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Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:34
by stujones
It won't happen but the right thing to do it Mathews 3 - next.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:35
by Taansend
Bloody brilliant. This is one for us old school who know that a few losses ain't the end of the world.....
You LEARN from a good loss. Good matchmaking builds a fighter.
Very very chuffed.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:35
by Horse
stujones wrote:It won't happen but the right thing to do it Mathews 3 - next.
Mathews is fighting Flanagan next isn't he?
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:36
by Finn
That shot didn't look that hard.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:36
by Old Jack J
stujones wrote:It won't happen but the right thing to do it Mathews 3 - next.
What? Like after the adverts?
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:36
by Andrew
Taansend wrote:Bloody brilliant. This is one for us old school who know that a few losses ain't the end of the world.....
You LEARN from a good loss. Good matchmaking builds a fighter.
Very very chuffed.

too much emphasis on bein unbeaten.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:38
by Neil Gee
Crolla v Burns. That's an easy defense!
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:38
by Fearful_Freddie
Delighted for the lad. What a performance.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:39
by stujones
Old Jack J wrote:stujones wrote:It won't happen but the right thing to do it Mathews 3 - next.
What? Like after the adverts?
Ha - no like before Mitchell. There is unfinished business there and Matthews was (until recently) the interim champion and was unlucky that he never fought for the title proper.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:40
by Black Sam Bellamy
Well done Crolla but Perez is/was a very poor World Champion. No head movement and no jab.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:40
by broomy7s
Brilliant performance that. Crolla will do well against anyone without too much power for me, work rate is outstanding.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:41
by Counter-puncher
What happened then, crolla stoppage win obviously, description please?
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:43
by Counter-puncher
Stylewise I think crolla-Flanagan would be a brilliant match, by the way
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:44
by crusader
Counter-puncher wrote:What happened then, crolla stoppage win obviously, description please?
Body shot when Perez was against the ropes. Counted out.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:45
by Taansend
Naandrew wrote:Taansend wrote:Bloody brilliant. This is one for us old school who know that a few losses ain't the end of the world.....
You LEARN from a good loss. Good matchmaking builds a fighter.
Very very chuffed.

too much emphasis on bein unbeaten.
It's the equivalent of being with the same bird you lost your virginity to & thinking you're the worlds greatest lover

Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:46
by taffytoon
Counter-puncher wrote:What happened then, crolla stoppage win obviously, description please?
Tap up top and a stunning body shot = count out.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:46
by Neil Gee
broomy7s wrote:Brilliant performance that. Crolla will do well against anyone without too much power for me, work rate is outstanding.
Yeh you are so right. C caught him a couple of times in 2/3 but he never went wild, the game plan & work rate came first always, and that's why he won in the end. He waited til the time was right before he took his chance. Amazing, lovely result. Good for ya Ant!
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:51
by Old Jack J
Does Crolla make the top 5 lightweights in Britain?
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:53
by Counter-puncher
The thing with crolla is in some ways he fights that same gallagher-stereotype John Murray at his worst, come forward high guard, type style, but previous to Gallagher he had a more 'boxer'-type movement; what he does so much better than Murray is make little adjustments with his feet when he's probing to attack, and his handspeed and the crispness of his punches is much better than Murrays was, so he presents much more diverse offensive problems to his opponent, he's an excellent pressure-boxer basically.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:54
by Counter-puncher
By the way I think Gallagher deserves real credit for that
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 19:58
by Neil Gee
Counter-puncher wrote:By the way I think Gallagher deserves real credit for that
No doubt they make a great team.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 20:08
by Boxerbeetle
Special mention for Adam Smith's cringeworthy commentary - no analysis, no incisiveness, barely even touched on the action, just a non-stop wankathon over Crolla's nice guy personality. Shocking, embarrassing, amateurish stuff.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 21 Nov 2015, 20:13
by Jack B
9 Britons holding major titles after this weekend. Not a bad effort that.
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 22 Nov 2015, 04:42
by Andrew
Surprised this didn't carry on for the Vegas card anyone watch ?
Re: RBR 21st November
Posted: 22 Nov 2015, 08:26
by palooka
Neil Gee wrote:Oh my God. Wow! Oh Wow!
