Contender for fight of the year weren't it? Never seen Farrell box but he must be a good lad - hope he recovers well and fair play to Crolla; he's a very good boxer and very game.winkveron wrote:Spot on all round. Can I have this weekends lottery numbers? Hahadaviddee wrote:Farrell will win this. Crolla is a hype job. Likes to block punches with his head. Farrell on points in a bore fest
Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
Re: Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
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Boxingcutsman
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Re: Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
Maybe it didn't come across how you meant it Billy, but if your talking about World Titles & World Levels Lets not kid ourselfs, Crolla is of the same level, if not better than a high % of Ricky's Challengers so far for his world title & previous title 
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Datsue
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Re: Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
Moses, Martinez & Mitchell (ooh, alliteration!) were all a level above, because Crolla's domestic-level...Boxingcutsman wrote:Maybe it didn't come across how you meant it Billy, but if your talking about World Titles & World Levels Lets not kid ourselfs, Crolla is of the same level, if not better than 99% of Ricky's Challengers so far for his world title & previous title
I will give you the others. But Burns has beaten three good fighters in his "world" reigns. I mean not like Takashi Uchiyama or Juan Carlos Salgado or Miguel Vazquez or anyone, so not actually like best-in-the-world at the time sort of thing, but he's been definitely pasting a few lads from tier II, if you see what I mean.
So before Mr Nelson bites your head off I thought I'd correct the maths!
I'd like to see Burns try his hand at someone really boss. Who knows? Might happen one day, like. But he's a big earner compared to what he used to be. If he can get "world title" money & attendances fighting commonwealth/Euro level title fights, then good luck to him.
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Boxingcutsman
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Re: Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
Datsue wrote:Moses, Martinez & Mitchell (ooh, alliteration!) were all a level above, because Crolla's domestic-level...Boxingcutsman wrote:Maybe it didn't come across how you meant it Billy, but if your talking about World Titles & World Levels Lets not kid ourselfs, Crolla is of the same level, if not better than 99% of Ricky's Challengers so far for his world title & previous title
I will give you the others. But Burns has beaten three good fighters in his "world" reigns. I mean not like Takashi Uchiyama or Juan Carlos Salgado or Miguel Vazquez or anyone, so not actually like best-in-the-world at the time sort of thing, but he's been definitely pasting a few lads from tier II, if you see what I mean.
So before Mr Nelson bites your head off I thought I'd correct the maths!
I'd like to see Burns try his hand at someone really boss. Who knows? Might happen one day, like. But he's a big earner compared to what he used to be. If he can get "world title" money & attendances fighting commonwealth/Euro level title fights, then good luck to him.
Oh yes of course, fair play to him. The kid can only fight and most likely would fight who ever is put in front of him, I wish him all the luck aswell, very talented kid, seems nice kid & I admire how he's come back from loses a stronger fighter, the kid deserves some big fights & pay days now.
Re: Anthony Crolla v Kieran Farrell press conference
Katsidis aswellDatsue wrote:Moses, Martinez & Mitchell (ooh, alliteration!) were all a level above, because Crolla's domestic-level...Boxingcutsman wrote:Maybe it didn't come across how you meant it Billy, but if your talking about World Titles & World Levels Lets not kid ourselfs, Crolla is of the same level, if not better than 99% of Ricky's Challengers so far for his world title & previous title
I will give you the others. But Burns has beaten three good fighters in his "world" reigns. I mean not like Takashi Uchiyama or Juan Carlos Salgado or Miguel Vazquez or anyone, so not actually like best-in-the-world at the time sort of thing, but he's been definitely pasting a few lads from tier II, if you see what I mean.
So before Mr Nelson bites your head off I thought I'd correct the maths!
I'd like to see Burns try his hand at someone really boss. Who knows? Might happen one day, like. But he's a big earner compared to what he used to be. If he can get "world title" money & attendances fighting commonwealth/Euro level title fights, then good luck to him.