Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Joshua has improved so much from the early amateur fights. He is the ultimate heavyweight. He looks so much better than Bruno or Lewis at the same time
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Good opening round but I don't think much of this match. The opponent is too small.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Mute time, Jim Watts on the glue again, that was a tight round.
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Sklar wrote:Good opening round but I don't think much of this match. The opponent is too small.
Typical Matchroom match ups
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gazzman87 wrote:Mute time, Jim Watts on the glue again, that was a tight round.
Just wait for Jones creaming his pants over Mayweather later....
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Who's the girl in the pink next to Macklin? She's rather distracting...
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Kamikaze Belgian!
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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If Jamoye was a natural for this weight and carried his power up this would be interesting. At the moment it seems like he doesnt hit hard enough at this weight.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Quigg wouldnt be able to fight Frampton like this.
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lefty wrote:Dont troll Horse. It's getting too obvious now.
Comparing Joshua to Wlad is pathetic.

You're always criticizing Joshua, it's weak stuff.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Quigg 2nd round easy.
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Frampton smashes Quigg to bits! Levels apart imo
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Smiling means nothing.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Frampton is a different level to Quigg.
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Fu*k you Matchroom
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Waste of time.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Horse wrote:
lefty wrote:Dont troll Horse. It's getting too obvious now.
Comparing Joshua to Wlad is pathetic.

You're always criticizing Joshua, it's weak stuff.
You do a fair bit of that kind of thing yourself.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Shocking match. Bag of shite. That guy was not fit for purpose.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Jamoye just too small unfortunately. Hearn won't let Quigg anywhere near Frampton.
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Typical Terry stoppage.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Good ol Terry. Tbf Jamoye wasn't gonna win. Really disappointing as the original opponent was gonna be a reasonable test, the kinda style that imo would have made Quigg struggle quite a bit. Rather than someone who is a bit of a brawler.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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Well that was an embarrassing "world title" fight
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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lefty wrote:You do a fair bit of that kind of thing yourself.
My insults make sense.
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:Jamoye just too small unfortunately. Hearn won't let Quigg anywhere near Frampton.
If he had the power he had at bantamweight aswell it would of been more competitive I think. Jamoye gave it a good go. Cant fault his effot.
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Re: Official boxrec RBR thread - Manchester and Mayweather cards

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How was that stopped? O'Connor had a shocker as usual, early stoppage, missed low blows, called break, then let Quigg tee off when they bounced off each other, missed every elbow, shoulder and forearm used by Quigg and was always out of position to see what was happening. How is he a star referee when Jeff Hinds and Bob Williams aren't?
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