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Its over,another left doing the damage,Saunders gets a decent KO, he got caught with a couple but comes through unscathed, he was a bit flat footed in there,he'll need to be more mobile against Lee that's for sure

God Mitchell Smith is a tool, if he thinks, skill wise, he's even close to Miura, Uchiyama, Jomthong, Naito, Ito, Pedraza, Vargas... then he really is just a deluded imbecile.

Heck even in the UK Walsh and Smith are a country mile ahead of him

Mitchell Smith vs Denis Tubieron coming up,looking forward to this,Smith is always fun to watch and Tubieron gave Warrington a hard night,Josh was a clear winner but he had to work for it,

Anyone know how many folk are in the arena ? Half full ? Full ? Empty ?

Can we see Smith in with someone his own size now?

Fights @ 130
Stops former Bantamweight

supposedly "makes a big statement"

Stop blowing smoke up everyone's ass you imbeciles!

Buglioni available to lay at 1.04...hmmm....can't resist that...

That was a cracking shot to stop Tubieron,I know Smith's a super feather but I didn't see that coming that early

handsofstone wrote:Mitchell Smith vs Denis Tubieron coming up,looking forward to this,Smith is always fun to watch and Tubieron gave Warrington a hard night,Josh was a clear winner but he had to work for it,

That's the easiest hard night I've seen. He hanged in tough against Warrington but was largely a punching bag.

Awful first 2 rounds

crusader wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Mitchell Smith vs Denis Tubieron coming up,looking forward to this,Smith is always fun to watch and Tubieron gave Warrington a hard night,Josh was a clear winner but he had to work for it,

That's the easiest hard night I've seen. He hanged in tough against Warrington but was largely a punching bag.

Josh was busy that night and worked his socks off,and threw everything at Tubieron

Buglioni fighting within himself,clearly trying to box sensible but neglecting his strengths

I still wouldn't call it a tough night for Warrington when it was pretty much all one way target practice and he dropped maybe a round at most. There were also several points in the fight where I found it tough to watch and wouldn't have had a problem with a stoppage.

Based on the RBR I'm glad I didn't watch this card.....mismatch mania.

handsofstone wrote:Buglioni fighting within himself,clearly trying to box sensible but neglecting his strengths

It's a bit of a glorified spar vs a welter. Where's the destruction he promised?

Which shows how featherfisted Warrington is

So...a Thai WELTERWEIGHT got this guy out in a round..and a supposed SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT world title challenger hasn't managed to do him in 4?

For those who want to see how it was done-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnF7JYN5-Fo

crusader wrote:I still wouldn't call it a tough night for Warrington when it was pretty much all one way target practice and he dropped maybe a round at most. There were also several points in the fight where I found it tough to watch and wouldn't have had a problem with a stoppage.

Based on the RBR I'm glad I didn't watch this card.....mismatch mania.

I agree he didn't give Warrington a hard night ,I should have said Josh worked hard that night

"I don't know why he gets criticised"...
Oh where do we start Barry...where do we start?

Fair play to Warren for negotiating Buglioni his shot but he should be nowhere near a world title even if it is the WBA. He wouldn't last 3 rounds with Smith, Fielding or Murray. Very low key night of boxing tonight but was expected.

Fairly innocuous punch that dropped the Mexican there but no surprise he stayed down he was never in it.

Boxing Prospect wrote:"I don't know why he gets criticised"...
Oh where do we start Barry...where do we start?

Exactly! I'm finding myself doing double takes sitting here! I can't believe how much they talk Buglioni up!

Over in 5 by a right hand,Castaneda not interested in carrying on,they might be saying this was a new, clever,composed Buglioni but he didn't shine,he's best when on the attack,especially when he's in with someone on the back foot not throwing

A couple more fights :(

Cox should be finished early and is it Boy Jones Jr whose fighting?

Boxing Prospect wrote:Can we see Smith in with someone his own size now?

Look at Superfeather rankings in Britian on this site. loads of realistic opponents to chose from

Let's be real here that Mexican would not have made round 2 versus Fielding or Callum Smith

handsofstone wrote:A couple more fights :(

Cox should be finished early and is it Boy Jones Jr whose fighting?

Jones struggled last time out so naturally tonight it's a Latvian in other other corner