Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015
Posted: 08 Mar 2015, 01:11
If Campbell doesn't beat Coyle I'll give up watching the sport. Levels apart, absolute certainty Campbell wins.
It's not running out of legs. It's a huge fight in Hull and will do massive numbers at the live gate. I doubt it will be PPV.Kilburn wrote:The previous "double header" with these two was one of the last fights I watched prior to cancelling Sky Sports last year. Can't say I'm sad to read that this match up is running out of legs.
I know there will some decent fights on Sky this year but so far since cancelling I can't think of anything I've missed that has niggled me.
Good chance of it.ScottDetonator wrote:If Gethin had gone down in the same manner as Coyle did tonight, who else thinks the ref would've stopped it? Coyle is a good watch but very poor overall.
I spoke to some casual fans from Hull who were amazed I saw it as an easy win for Luke. 99% will see it 50/50, just as Sky tell them.Kilburn wrote:I take it there is a fair bit of local optimism around Coyles chances then?
unreal, they are obviously levels apartmickey1975 wrote:I spoke to some casual fans from Hull who were amazed I saw it as an easy win for Luke. 99% will see it 50/50, just as Sky tell them.Kilburn wrote:I take it there is a fair bit of local optimism around Coyles chances then?
I don't know, he has a pretty high opinion of himself. He came across terribly in the post fight interview. I can only see him getting worse.Crazyboy wrote:unreal, they are obviously levels apartmickey1975 wrote:I spoke to some casual fans from Hull who were amazed I saw it as an easy win for Luke. 99% will see it 50/50, just as Sky tell them.Kilburn wrote:I take it there is a fair bit of local optimism around Coyles chances then?
Coyle was only super happy last night because all he had to do was get through it with a win and he has now set up that fight with Campbell and knows its a big payday.
He probably knows he will lose against Luke but the payday will make that easier to take
I agree, Gethin's ear was quite obviously damaged in the other bouts and he tried a couple of rounds at least with it being red raw. I hope he got a bung from Eddie to ensure the big summer bout happens.rossij8 wrote:That's dodgy as fuc
palooka wrote:I agree, Gethin's ear was quite obviously damaged in the other bouts and he tried a couple of rounds at least with it being red raw. I hope he got a bung from Eddie to ensure the big summer bout happens.rossij8 wrote:That's dodgy as fuc
When Coyle started trying to talk it up in the interview some of the crowd were booing and there was silence from the rest. They were talking about having it at the KC Stadium all along, now they're talking about Craven Park too and considering they want it in late July, it will be at Craven Park, which is half the size, they massively overestimated the size of the fight, it'll do well in Hull, but outside that, no one cares.mickey1975 wrote:It's not running out of legs. It's a huge fight in Hull and will do massive numbers at the live gate. I doubt it will be PPV.Kilburn wrote:The previous "double header" with these two was one of the last fights I watched prior to cancelling Sky Sports last year. Can't say I'm sad to read that this match up is running out of legs.
I know there will some decent fights on Sky this year but so far since cancelling I can't think of anything I've missed that has niggled me.
I'm not at all sure, Gethin had him and sauntered through the next round without throwing either a right hand or a left hook, he had no urgency at all. Any ear damage wasn't apparent whereas when it was hurt and damaged before it was red raw, swollen and looks really painful; he also winced visibly when it was hit and was in obvious pain when h pulls out. That wasn't the case last night and there wasn't a clear punch that landed on the ear. To me, Coyle was looking ragged, tired out. It seemed iffy to me.Rexob wrote:palooka wrote:I agree, Gethin's ear was quite obviously damaged in the other bouts and he tried a couple of rounds at least with it being red raw. I hope he got a bung from Eddie to ensure the big summer bout happens.rossij8 wrote:That's dodgy as fuc
Your surly not implying that Fast car throws bungs? I thought it was just a bit of self preservation to be fair?
I'm with you mate, but when I phoned to cancel I got the usual half price offer, and kept it just for the footy; the boxing on Sky is a waste of time. Adam Smith has ruined any chance it has these days of being taken seriously as a boxing channel.Kilburn wrote:The previous "double header" with these two was one of the last fights I watched prior to cancelling Sky Sports last year. Can't say I'm sad to read that this match up is running out of legs.
I know there will some decent fights on Sky this year but so far since cancelling I can't think of anything I've missed that has niggled me.
Tommy was miles worse than Brian Rose was against Carson Jones that's for sureScottDetonator wrote:If Gethin had gone down in the same manner as Coyle did tonight, who else thinks the ref would've stopped it? Coyle is a good watch but very poor overall.
magnus wrote:Recently, and quite rightly, some of Matchroom's matchmaking has come in for a bit of stick (last night's walkovers for Fielding and Saunders being prime examples).
However, the last two weeks on Fwank's cards have seen some truly diabolical "opposition" for Buglioni, Skeete, Pettit, Liam Smith and Satchell.
They are all at it. No point bending over backwards to criticise one over the other IMHO.
I'm not sure what I was on about either.jameswilson wrote:Gethin is a lightweight. Coyle is a lightweight. The fight has been made at 138, so not sure where Horse is getting that people are moving up 2 weight divisions from.
Horse wrote:I'm not sure what I was on about either.jameswilson wrote:Gethin is a lightweight. Coyle is a lightweight. The fight has been made at 138, so not sure where Horse is getting that people are moving up 2 weight divisions from.
But the headline fights on fwanks cards were actually headline fights, not glorified undercard fights.magnus wrote:Recently, and quite rightly, some of Matchroom's matchmaking has come in for a bit of stick (last night's walkovers for Fielding and Saunders being prime examples).
However, the last two weeks on Fwank's cards have seen some truly diabolical "opposition" for Buglioni, Skeete, Pettit, Liam Smith and Satchell.
They are all at it. No point bending over backwards to criticise one over the other IMHO.
No, just talking rubbish.jameswilson wrote:![]()
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