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reggaereggae wrote:I think everyone is forgetting two important facts:

1. Buglioni is from a fighting race, being Italian like Gatti, Rocky Balboa and Gianfranco Rosi. Warriors who won so many fights on heart alone.

2. Buglioni, as commentators are keen to remind, is a big ticket seller.... I think the pressure will get to Chudinov. The atmosphere will be too intimidating and he will buckle. Also, unlike Buglioni, he doesn't come from a fighting race, and this will be the difference.


Buglioni by dominating mid round KO for me.

reggaereggae wrote:I think everyone is forgetting two important facts:

1. Buglioni is from a fighting race, being Italian like Gatti, Rocky Balboa and Gianfranco Rosi. Warriors who won so many fights on heart alone.

2. Buglioni, as commentators are keen to remind, is a big ticket seller.... I think the pressure will get to Chudinov. The atmosphere will be too intimidating and he will buckle. Also, unlike Buglioni, he doesn't come from a fighting race, and this will be the difference.


Buglioni by dominating mid round KO for me.

Please tell me that this was a joke post.

Batley18 wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:I think everyone is forgetting two important facts:

1. Buglioni is from a fighting race, being Italian like Gatti, Rocky Balboa and Gianfranco Rosi. Warriors who won so many fights on heart alone.

2. Buglioni, as commentators are keen to remind, is a big ticket seller.... I think the pressure will get to Chudinov. The atmosphere will be too intimidating and he will buckle. Also, unlike Buglioni, he doesn't come from a fighting race, and this will be the difference.


Buglioni by dominating mid round KO for me.

Please tell me that this was a joke post.

If it's not the guy needs sectioning. ........................ No offence meant of course D

Anyone who doesn't get a Gianfranco Rosi reference (or indeed, anyone unable to pick up on an obvious running gag) probably doesn't deserve to have jokes explained to them.

Batley18 wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:I think everyone is forgetting two important facts:

1. Buglioni is from a fighting race, being Italian like Gatti, Rocky Balboa and Gianfranco Rosi. Warriors who won so many fights on heart alone.

2. Buglioni, as commentators are keen to remind, is a big ticket seller.... I think the pressure will get to Chudinov. The atmosphere will be too intimidating and he will buckle. Also, unlike Buglioni, he doesn't come from a fighting race, and this will be the difference.


Buglioni by dominating mid round KO for me.

Please tell me that this was a joke post.

Obviously irony is not your strong point ?

Datsue wrote:Anyone who doesn't get a Gianfranco Rosi reference (or indeed, anyone unable to pick up on an obvious running gag) probably doesn't deserve to have jokes explained to them.

haha i actually missed the Rosi reference when i read it, very strong work, reggae....

I think Frank has bittenov more than he can chudinov.

Badoom-tish.............hithankyou.

MightyWarrior wrote:

Batley18 wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:I think everyone is forgetting two important facts:

1. Buglioni is from a fighting race, being Italian like Gatti, Rocky Balboa and Gianfranco Rosi. Warriors who won so many fights on heart alone.

2. Buglioni, as commentators are keen to remind, is a big ticket seller.... I think the pressure will get to Chudinov. The atmosphere will be too intimidating and he will buckle. Also, unlike Buglioni, he doesn't come from a fighting race, and this will be the difference.


Buglioni by dominating mid round KO for me.

Please tell me that this was a joke post.

Obviously irony is not your strong point ?

Was just checking, delighted that this is the case.

I though John Fury had hacked reggae's account.

Counter-puncher wrote:

Datsue wrote:Anyone who doesn't get a Gianfranco Rosi reference (or indeed, anyone unable to pick up on an obvious running gag) probably doesn't deserve to have jokes explained to them.

haha i actually missed the Rosi reference when i read it, very strong work, reggae....

Thank you! I am slightly worried that some posters though I may be being serious!

palooka wrote:I though John Fury had hacked reggae's account.

