Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

Buglioni vs. Johnson Winner and How?

Poll ended at 07 Jan 2018, 17:48

Frank Buglioni Stoppage
7
19%
Frank Buglioni Decision
12
33%
Callum Johnson Decision
6
17%
Callum Johnson Stoppage
11
31%
 
Total votes: 36

bigped
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Odds have changed now , Callum just favourite with most bookies now
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up next...
Go Faster Stripes
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Both title fights explosive!
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Oh my gawd
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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In the blink of an eye!
Do it again!
Frank had such a firm grip on that belt, what a way to go CJ!
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Class act is Frank, despite being hurt he was desperate to continue, and then instead of complaining in the interview he was very gracious.
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Yeah no excuses and sh*t talk from frank, refreshing
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Coco wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 18:18 Class act is Frank, despite being hurt he was desperate to continue, and then instead of complaining in the interview he was very gracious.
got to like the bloke, obviously loves boxing and gives his all every time. good heart as well going by the interview. i hope johnson now goes on and makes the most of his potential .
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rab wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 19:39
Coco wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 18:18 Class act is Frank, despite being hurt he was desperate to continue, and then instead of complaining in the interview he was very gracious.
got to like the bloke, obviously loves boxing and gives his all every time. good heart as well going by the interview. i hope johnson now goes on and makes the most of his potential .
He is one of my fav fighters
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Coco wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 18:18 Class act is Frank, despite being hurt he was desperate to continue, and then instead of complaining in the interview he was very gracious.
Good call, he is classy as fvck in that interview. I've not heard him talk that much but all I've heard has been classy.
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Johnson has always had this win in him, his careers just been absolutely ruined by inactivity, he's a big strong seasoned LHW, when he fights competitive he's a danger for anyone, Buglioni has looked quite comfortable against Summers and Richards but they never had the power or strength to bring out his old habits, the last round KO against Burton was excellent but 12 rounds against Johnson must bring a different mindset as far as nerves as concerned, Johnson obviously would try and impose himself as opposed to outboxing him like the last 175ers

Really impressed with Johnson, he took a few to land a few but that surely will get him a big fight for the European or against a higher level guy, Yarde would be acceptable for my non boxing ass
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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handsofstone wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 23:49 Johnson has always had this win in him, his careers just been absolutely ruined by inactivity, he's a big strong seasoned LHW, when he fights competitive he's a danger for anyone, Buglioni has looked quite comfortable against Summers and Richards but they never had the power or strength to bring out his old habits, the last round KO against Burton was excellent but 12 rounds against Johnson must bring a different mindset as far as nerves as concerned, Johnson obviously would try and impose himself as opposed to outboxing him like the last 175ers

Really impressed with Johnson, he took a few to land a few but that surely will get him a big fight for the European or against a higher level guy, Yarde would be acceptable for my non boxing ass
Wouldn't mind seeing him chin Yarde next up but can't see that happening anytime soon. Warren won't want Yarde anywhere near Johnson for a while yet I wouldn't have thought. Can live in hope though bud :TU:
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oh , so this is the new guy yardes apparently terrified of :lol:

ill at least say its not as laughable as acting like hes terrified of hosea burton or bugsy :clap:

but tbf, callum johnson generally looked pretty good i think even before this, and then he did the business as best as could be done really. to me its finally a legit impressive fighter with the britsh 175 belt, i think burton and frank were lucky to be around at the right time and have yarde pursuing a european route
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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Stuarty wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 23:59
handsofstone wrote: 24 Mar 2018, 23:49 Johnson has always had this win in him, his careers just been absolutely ruined by inactivity, he's a big strong seasoned LHW, when he fights competitive he's a danger for anyone, Buglioni has looked quite comfortable against Summers and Richards but they never had the power or strength to bring out his old habits, the last round KO against Burton was excellent but 12 rounds against Johnson must bring a different mindset as far as nerves as concerned, Johnson obviously would try and impose himself as opposed to outboxing him like the last 175ers

Really impressed with Johnson, he took a few to land a few but t ahat surely will get him a big fight for the European or against a higher level guy, Yarde would be acceptable for my non boxing ass
Wouldn't mind seeing him chin Yarde next up but can't see that happening anytime soon. Warren won't want Yarde anywhere near Johnson for a while yet I wouldn't have thought. Can live in hope though bud :TU:
I wold hope Johnson's amateur pedigree and inactivity would see him shoehorn his way into the picture aye mate :bag:
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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jamamb wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 00:00 oh , so this is the new guy yardes apparently terrified of :lol:

ill at least say its not as laughable as acting like hes terrified of hosea burton or bugsy :clap:

but tbf, callum johnson generally looked pretty good i think even before this, and then he did the business as best as could be done really. to me its finally a legit impressive fighter with the britsh 175 belt, i think burton and frank were lucky to be around at the right time and have yarde pursuing a european route
Evan after this breakout win surely even Eddie cant be arsed guiding Johnson to a planned position, i'd rather see Johnson get one of those undeserved shots, Buglioni's sewed things up domestically, Johnson needs to take a massive gamble with the odds against his favour, now or never, I imagine he's about as well equipped as he'll ever be even without a couple of wins against 1 or 2 guys who are good are used to be
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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i wonder if they could get the ebu champ boesel, i would go with johnson to beat him, johnson looks good for sure but just hasnt moved his career much , so hopefully this win changes that

hes a bit like the opposite of buglioini, who isnt as good but got the most out of his career that he could.
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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jamamb wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 00:24 i wonder if they could get the ebu champ boesel, i would go with johnson to beat him, johnson looks good for sure but just hasnt moved his career much , so hopefully this win changes that

hes a bit like the opposite of buglioini, who isnt as good but got the most out of his career that he could.
I thought Johnson would've kicked on when he beat Shihepo for the Commonwealth so i just hope he doesn't suffer anymore drawbacks, if he wants to get the most out of his career then he needs to go for it, the LHW is dangerous but guys like Pavlik and Jack came out of nowhere, even outwith the titlists theres still some great fights and potential wins, Boesel would do well to defend against a guy like Johnson
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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jamamb wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 00:00 yarde pursuing a european route
:lol: :lol:
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Re: Frank Buglioni vs. Callum Johnson - 24th March 2018

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BigDoofus wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 05:18
jamamb wrote: 25 Mar 2018, 00:00 yarde pursuing a european route
:lol: :lol:
Come on mate, I am sure he always dreamt of one day fighting for the WBO EU Title
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