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KiwiRider wrote: ↑18 Nov 2017, 18:04

Naandrew wrote: ↑18 Nov 2017, 08:22 Braehmer of 2-3 years ago probably would beat Smith on points. I'm pretty confident that 0 is going next year most likely in the final of the tournament.

Braehmer was brilliant in his last fight. I didn't think he still had that in him. Maybe it was the last juice in the tank, or maybe he is having a Linares like resurgance?
I still back Callum to win, but if Braehmer has another surge like last time, I don't know. The money for this fight lies in the UK or Germany, it has to be one or the other.

pimp wrote: ↑18 Nov 2017, 12:58 Why’s he going on about when brahmer knocked hatton out that was 20 years ago it’s irrelvant

mullenman wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 08:55 This fight should not be in Liverpool as Smith don't sell tickets and promoters don't want to lose money. It was embarrasing how any people were at his last fight in Liverpool

keirw wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 07:00 Callum's biggest concern in this fight shouldn't be the location, but Gallagher himself.

As much as I think Joe is a good trainer, his usual tactic in big fights seems to be:

Sit back, draw the opponent in, willingly cede the early rounds to your opponent so you can put it on him down the stretch.

But that probably won't work against Breahmer, as he would like nothing more than to win a long range snooze fest behind his awkward southpaw jab and shifting angles.

Callum's best bet is to put it on Breahmer from the start so that, by the halfway stage, the pace he has set coupled with the weight behind his punches cause Breahmer to slow to the point that the younger man can stop him.

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 09:06

mullenman wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 08:55 This fight should not be in Liverpool as Smith don't sell tickets and promoters don't want to lose money. It was embarrasing how any people were at his last fight in Liverpool

Problem is that he is the worst interview in boxing.

Id rather watch a spider standing in the corner of a wall for 2 minutes than listen to 2 minute callum interview. He will never sell a ticket

KiwiRider wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 13:55

keirw wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 07:00 Callum's biggest concern in this fight shouldn't be the location, but Gallagher himself.

As much as I think Joe is a good trainer, his usual tactic in big fights seems to be:

Sit back, draw the opponent in, willingly cede the early rounds to your opponent so you can put it on him down the stretch.

But that probably won't work against Breahmer, as he would like nothing more than to win a long range snooze fest behind his awkward southpaw jab and shifting angles.

Callum's best bet is to put it on Breahmer from the start so that, by the halfway stage, the pace he has set coupled with the weight behind his punches cause Breahmer to slow to the point that the younger man can stop him.

The plan for Fielding was what you describe. Unbeaten at the time, there was no set way to do it. That was a great win, and if Callum comes out after the first bell like he did then, it could be all over in 2-3 rounds.