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Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 07 Dec 2015, 15:36
by PredatorHayds
macaca wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Groves is so chinny now, I wouldn't fancy him against any the Super Middles mentioned on this thread.
You wouldnt fancy groves vs Fielding ?? or Paul Smith ??
He surely stops both with ease...
I think you mean Callum Smith because Groves already took care of Paul and would do so again, not as convincingly mind, could be a good un.
I think Callum will beat Groves by sheer speed and aggression but Rocky vs Groves is a 50/50 at this current moment all things considered from both these guys
Groves beats Rocky easily.
Groves proven at world level whilst Fielding looked outclassed in a British title fight all be it against a very good fighter.
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 07 Dec 2015, 15:39
by macaca
PredatorHayds wrote:macaca wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:
You wouldnt fancy groves vs Fielding ?? or Paul Smith ??
He surely stops both with ease...
I think you mean Callum Smith because Groves already took care of Paul and would do so again, not as convincingly mind, could be a good un.
I think Callum will beat Groves by sheer speed and aggression but Rocky vs Groves is a 50/50 at this current moment all things considered from both these guys
Groves beats Rocky easily.
Groves proven at world level whilst Fielding looked outclassed in a British title fight all be it against a very good fighter.
I agree he boxes Rockys socks off for 12 rounds if he doesn't get knocked the fornicate out, which is a good possibility, 50/50 for me which is more a reflection on Georges situation
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 07 Dec 2015, 15:49
by PredatorHayds
I think Groves is a few levels above Rocky and I can't see Rocky landing a bomb.
Groves I feel would stop him early in the first 6
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 07 Dec 2015, 16:09
by ElJefe
wesshaw1985 wrote:apparently Murray vs. P.Smith is signed for April next year.
Probably a co-main on a Liverpool card I would imagine.
Decent fight to be fair. More meaningful than a "confidence fight" against some randomer that doesn't tell us anything.
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 01:05
by davie
macaca wrote:
Rocky vs Groves is a 50/50 at this current moment all things considered from both these guys
Behave
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 01:12
by davie
Groves Vs Murray makes sense to me, both shown themselves to be nearly there at world level and not quite 'done'.
but they're both levels above P Smith, Fielding, Buglioni
The Smith vs Fielding is worth seeing for the local rivalry and probably would be competitive.
Buglioni should be fighting about the same level. maybe go after a British or Commonwealth title
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 13:28
by PredatorHayds
davie wrote:Groves Vs Murray makes sense to me, both shown themselves to be nearly there at world level and not quite 'done'.
but they're both levels above P Smith, Fielding, Buglioni
The Smith vs Fielding is worth seeing for the local rivalry and probably would be competitive.
Buglioni should be fighting about the same level. maybe go after a British or Commonwealth title
Buglioni against Blackledge would be a competitive fight, makes sense after his Markham win, gives frank a chance of a meaningful belt and should be easy to make.
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 14:52
by TheGman
PredatorHayds wrote:macaca wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:
You wouldnt fancy groves vs Fielding ?? or Paul Smith ??
He surely stops both with ease...
I think you mean Callum Smith because Groves already took care of Paul and would do so again, not as convincingly mind, could be a good un.
I think Callum will beat Groves by sheer speed and aggression but Rocky vs Groves is a 50/50 at this current moment all things considered from both these guys
Groves beats Rocky easily.
Groves proven at world level whilst Fielding looked outclassed in a British title fight all be it against a very good fighter.
Groves was soundly beaten at world level 3 times (stoppes twice) so imo he isnt proven at world level,thats like saying paul smith is proven at world level which he isnt as he has been beaten 3 times at world level (stopped once) plus beaten 3 times at british level. Groves is better than rocky and murray and id pick him to stop the two of them but he isnt proven at world level,to do this he would have to win a belt and defend it at least,just saying

Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 14:55
by TheGman
Paul smith vs rocky fielding woumd be good but then again smith $hit his kecks and dropped the lonsdale rather than fight rocky,ppl can say what they want about who would win but the fact is smith was curryin his calvins
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 17:24
by Counter-puncher
PredatorHayds wrote:davie wrote:Groves Vs Murray makes sense to me, both shown themselves to be nearly there at world level and not quite 'done'.
but they're both levels above P Smith, Fielding, Buglioni
The Smith vs Fielding is worth seeing for the local rivalry and probably would be competitive.
Buglioni should be fighting about the same level. maybe go after a British or Commonwealth title
Buglioni against Blackledge would be a competitive fight, makes sense after his Markham win, gives frank a chance of a meaningful belt and should be easy to make.
I started out saying blacledge would absolutely massacre buglioni and is a much better fighter
Then I realised it was nick Blackwell I was thinking of. Don't think I have seen blackledge fight. But its true Blackwell is much better than buglioni. Anyways...
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 19:05
by matko
Counter-puncher wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:davie wrote:Groves Vs Murray makes sense to me, both shown themselves to be nearly there at world level and not quite 'done'.
but they're both levels above P Smith, Fielding, Buglioni
The Smith vs Fielding is worth seeing for the local rivalry and probably would be competitive.
Buglioni should be fighting about the same level. maybe go after a British or Commonwealth title
Buglioni against Blackledge would be a competitive fight, makes sense after his Markham win, gives frank a chance of a meaningful belt and should be easy to make.
I started out saying blacledge would absolutely massacre buglioni and is a much better fighter
Then I realised it was nick Blackwell I was thinking of. Don't think I have seen blackledge fight. But its true Blackwell is much better than buglioni. Anyways...
Blackwell is misdleweight mate
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 08 Dec 2015, 21:23
by Boxingcutsman
I would like to see Jamie Cox in with any of the previously named fighters, he's on fire at S/M and i would back him to do a number on any of them too, and in good fashion, got fantastic boxing pedigree, ability, speed, power, IMO he's a #Beast at the weight
Re: British Super Middle scrapheap
Posted: 09 Dec 2015, 12:58
by PredatorHayds
Boxingcutsman wrote:I would like to see Jamie Cox in with any of the previously named fighters, he's on fire at S/M and i would back him to do a number on any of them too, and in good fashion, got fantastic boxing pedigree, ability, speed, power, IMO he's a #Beast at the weight
Cox needs a big fight ASAP.
He's done well to recover from his injurys.
If he was to win the British, Commonwealth or European I reckon we will see Frank move him to a world title quickly.
He's meant to of been a absolute beast sparring Canelo.