Re: Nathan Cleverly vs. Badou Jack - August 26th 2017
Posted: 23 Aug 2017, 04:25
Clev by KO 
Completely disagree.handsofstone wrote:I think Cleverly wins this convincingly in the end, there might be a few tight early rounds but I think Nathan's natural size and punch volume will be too much for Jack in the end, ive written off Jack a good few times and he's always proved me wrong so maybe I should know better but Cleverly's too big IMO and will stop Jack late on
I think Jack might prove you wrong again.handsofstone wrote:I think Cleverly wins this convincingly in the end, there might be a few tight early rounds but I think Nathan's natural size and punch volume will be too much for Jack in the end, ive written off Jack a good few times and he's always proved me wrong so maybe I should know better but Cleverly's too big IMO and will stop Jack late on
hope your right, ive got jack to win in 9/10th along with Davis on points and floyd 1-6, £5 on pays £1900Naandrew wrote:Completely disagree.handsofstone wrote:I think Cleverly wins this convincingly in the end, there might be a few tight early rounds but I think Nathan's natural size and punch volume will be too much for Jack in the end, ive written off Jack a good few times and he's always proved me wrong so maybe I should know better but Cleverly's too big IMO and will stop Jack late on
Jack for me is one of the most underrated fighters in the sport. He should be lineal super middleweight champion as well.
Time and time again Jack gets written off. The whole forum including myself thought Groves was going to run through him.
I think Cleverly pre Kovalev may have stood a chance but I think Jack is going to stop him around 9-10.
Bivol is mandated to fight the winner straight away as he stood aside for the fight to happen.
It wouldn't shock me if Jack won but I just think Cleverly has the engine to grind him down and the size to get him out of there, Groves, DeGale and Bute all have questionable stamina and Dirrell was lazy as eff in their fight, Cleverly for all his flaws is relentless with his pressure and punch output, I'm not sure Jack will handle itNaandrew wrote:Completely disagree.handsofstone wrote:I think Cleverly wins this convincingly in the end, there might be a few tight early rounds but I think Nathan's natural size and punch volume will be too much for Jack in the end, ive written off Jack a good few times and he's always proved me wrong so maybe I should know better but Cleverly's too big IMO and will stop Jack late on
Jack for me is one of the most underrated fighters in the sport. He should be lineal super middleweight champion as well.
Time and time again Jack gets written off. The whole forum including myself thought Groves was going to run through him.
I think Cleverly pre Kovalev may have stood a chance but I think Jack is going to stop him around 9-10.
Bivol is mandated to fight the winner straight away as he stood aside for the fight to happen.
Must admit that terrible early ko has also made me underrate Jack in the past, and I certainly thought Groves and DeGale would have too much for him. Regardless, I'm also picking Jack for this one.TheLeprechaun wrote:Jack is a very very good fighter. Getting starched in one early in his career meant he was always underrated. I was guilty of doing that myself. One of my biggest betting loses was the groves fight.
Cleverly looks slow and predictable. Jack should dominate the fight.
Naandrew wrote:Completely disagree.handsofstone wrote:I think Cleverly wins this convincingly in the end, there might be a few tight early rounds but I think Nathan's natural size and punch volume will be too much for Jack in the end, ive written off Jack a good few times and he's always proved me wrong so maybe I should know better but Cleverly's too big IMO and will stop Jack late on
Jack for me is one of the most underrated fighters in the sport. He should be lineal super middleweight champion as well.
Time and time again Jack gets written off. The whole forum including myself thought Groves was going to run through him.
I think Cleverly pre Kovalev may have stood a chance but I think Jack is going to stop him around 9-10.
Bivol is mandated to fight the winner straight away as he stood aside for the fight to happen.
Do you think Cleverly lacks heart?dalcumly wrote:Cleverly loves Las Vegas he says. Living at the New York, New York hotel right in the strip and enjoying doing his runs along the strip while dodging in and out between the tourists.
Do I think he'll win ? Are you having a laugh!
As soon as the pressure starts , around the fifth round, Cleverley bails out, and hits the casinos.
When has Cleverly every bailed out when the pressure has started? He's limited, granted, but he's tough as nails and will take his licksdalcumly wrote:Cleverly loves Las Vegas he says. Living at the New York, New York hotel right in the strip and enjoying doing his runs along the strip while dodging in and out between the tourists.
Do I think he'll win ? Are you having a laugh!
As soon as the pressure starts , around the fifth round, Cleverley bails out, and hits the casinos.
Agreed, he fought toe to toe with Fonfara with a broken nose, should've been pulled out earlier in the Kovalev fight and fought 12 rounds in the Bellew rematch when he clearly had an injured arm/handMarlo Stanfield wrote:dalcumly wrote:Cleverly loves Las Vegas he says. Living at the New York, New York hotel right in the strip and enjoying doing his runs along the strip while dodging in and out between the tourists.
Do I think he'll win ? Are you having a laugh!
As soon as the pressure starts , around the fifth round, Cleverley bails out, and hits the casinos.
was a very strange of him to suggest!handsofstone wrote:Agreed, he fought toe to toe with Fonfara with a broken nose, should've been pulled out earlier in the Kovalev fight and fought 12 rounds in the Bellew rematch when he clearly had an injured arm/handMarlo Stanfield wrote:dalcumly wrote:Cleverly loves Las Vegas he says. Living at the New York, New York hotel right in the strip and enjoying doing his runs along the strip while dodging in and out between the tourists.
Do I think he'll win ? Are you having a laugh!
As soon as the pressure starts , around the fifth round, Cleverley bails out, and hits the casinos.
Edit- I'm agreeing with Marlo on this one, I'm no sure why his post is missing
Paying guys what they're worth instead of matching the other promoter is gonna see him still in business when other promoters have gone bankrupt.Glass Joe wrote:purses for fight
Nathan Cleverly $100K
Badou Jack $750K
so 75k time he takes tax and trainers fee thats about 60k nice work eddie. really looking after your fighter!
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