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Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 05:13
by Manchester Massive
I hear Crolla has taken it as finding it hard to get fights as Hatton now focusing on a comeback
Decent payday, great for profile if wins it and if doesn;t, well any loss was only prizefighter so doesnt really hurt him.
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 01 Aug 2012, 07:14
by kierny
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 14:45
by tear up
I'm takin . Crolla with been sharp and his pace for the first few rounds
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 15:51
by Londonirish
tear up wrote:I'm takin . Crolla with been sharp and his pace for the first few rounds
It is a great line up Haven't seen Terry Needham or Stephen Jennings but i see Jennings was stopped by Derry and has drawn with a Journey man, Needham won 6 lost one to a 2-5-1 boy. I would of liked to see you and Carl Johannson in the mix.
Does any one know much about Needham and Jennings, styles makes fights and maybe they will more suited to the 3 rounds?
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 16:19
by tear up
I'd like the super feather weight one mate I'f got the chance as these guy would weigh in at 9.11 fight at 10.11 they too big for me champ hope you is good buddy when you fighting next
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 02 Aug 2012, 16:32
by wrimc
Stephen Jennings is a good fighter gave Derry a decent go of it. Should be a competitive PF this. I fancy Derry though. As you say the god thing about PF is its a loss that doesnt really so low risk high reward comparatively.
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 03 Aug 2012, 04:38
by tear up
wrimc wrote:Stephen Jennings is a good fighter gave Derry a decent go of it. Should be a competitive PF this. I fancy Derry though. As you say the god thing about PF is its a loss that doesnt really so low risk high reward comparatively.
I was there when Derry beAt him Derry blow him away but I have seen him fight before that and thought he was a good fighter and prizefighter it's anyone title fast 3 rounds and Stephen has that in him
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 03 Aug 2012, 07:23
by cocobongo
wrimc wrote:Stephen Jennings is a good fighter gave Derry a decent go of it. Should be a competitive PF this. I fancy Derry though. As you say the god thing about PF is its a loss that doesnt really so low risk high reward comparatively.
Derry dominated Jennings from start to finish
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 03 Aug 2012, 07:30
by RonnieTheSharkClark
i would fight in the prize fighter at lightweight just to be fighting ha... hate not being active :( but if there was a prize fighter at super featherweight i am confident i would do very well against anyone in the weight division! eddie hearn get me in the prize fighter at super feather and u will have a show ;)
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 03 Aug 2012, 08:08
by Wa1nuts
I can't decide whether to go this or to Priceys fight the week after.
I'll be rooting for Matthews and think he'll win it, be interesting to see what odds hes given as this will be a very hard competition.
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 03 Aug 2012, 08:18
by bigB
im 1000% there main event is a good one!
my problem is some of the guys in this i like
so Derry, Kieran or Crolla id be happy for them to win be final 2
Rocky ive followed for a while and glad he signed with matchroom, but wayne is from the gym i go to
wish them all the best
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 04 Aug 2012, 02:27
by Wales
danconnollyeire wrote:derry wrote:Cant wait for it credit to every fighter who as entered , that's why am in this game to fight the best can't wait for it in my own town :)
I heard there was a world title shot in the pipeline... any truth in this?
There was a fight with Fana in south africa announced...
Re: lightweights prizefighter
Posted: 04 Aug 2012, 13:49
by mickey1975
tijuana1 wrote:I watched Joe Tonks struggle with Kristian Laight been beaten by Sid Razak. God only knows why he has been entered into a tournament full of established / quailty fighters.
I thought you beat him, my mush. It was definitely a lot closer than the cards said.