounds.

THEBUTCH wrote: ↑17 Jun 2023, 12:26 That's an invaluable 10 rounds for Clarke, especially after only 6 pro fights.

Wach earned his money and put in a decent effort.

Fraser's confidence will soar knowing he's completed ten rounds.

Def true, best stuck down the undercard on a big show, won't earn Fraser any fans.

stevec@france wrote: ↑17 Jun 2023, 12:01

KiwiRider wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 19:10

golden_balls wrote: ↑16 Jun 2023, 18:13 Wardley would have wallopped Clarke out of there, based on that. Wach is tough though.

I had Fabio Frazer closer before tonight.
Now Ben wanting some warm ups prior makes sense.

Wardley a level above Fraser and based on last nights fight it would have been a setback for fraser being well beaten or stopped if they had fought .
For someone with such an amateur career he has a lot to learn but whether Fernandez is a good enough coach is up for debate - I have my doubts .

Were my expectations too high for Clarke?
I mean, he has competed at the highest amateur levels and had some very decent success. He has boxed 93 bouts as an adult and fought, if not beaten a lot of the other up and coming pros.
In my mind he only needed a few fights to get past the three rounds and then should be going British - Commonwealth - Euro....
And yet, I would probably (now) give Fabio the edge if they fought for the British..