Re: Manchester RBR
Posted: 26 Jul 2014, 17:51
i think i'd rather see BJS vs eubanks in 6 months rather than BJS fighting for a world title and losing and losing some of the shine of the eubanks fight ,better see them as both unbeaten
There was a round here and there where the Italian got the better of it but overall BJS was in control IMO.crusader wrote:I see. Reading the posts here and seeing Detroit's score on the other forum made me think that BJS was really struggling.columbo wrote:I think BJS was pretty much in control on the whole and in the majority of the rounds had the edge but Blandamura wasnt completely out of the fight.crusader wrote:So was this just a tougher than expected bout in which Blandamura had his moments despite BJS generally being in control? Or was Blandamura right there with/ahead of him?
Me too.stevedoc wrote:i think i'd rather see BJS vs eubanks in 6 months rather than BJS fighting for a world title and losing and losing some of the shine of the eubanks fight ,better see them as both unbeaten
It was a great shot but against the likes of Quillin, Korobov, even Eubank Jnr I think you're gonna need more than that.[/quote]Neil Gee wrote:[quote="columbo"
No he pulled out due to the issues in the Fury camp.rio wrote:Did chambers end up fighting tonight?
Eubank was due to fight Wilson on this show but the Board wouldn't allow it due to Wilson injuring his jaw in themexicooo wrote:
For real? Everyone is calling him out. he turned down Blackwell n jez Wilson n those r only the ones I know about. He's been sugar coated n will get found out