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Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 18:02
by keirw
Stuarty30 wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:Warrington on points.
Hall will lose on points.
Ryan will win on points and get the belt he deserves.
Halling will explain the Namimbian is teak tough every round.
Jim Watt will explain how the Ghanaians are teaker and tougher.
Johnny Nelson will get involved with the crowd.
Nelson realises getting involved in the crowd is wrong as they've all been on a 4 day session and he sets off a mass brawl.
Selby gets mentioned about 50 times.
The fact Amagasi put Rigo down gets mentioned about 50 times.
You should get your mates round and have a drinking game. Every time something from your post gets mentioned you do a shot. You'll all end up fuckin cvnted!
And everytime someone says 'punch-picking' you have to do a double.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 18:18
by Boxing Prospect
Just seen the head to head...erm I mean head to chest...
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 18:28
by littlepug
Boxing Prospect wrote:Just seen the head to head...erm I mean head to chest...
What's this fella like mate, any chance of an upset ?
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 18:32
by Boxing Prospect
littlepug wrote:Boxing Prospect wrote:Just seen the head to head...erm I mean head to chest...
What's this fella like mate, any chance of an upset ?
Crude, lanky-but fails to use his height well, not the quickest, a bit clumsy, but can whack and is VERY tough and gutsy. His KO of Nagata was brilliant, wins over Ryol Lee Li, Takuya Watanabe, Vinvin Rufino and Ryo Takenaka are solid wins (probably on par with the best Warrington wins). Given the odds Amagasa by KO is the value bet, but I suspect Warrington will get the decision, albeit with some problems.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 18:45
by littlepug
Boxing Prospect wrote:littlepug wrote:Boxing Prospect wrote:Just seen the head to head...erm I mean head to chest...
What's this fella like mate, any chance of an upset ?
Crude, lanky-but fails to use his height well, not the quickest, a bit clumsy, but can whack and is VERY tough and gutsy. His KO of Nagata was brilliant, wins over Ryol Lee Li, Takuya Watanabe, Vinvin Rufino and Ryo Takenaka are solid wins (probably on par with the best Warrington wins). Given the odds Amagasa by KO is the value bet, but I suspect Warrington will get the decision, albeit with some problems.
Ok cheers, might chance a few quid on him
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 15 Apr 2016, 09:27
by PredatorHayds
Stuarty30 wrote:PredatorHayds wrote:Warrington on points.
Hall will lose on points.
Ryan will win on points and get the belt he deserves.
Halling will explain the Namimbian is teak tough every round.
Jim Watt will explain how the Ghanaians are teaker and tougher.
Johnny Nelson will get involved with the crowd.
Nelson realises getting involved in the crowd is wrong as they've all been on a 4 day session and he sets off a mass brawl.
Selby gets mentioned about 50 times.
The fact Amagasi put Rigo down gets mentioned about 50 times.
You should get your mates round and have a drinking game. Every time something from your post gets mentioned you do a shot. You'll all end up fuckin cvnted!
I'd be wasted on teak tough alone.
The phrase has obviously been patented by sky as I've never heard it on another station.
Every time there was a mismatch for the commonwealth on a Friday night in a leisure centre. Sky brought out the Teak Tough.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 15 Apr 2016, 10:14
by wesshaw1985
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 15 Apr 2016, 10:43
by chrisnew86
The most anoyying Jim Watt patter is when a punch lands anywhere above the jaw/chin he goes "Those shots scramble ya brains, if you get hit in the temple it scrables ya brains!" He says it over and over and over and ...............
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 06:02
by PredatorHayds
chrisnew86 wrote:The most anoyying Jim Watt patter is when a punch lands anywhere above the jaw/chin he goes "Those shots scramble ya brains, if you get hit in the temple it scrables ya brains!" He says it over and over and over and ...............
I even read that in a Scottish accent.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 07:13
by DSW
Looking forward to this.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 07:26
by rd350lc
I like Warringtons busy style , just think he needs more of a dig to compete at the higher level .
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 07:56
by jamiem26
Warrington's getting knocked out.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 08:02
by wesshaw1985
where does Stuart Hall rank with Gavin McDonnell and Gamal Yafai?
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 09:03
by chrisnew86
PredatorHayds wrote:chrisnew86 wrote:The most anoyying Jim Watt patter is when a punch lands anywhere above the jaw/chin he goes "Those shots scramble ya brains, if you get hit in the temple it scrables ya brains!" He says it over and over and over and ...............
I even read that in a Scottish accent.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 12:52
by expe
PredatorHayds wrote:Warrington on points.
Hall will lose on points.
Ryan will win on points and get the belt he deserves.
Halling will explain the Namimbian is teak tough every round.
Jim Watt will explain how the Ghanaians are teaker and tougher.
Johnny Nelson will get involved with the crowd.
Nelson realises getting involved in the crowd is wrong as they've all been on a 4 day session and he sets off a mass brawl.
Selby gets mentioned about 50 times.
The fact Amagasi put Rigo down gets mentioned about 50 times.
No Halling tonight
He's in America for Stephen Smith's fight, so all going well I'll pick up the Showtime feed of that and get Bernstein and Malignaggi.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 13:58
by Mimmy
If i wasnt at work on early tomorrow i would be there now, my son has gone with the Warrington's.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 14:06
by maley1984
Rumour on Facebook dave Ryan fight off. Opponent pulled out
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 14:17
by expe
maley1984 wrote:Rumour on Facebook dave Ryan fight off. Opponent pulled out
Failed medical, got an infected cut on his arm.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 14:22
by maley1984
expe wrote:maley1984 wrote:Rumour on Facebook dave Ryan fight off. Opponent pulled out
Failed medical, got an infected cut on his arm.
Yeah Ryan moving onto corolla undercard now in 3 week
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 16:26
by wesshaw1985
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 19:40
by BitPlayer
Some utterly awful scores. 120-107 has to be the worst scoring I've seen in a fight. Amagasa had at least a couple clear winning rounds, and I don't know where they got the 10-8 from.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 16 Apr 2016, 19:49
by Deadendgeneration
PredatorHayds wrote:chrisnew86 wrote:The most anoyying Jim Watt patter is when a punch lands anywhere above the jaw/chin he goes "Those shots scramble ya brains, if you get hit in the temple it scrables ya brains!" He says it over and over and over and ...............
I even read that in a Scottish accent.
likewise.
Re: Josh Warrington vs. Hisashi Amagasa - April 16th 2016
Posted: 17 Apr 2016, 05:51
by wesshaw1985