Doncaster RBR.

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Tommy Brooks comes across well, I think Jeffries would be a good work project for a Sports psychologist, Jeffries seems to get down hearted in fights, and needs to get some self belief in himself.
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"In a word Glenn McCrory, can Jeffries make it?"

No.

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keithmoonhangover wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:That was brutal - agreed yid- Leave Jim Watt alone - he has a better view of him than anyone; not going to butter anyone up and I admire that about him.
Leave Jim Watt alone? He says the same things over and over round after round.
He knows his stuff if you ask me
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Old bones Ian wrote:Tommy Brooks comes across well, I think Jeffries would be a good work project for a Sports psychologist, Jeffries seems to get down hearted in fights, and needs to get some self belief in himself.
He sounded really confident pre-fight.
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:That was brutal - agreed yid- Leave Jim Watt alone - he has a better view of him than anyone; not going to butter anyone up and I admire that about him.
Leave Jim Watt alone? He says the same things over and over round after round.
He knows his stuff if you ask me
He does, but he does tend to pick up on the negatives all the time, even if someone is performing well.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: Leave Jim Watt alone? He says the same things over and over round after round.
He knows his stuff if you ask me
He does, but he does tend to pick up on the negatives all the time, even if someone is performing well.
Agreed mate - he does its the Scottish way im afraid but there was a lot of negatives there! Right so who are you all backing in the main event? - im on Hall late stoppage.
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote: He knows his stuff if you ask me
He does, but he does tend to pick up on the negatives all the time, even if someone is performing well.
Agreed mate - he does its the Scottish way im afraid but there was a lot of negatives there! Right so who are you all backing in the main event? - im on Hall late stoppage.
I live in Darlington..... that's my answer!! :bag:
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
yid14 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: Hello yid... alreet son?
allgood, I don't see any difference of Jeffries at super middle. Not sure if he's going to make it.
I'd love to see him in a tear-up. I think he'll come into his own then.

I agree Keith, when he was getting roughed up by the tough Tommy Tolan a couple of fights back he showed his mettle by absolutely poleaxeing Tolan when his back was against the wall.
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Ketchel wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
yid14 wrote: allgood, I don't see any difference of Jeffries at super middle. Not sure if he's going to make it.
I'd love to see him in a tear-up. I think he'll come into his own then.

I agree Keith, when he was getting roughed up by the tough Tommy Tolan a couple of fights back he showed his mettle by absolutely poleaxeing Tolan when his back was against the wall.
Agreed. Hi Ketch
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Who you fancy in this one Yid?
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Ketchel wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote: I'd love to see him in a tear-up. I think he'll come into his own then.

I agree Keith, when he was getting roughed up by the tough Tommy Tolan a couple of fights back he showed his mettle by absolutely poleaxeing Tolan when his back was against the wall.
Agreed. Hi Ketch

Hi Keith,
Hall for me here by late stoppage.
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Ketchel wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Ketchel wrote:
I agree Keith, when he was getting roughed up by the tough Tommy Tolan a couple of fights back he showed his mettle by absolutely poleaxeing Tolan when his back was against the wall.
Agreed. Hi Ketch

Hi Keith,
Hall for me here by late stoppage.
Hope so.
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Close round. Hall on the strength of those right hands for me.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Tommy Brooks comes across well, I think Jeffries would be a good work project for a Sports psychologist, Jeffries seems to get down hearted in fights, and needs to get some self belief in himself.
He sounded really confident pre-fight.
Yeah but its when the bell goes that counts, and he seems to lose his belief and not listen
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Who you fancy in this one Yid?
Mcdonnell points Ud
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1st to Mcdonnell for me, he landed the quantity.

Punch that can win it for McDonnell is the left hook to the body,
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1-1 for me. I think Hall will be stronger later.
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Got it 1 each here.

Jim Watt is terrible, he is biased against the fighter he picks as his prediction. Terrible stuff and this is the first card of the new season
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2nd and 3rd to Hall, still nothing between them, but Hall is landing just that bit heavier for me in those rounds.
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Tipped Stuart Hall beforehand. Suppose I had better stick with him then!
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Old bones Ian wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Tommy Brooks comes across well, I think Jeffries would be a good work project for a Sports psychologist, Jeffries seems to get down hearted in fights, and needs to get some self belief in himself.
He sounded really confident pre-fight.
Yeah but its when the bell goes that counts, and he seems to lose his belief and not listen
I think he should look at the early career of another Olympic bronze medalist Robin Reid. He had a tough start but rose above it win the world title.
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Lovely fight to watch 4 rounds in and it's still hard to pick who's gonna win. 2 rounds each so far for me.
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McDonnell really responds well in a fight when he has to, good 4th by him there
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yid14 wrote:Lovely fight to watch 4 rounds in and it's still hard to pick who's gonna win. 2 rounds each so far for me.
Very close mate. Good fight though.

Watch out for Robert Dixon on the undercard. He's a superb prospect.
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Someone score the 5th for me, i can't split them there . have to go 10-10
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