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Dioufy wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:25 What’s the point in a rematch?

Hopefully Allah agrees

Haney has skills to burn, but he isnt an exciting watch. Hw won that at a canter.

Maybe he`lll get his Hughie man strength in a few years.

Anyone think George lost on purpose so that he can Cordina Haney in the rematch and declare in his post fight interview.

“Deception. The Art of War”

Then never gives Haney another fight and retires as u disputed.

no rematch please, that was too one sided and in a boring way.

loma and haney are both with top rank. make that one next

overall, good stuff by haney, if rather uneventful. 10-2 for me

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:34 no rematch please, that was too one sided and in a boring way.

loma and haney are both with top rank. make that one next

overall, good stuff by haney, if rather uneventful. 10-2 for me

Make it where? The Crimea?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:34 no rematch please, that was too one sided and in a boring way.

loma and haney are both with top rank. make that one next

overall, good stuff by haney, if rather uneventful. 10-2 for me

Hopefully tank leaves PBC to make a Haney fight.

Congrats to Devin! He is now in history books and I think he has maybe just started.

loma was already contemplating returning to boxing, i think he didnt have enough time to train for kambo and hence that's why the fight didnt happen. id expect him to return to boxing rather than to fight for the entirety of the conflict

Dioufy wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:30

KiwiRider wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:27

Dioufy wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:25 What’s the point in a rematch?

None at all. Kambosos got his ears boxed off. It was an almost shut out

How the hell do they sell it as a stadium fight again?

The rematch doesn't have to be in Australia.
And we will ask Ruthless-RKO to put a "don't care" option in the pre fight poll.

JxhDel. wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 00:37 Congrats to Devin! He is now in history books and I think he has maybe just started.

Fingers crossed he gets his man strength soon because he is a pretty boring pitty patter right now.

i didnt think haney was quite as negative as made out, and i have seen him stand his ground and trade. he has regularly scored kds but just doesnt have finishing power at this level. i find him much better to watch than hughie and he's been in better fights than this, but ya he isn't a fun fighter...............tbf to him, i think part of that is down to him being good enough to shut opponentss out like he did tonight

if kambo hhad been landing more and winning rounds to make it competitive, it wouldve been more enjoyable

Why on earth are there 30 plus people allowed in the ring after a fight?

How is this considered safe or normal?

Seriously, boxing is a shambolic sport at the best of times, if we're trying to encourage new eyes to the sport then this kind of bs has to stop.

If you go over the barriers at a football match, you stand a good chance of getting arrested. If you do it at the boxing you may get you picture in the Boxing News.

Ps I'm glad that Adam Smith apologised for the bad language on a number of occasions. I previously felt upset about it but felt better afterwards. Legend.

Comprehensive win

No point in rematch

Spud wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 01:51 Comprehensive win

No point in rematch

No point for anyone but kambo. But he is the one with the bit of paper that says he gets one.

If Haney wants to move on he either has to fight kambo or pay him enough money that kambo let's him move on.

I hate rematch clauses and think they should be banned, but Haney signed one so people can't be mad/suprised when kmabo enforces it.

It was so eventless, that the rematch talk must be thrown far away. The big lipped tapper has done his job well. I didn't expect Kambo to be so clueless and effortless.

It's pity that Lomachenko lost his mind. There could be an interesting matchup winnable for him. Anyway, Haney vs Davis sounds hot.

118-110 Haney in one of the worst fights ever seen, he landed a couple of right hands in the 9th, apart from that not a meaningful punch landed by either guy over 12 long boring rounds, Haney won it off the jab, too sharp and quick for Kambosos who was rendered useless, barely laid a glove on Haney, every round was the same, not night and day between the rounds, Haney done the bare minimum and tbf that was all that was required

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑04 Jun 2022, 21:49 tbf that's a pretty nice win for browne, his last win wasnt bad either. thought he was completely utterly shot but had a bit of a revival

Eddie will be on the phone today seeing if he fancies Chisora next month.

eddie might be able to talk me into liking that one

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 05:33 eddie might be able to talk me into liking that one

It’s a level or two too far for me. You put him in with Babic or Wardley though and I’m happy.

Straight forward win for Haney.

10-2 for me.

No need for a rematch tbh.

May be a hard sell.

This is why I don’t like rematch clauses.

I feel like rd1 of the rematch will just be like r13 of the first fight and Continue.

Haney is a real fun sponge, he’ll win at a canter over most, quiet the crowd and send everyone to sleep. If you wanna make some great fights at 135, probably best leave Dev out of it.

Buffer ballsed up the winner announcement too.

MightyWarrior wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022, 06:32
Buffer ballsed up the winner announcement too.

Like he
Always does.

CompuBox Stats



Working behind a steady jab all fight (7 of 28 landed per round), Devin Haney out landed George Kambosos 159-100 in total punches to secure a twelve round unanimous decision, becoming the undisputed lightweight world champion. Kambosos landed 182 punches in his upset win over Teofimo Lopez last year.