Yes there does seem a lot of Twitter hacking going on in the traveller community

Looking forward to the solid undercard as well,Walsh-Mouneimne for the vacant British Featherweight title,its gonna be competitive throughout no doubt,it has distance all over it,Mouneimne is awkward as hell and all over the place and never stops throwing early doors but he faded against Warrington before getting stopped,Walsh is a busy fighter himself and i just think he might be better down the stretch and nick a close one

Pettitt-Jenkinson for vacant Commonwealth Super Bantamweight title is another pick'em,i dont know much about Jenkinson apart him his record,Ive seen a fair bit of Pettitt but not against great opposition,he's looked ok,i say Lewis on points

Skeete-Thompson,Patterson-Butler look good match ups too ,im looking forward to this card

Butler is out

Very good undercard and what Imo maybe the best fight of the night, that seems to have gone somewhat under the radar is Gary Corcoran v Rick Skelton.
Two young unbeaten prospects ( both 13-0 ) who were both impressive last time out against Rick Godding and Bradley Pryce respectively .

It's a really good match up and credit must go to both fighters and their teams for getting it together.

I think that fight is a very close call but If pushed I'd go for Skelton although as the away fighter he will have to go the extra mile should it go the distance .

Agreed the Corcoran fight is a good one. When was this announced ? I don't think it ever was actually announced.

Press conference etc is up at IFL TV now.
Vlad cracks me up...

Anyone got/seen a running order for this show?

ste1983 wrote:Anyone got/seen a running order for this show?

Fight #1 - 5.10pm

Ediz HUSSEIN v Alex PHILLIPS

6x3 Minute Rounds Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #2

Romeo ROMAEO v Chris ADAWAY

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

6.00pm

Coverage begins LIVE on allegedly

***

Fight #3 6.20pm

Jamie KAVANAGH v Innocent ANYANWU

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #4

Ryan WALSH v Samir MOUNEIMNE

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant British Featherweight Championship

***

Fight #5

Lewis PETTITT v Bobby JENKINSON

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant Commonwealth Super-Bantamweight Championship

***

Fight #6

Dereck CHISORA v Marcelo NASCIMENTO

10x3 Minute Rounds International Heavyweight Contest

***

Fight #7 - 10.10pm

Fedor CHUDINOV v Frank BUGLIONI

12x3 Minute Rounds WBA World Super-Middleweight Championship

***

Fight #8 - Follow On

Bradley SKEETE v Mark THOMPSON

12x3 Minute Rounds WBO European Welterweight Championship

***

Fight #9

Ahmet PATTERSON v Giorgi UNGLADZE

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Fight #10

Gary CORCORAN v Rick SKELTON

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Floater #1

Boy JONES JR v Antonio HORVATIC

4x3 Minute Rounds International Super-Featherweight Contest

***

Floater #2

Billy LONG v Christian HOSKINS GOMEZ

4x3 Minute Rounds Super-Middleweight Contest

***

expe wrote:

ste1983 wrote:Anyone got/seen a running order for this show?

Fight #1 - 5.10pm

Ediz HUSSEIN v Alex PHILLIPS

6x3 Minute Rounds Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #2

Romeo ROMAEO v Chris ADAWAY

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

6.00pm

Coverage begins LIVE on allegedly

***

Fight #3 6.20pm

Jamie KAVANAGH v Innocent ANYANWU

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #4

Ryan WALSH v Samir MOUNEIMNE

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant British Featherweight Championship

***

Fight #5

Lewis PETTITT v Bobby JENKINSON

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant Commonwealth Super-Bantamweight Championship

***

Fight #6

Dereck CHISORA v Marcelo NASCIMENTO

10x3 Minute Rounds International Heavyweight Contest

***

Fight #7 - 10.10pm

Fedor CHUDINOV v Frank BUGLIONI

12x3 Minute Rounds WBA World Super-Middleweight Championship

***

Fight #8 - Follow On

Bradley SKEETE v Mark THOMPSON

12x3 Minute Rounds WBO European Welterweight Championship

***

Fight #9

Ahmet PATTERSON v Giorgi UNGLADZE

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Fight #10

Gary CORCORAN v Rick SKELTON

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Floater #1

Boy JONES JR v Antonio HORVATIC

4x3 Minute Rounds International Super-Featherweight Contest

***

Floater #2

Billy LONG v Christian HOSKINS GOMEZ

4x3 Minute Rounds Super-Middleweight Contest

***

Cheers

expe wrote:

ste1983 wrote:Anyone got/seen a running order for this show?

