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I wouldnt think Kali thinks the three prior fighters pose any threat to him. Besides getting caught by a lucky punch, I couldnt see Demori or Leapai troubling Kali....dont know enough about chauncy.

Well whats the hold up Leapai has called Meehan out a couple of times.

A financial agreement couldn't be reached with one of the boxers. I'm sure it'll be made in the future and it'll be a ripper.

So is Kali still fighting Kertson Manswell on March 7?

I got to be honest, after watching Kali be totally uncompetitive against Chagaev in what was the most important fight he could have been in (WBA Title eliminator), I think he is overhyped.

I think Alex would stop him.

dan h wrote:So is Kali still fighting Kertson Manswell on March 7?

No, he's not. A new opponent is being worked on.

Ipswich Express wrote:

dan h wrote:So is Kali still fighting Kertson Manswell on March 7?

No, he's not. A new opponent is being worked on.

Travis Walker.

manswell is now fighting chagaev.

buster007 wrote:manswell is now fighting chagaev.

Good luck to him. Sounds like a mismatch.

Brute wrote:

buster007 wrote:manswell is now fighting chagaev.

Good luck to him. Sounds like a mismatch.

Many thought Walker beat Chagaev in there fight, tough fight for Kali which is good.

I was saying Manswell/Chagaev is a mismatch.

Leapai stoped Walker in 4 rounds let see what Meehan can do.

Leapai via KO.

AndrewT wrote:Leapai via KO.

Is this based on Meehans performance lastnight? :P

'Frilla wrote:

AndrewT wrote:Leapai via KO.

Is this based on Meehans performance lastnight? :P

Not only was Leapai lucky not to get stopped against Walker but it was a very premature stoppage in Alex's favour. I think in a re-match Walker stops Leapai (but he'll never fight him again) Between Meehan and Leapai it would be interesting and they'd both probably gas before the end of the 4th. Leapai probably stops Meehan though.

There is more chance of Meehan landing a big shot on Leapai, Leapai is too easy to hit.

Meehan was dominating the fight lastnight until he was caught with a big punch, this might be the case with Leapai/Meehan.

'Frilla wrote:There is more chance of Meehan landing a big shot on Leapai, Leapai is too easy to hit.

Meehan was dominating the fight lastnight until he was caught with a big punch, this might be the case with Leapai/Meehan.

Leapai's got ambition though, it's hard to see at 41 where Meehan goes now.

Alex smash's walker again, if you turn your head after being punished it's not premature, Meehan is finished, has been for a while, just hasn't been in with comp that could show his age.

meehan would land on alex at will and if travis can drop alex, i have no doubt kali can.

'Frilla wrote:There is more chance of Meehan landing a big shot on Leapai, Leapai is too easy to hit.

Meehan was dominating the fight lastnight until he was caught with a big punch, this might be the case with Leapai/Meehan.

I think dominating is a stretch. Apparently he was up 3 rounds to 2 on the scorecards. His work-rate was diminishing with each round.

I am leaning towards Alex. He is nine years younger than Kali and his sole KO loss was seven years ago. If you look at his record height does not seem to worry him.

Ipswich Express wrote:

'Frilla wrote:There is more chance of Meehan landing a big shot on Leapai, Leapai is too easy to hit.

Meehan was dominating the fight lastnight until he was caught with a big punch, this might be the case with Leapai/Meehan.

I think dominating is a stretch. Apparently he was up 3 rounds to 2 on the scorecards. His work-rate was diminishing with each round.

Meh, he was ahead on the score cards. Who you got winning this fight mate?

meehan had more or less won every round. landed the better shots and was more accurate too.

i'm shocked that he looked so unfit.

he needs trainers who will help get him fit enough imo.

its too hard a sport to go in a fight underdone like that. guys like walker are just too powerful to risk against.

At 41 years old, Meehan is done.

walker was takin his time,kali was a great ambassedor(scuse the spellin,am a bit pissY) but his time is up,it was not a matter of if,but when,

taking his time?

he felt kali's power, that's why he was not winning up until the ko. he landed a good shot and followed it up.

the guy just gave chagaev hell, has put arreola on his arse, put alex on his arse and pummelled him plenty as well, so it's hardly devastating losing to travis.