Rocky Fielding v Callum Smith
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Yes We Can
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Anyone else thinks Rocky may have been better of jumping ship to Fwank? he's never, ever going to be eddie's top boy even if he beats Callum, paul, frochy.... ever since his missed weight he's been cast aside. Frank would be building shows around him, and the Buglioni fight would have happened by now, Chudinoov, Eubank oppurtunities would always be there.
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Hearn seems very aligned to the Smith Bros thing.Yes We Can wrote:Anyone else thinks Rocky may have been better of jumping ship to Fwank? he's never, ever going to be eddie's top boy even if he beats Callum, paul, frochy.... ever since his missed weight he's been cast aside. Frank would be building shows around him, and the Buglioni fight would have happened by now, Chudinoov, Eubank oppurtunities would always be there.
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There's several Matchroom fighters that would probably be better off making the switch, but for whatever reason they choose not to. Seems like some get drawn into the whole sky sports exposure thing, when if exposure was really the priority they should be after fighting on terrestrial TV.Yes We Can wrote:Anyone else thinks Rocky may have been better of jumping ship to Fwank? he's never, ever going to be eddie's top boy even if he beats Callum, paul, frochy.... ever since his missed weight he's been cast aside. Frank would be building shows around him, and the Buglioni fight would have happened by now, Chudinoov, Eubank oppurtunities would always be there.
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Has Fielding made it back from Ibiza yet?
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been trying to think when the last time a british title fight was a world title eliminator? - if that happens then fair play to the board cos whoever wins will prob vacate it immediately - which isn't something they normally like to happen. however, they're the best two out there and they have been nominated - not their fault if their promoter can also get it to be a world title eliminator.ste1983 wrote:According to the board its on for the British Septemebr 26th....which is the date thats been mentioned for a while now. I'd guess Hearn may try to get some sort of eliminator/intertoto belt added as well as the British.
The echo arena is free that day too, which is where you guess they'd hold it.
anyone know the answer btw?
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Fury-Chisora and Saunders-Eubank Jr last November, both for British and European titles and WBO eliminators, Saunders-Eubank Jr had the Commonwealth title on the line too.merseybox wrote:been trying to think when the last time a british title fight was a world title eliminator? - if that happens then fair play to the board cos whoever wins will prob vacate it immediately - which isn't something they normally like to happen. however, they're the best two out there and they have been nominated - not their fault if their promoter can also get it to be a world title eliminator.ste1983 wrote:According to the board its on for the British Septemebr 26th....which is the date thats been mentioned for a while now. I'd guess Hearn may try to get some sort of eliminator/intertoto belt added as well as the British.
The echo arena is free that day too, which is where you guess they'd hold it.
anyone know the answer btw?
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expe wrote:Fury-Chisora and Saunders-Eubank Jr last November, both for British and European titles and WBO eliminators, Saunders-Eubank Jr had the Commonwealth title on the line too.merseybox wrote:been trying to think when the last time a british title fight was a world title eliminator? - if that happens then fair play to the board cos whoever wins will prob vacate it immediately - which isn't something they normally like to happen. however, they're the best two out there and they have been nominated - not their fault if their promoter can also get it to be a world title eliminator.ste1983 wrote:According to the board its on for the British Septemebr 26th....which is the date thats been mentioned for a while now. I'd guess Hearn may try to get some sort of eliminator/intertoto belt added as well as the British.
The echo arena is free that day too, which is where you guess they'd hold it.
anyone know the answer btw?
so that means its more likely to happen for me. lets hope so. be a good fight.
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Boxing News still saying this is on the 26th Sep but surely not, Rocky's not long back from a piss up and Eddies says not september.
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Neil Jones Jnr
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Re: Rocky Fielding v Callum Smith
This fight still? See it's been removed from Boxrecs schedule
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From the latest BBBofC British title circular (dated August 12th)
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (Vacant)
CALLUM SMITH v ROCKY FIELDING
The above contest to be promoted by Eddie Hearn, will take place in November 2015 at Echo Arena, Liverpool
SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (Vacant)
CALLUM SMITH v ROCKY FIELDING
The above contest to be promoted by Eddie Hearn, will take place in November 2015 at Echo Arena, Liverpool
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"Wham, Bam, Thank you NAN"
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Thank you for joining us for "Last NAN standing" live from the echo arena....
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i think if rocky pressures smith he has a chance dont know if he has the stamina to do that,if he lets smith dictate he loses . but rocky has power, so who knows. i would look forward to that.fancy rocky, smith in his last fight didn't like it in his face, though he won
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This post just made me laugh a lot, bravochiggsy wrote:Thank you for joining us for "Last NAN standing" live from the echo arena....
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Been officially announced now
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CALLUM SMITH AND FIELDING CLASH IN BRITISH TITLE BLOCKBUSTER
Liverpool rivals meet for Lonsdale belt on November 7
Callum Smith and Rocky Fielding will clash for the vacant British Super Middleweight title in an all-Liverpool blockbuster at the Echo Arena on November 7, live on Sky Sports.