Fight #1 - 5.10pm

Ediz HUSSEIN v Alex PHILLIPS

6x3 Minute Rounds Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #2

Romeo ROMAEO v Chris ADAWAY

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

6.00pm

Coverage begins LIVE on allegedly

***

Fight #3 6.20pm

Jamie KAVANAGH v Innocent ANYANWU

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #4

Ryan WALSH v Samir MOUNEIMNE

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant British Featherweight Championship

***

Fight #5

Lewis PETTITT v Bobby JENKINSON

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant Commonwealth Super-Bantamweight Championship

***

Fight #6

Dereck CHISORA v Marcelo NASCIMENTO

10x3 Minute Rounds International Heavyweight Contest

***

Fight #7 - 10.10pm

Fedor CHUDINOV v Frank BUGLIONI

12x3 Minute Rounds WBA World Super-Middleweight Championship

***

Fight #8 - Follow On

Bradley SKEETE v Mark THOMPSON

12x3 Minute Rounds WBO European Welterweight Championship

***

Fight #9

Ahmet PATTERSON v Giorgi UNGLADZE

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Fight #10

Gary CORCORAN v Rick SKELTON

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Floater #1

Boy JONES JR v Antonio HORVATIC

4x3 Minute Rounds International Super-Featherweight Contest

***

Floater #2

Billy LONG v Christian HOSKINS GOMEZ

4x3 Minute Rounds Super-Middleweight Contest

***

Could be a long night though surely you can get more fight in between 6 and 10.

Naandrew wrote:

expe wrote:

ste1983 wrote:Anyone got/seen a running order for this show?

Fight #1 - 5.10pm

Ediz HUSSEIN v Alex PHILLIPS

6x3 Minute Rounds Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #2

Romeo ROMAEO v Chris ADAWAY

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

6.00pm

Coverage begins LIVE on allegedly

***

Fight #3 6.20pm

Jamie KAVANAGH v Innocent ANYANWU

8x3 Minute Rounds International Lightweight Contest

***

Fight #4

Ryan WALSH v Samir MOUNEIMNE

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant British Featherweight Championship

***

Fight #5

Lewis PETTITT v Bobby JENKINSON

12x3 Minute Rounds Vacant Commonwealth Super-Bantamweight Championship

***

Fight #6

Dereck CHISORA v Marcelo NASCIMENTO

10x3 Minute Rounds International Heavyweight Contest

***

Fight #7 - 10.10pm

Fedor CHUDINOV v Frank BUGLIONI

12x3 Minute Rounds WBA World Super-Middleweight Championship

***

Fight #8 - Follow On

Bradley SKEETE v Mark THOMPSON

12x3 Minute Rounds WBO European Welterweight Championship

***

Fight #9

Ahmet PATTERSON v Giorgi UNGLADZE

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Fight #10

Gary CORCORAN v Rick SKELTON

10x3 Minute Rounds Super-Welterweight Contest

***

Floater #1

Boy JONES JR v Antonio HORVATIC

4x3 Minute Rounds International Super-Featherweight Contest

***

Floater #2

Billy LONG v Christian HOSKINS GOMEZ

4x3 Minute Rounds Super-Middleweight Contest

***

Could be a long night though surely you can get more fight in between 6 and 10.

hopefully the do get the 2 floaters on somewhere between 6-10

Jamie Kavanagh looks pretty poor beating Reynaldo Mora over 6,ref scores it 60-57,a few even rounds

Kavanagh deserved it but it was an awful fight and Ormond looks as though he walks right through him

handsofstone wrote:Jamie Kavanagh looks pretty poor beating Reynaldo Mora over 6,ref scores it 60-57,a few even rounds

Kavanagh deserved it but it was an awful fight and Ormond looks as though he walks right through him

Kavanagh's defence will let him down as he moves up in class, good technically and puts his punches together well, but he gets caught far too often and he doesn't look like he has the nous to get through fights at the top level, puts himself in positions where he's too easy to hit.

expe wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Jamie Kavanagh looks pretty poor beating Reynaldo Mora over 6,ref scores it 60-57,a few even rounds

Kavanagh deserved it but it was an awful fight and Ormond looks as though he walks right through him

Kavanagh's defence will let him down as he moves up in class, good technically and puts his punches together well, but he gets caught far too often and he doesn't look like he has the nous to get through fights at the top level, puts himself in positions where he's too easy to hit.

Yeah he seemed to lower himself to Mora's level instead of taking care of him like expected,im more dissapointed with Mora,he barely threw but landed on the odd occasions he did yet he was happy to slip into journeyman mode,he was even celebrating at the end

...well...that was a total BS decision