The unbeaten Liverpool stars have been on a collision course following their impressive wins in June, with Fielding blasting away World rated Texan Brian Vera inside two rounds and Smith outpointing former European champion Christopher Rebrasse.
Along with the coveted Lord Lonsdale belt – vacated by Callum’s brother Paul – the winner will take huge steps on the World scene in the 168lbs division as KO star Smith (17-0) is rated at number two in the WBC where he holds the Silver title while big-hitting Fielding (21-0) is rated at six in the IBF.
“This is one of the biggest domestic fights of the year and such a fascinating fight,” said promoter Eddie Hearn. “Neither fighter would back down or out of this fight and now fight fans get an absolute cracker. It is 21-0 vs. 17-0, both fighters are ranked highly across all World governing bodies, there is going to be some atmosphere at a packed Echo Arena on November 7 but the big question – Who's Fooling Who?”
Full details of the undercard in support of this mouth-watering clash will be released soon.
Tickets will go on sale to Matchroom Fight Pass members on Monday August 31 from midday from the Fight Pass area at www.matchroomboxing.com. Tickets are priced at £40, £60, £80, £100 and £200 VIPs.
Tickets go on general sale on Tuesday September 1 from midday from the Echo Arena website www.echoarena.com and on 0844 8000 400 – with the Echo Arena selling tickets priced in the £40-£100 bracket. The £200 VIP tickets are available exclusively from Matchroom Boxing at www.matchroomboxing.com and on 01277 359900.
Liverpool rivals meet for Lonsdale belt on November 7
Callum Smith and Rocky Fielding will clash for the vacant British Super Middleweight title in an all-Liverpool blockbuster at the Echo Arena on November 7, live on Sky Sports.
The unbeaten Liverpool stars have been on a collision course following their impressive wins in June, with Fielding blasting away World rated Texan Brian Vera inside two rounds and Smith outpointing former European champion Christopher Rebrasse.
Along with the coveted Lord Lonsdale belt – vacated by Callum’s brother Paul – the winner will take huge steps on the World scene in the 168lbs division as KO star Smith (17-0) is rated at number two in the WBC where he holds the Silver title while big-hitting Fielding (21-0) is rated at six in the IBF.
“This is one of the biggest domestic fights of the year and such a fascinating fight,” said promoter Eddie Hearn. “Neither fighter would back down or out of this fight and now fight fans get an absolute cracker. It is 21-0 vs. 17-0, both fighters are ranked highly across all World governing bodies, there is going to be some atmosphere at a packed Echo Arena on November 7 but the big question – Who's Fooling Who?”
Full details of the undercard in support of this mouth-watering clash will be released soon.
Tickets will go on sale to Matchroom Fight Pass members on Monday August 31 from midday from the Fight Pass area at www.matchroomboxing.com. Tickets are priced at £40, £60, £80, £100 and £200 VIPs.
Tickets go on general sale on Tuesday September 1 from midday from the Echo Arena website www.echoarena.com and on 0844 8000 400 – with the Echo Arena selling tickets priced in the £40-£100 bracket. The £200 VIP tickets are available exclusively from Matchroom Boxing at www.matchroomboxing.com and on 01277 359900.
Re: Rocky Fielding v Callum Smith
Smith looks a bit too solid, I've not seen him appear hurt yet - its a fight I'll look forward too though it would have been good to see Rocky bash Paul Smith first.
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Glad it's done proper fight which is what we want to see on sky
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50/50 for me this one. I'm surprised but pleased that Matchroom made it this year, thought they would wait an see if Groves could win the WBC belt and get Callum a shot if he does, it's the fight they really want isn't it?
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Marlo Stanfield
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Callum wins easy IMO
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Yeah I've wanted to see Rocky v Paul Smith for a while. Would have added a bit more to this one too as I think Rocky would have done Paul Smith and this could have been brother to the rescue/revenge for 'our paul' etc. But can not complain at all now that they've made Rocky v Callum I personally don't think it will ultimately go the distance but I think its going to be a cracking scrap whilst it lasts.palooka wrote:Smith looks a bit too solid, I've not seen him appear hurt yet - its a fight I'll look forward too though it would have been good to see Rocky bash Paul Smith first.
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Class fight for this stage in both their careers. Could have been one of those annoying scenarios where they wait to fight further down the line when the fight could be "bigger" (of course it could lose value too but they never say that).
Looking forward to finding out who the best SMW in Liverpool is before hopefully the winner, Degale and Groves battle it out to prove they're the best in Britain.
Looking forward to finding out who the best SMW in Liverpool is before hopefully the winner, Degale and Groves battle it out to prove they're the best in Britain.
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forcefraser
- Heavyweight

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Rocky from Stocky. Terrible nickname.
Looking forward to this fight though.
Rocky from Stocky to win in two rounds.
Looking forward to this fight though.
Rocky from Stocky to win in two rounds.
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Surprised this is not on PPV
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handsofstone
- Cruiserweight
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Great fight,the coming months are shaping up to be brilliant,Mayweather-Berto goes even further down the pecking order for fights that are happening in the next 3 months
