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Verdi wrote: ↑22 Mar 2019, 10:28 Lol at Okolies arse twitching when Dean Whyte spoke to him.

When?

Thank the lord Okolie got things finished by the 4th, it was already becoming a typically Lawrence Okolie showing, lots a spoiling and wrestling, most of instigated by Camacho TBF but Okolie still too crude to adapt and keep things on the outside, his jab when he uses it is barely a paw and he got stunned by that left hand from Camacho but he shook it off well, great accuracy from both hands for the first knockdown and caught Camacho with the first shot he threw for the finish, straight right down the pipe, if he could learn to keep opponents at that range more regularly then he might be in some decent fights

Verdi wrote: ↑22 Mar 2019, 10:28 Lol at Okolies arse twitching when Dean Whyte spoke to him.

I don’t think he twitched at all. Just a relaxed guy having a chat with someone who was trying to give him some advice.

Camacho should retire now, he doesn't sound too good.

revporl wrote: ↑24 Mar 2019, 05:12 Camacho should retire now, he doesn't sound too good.

One of the commentators was calling him Camachi.

revporl wrote: ↑24 Mar 2019, 05:12 Camacho should retire now, he doesn't sound too good.

I think he should've retired a while back

I dont go with Hearn saying Okolie is ready for a world title fight. I find Okolie still very amateurish. First time ive seen him fight really and wasnt really that impressed.

MasterG wrote: ↑24 Mar 2019, 15:16 I dont go with Hearn saying Okolie is ready for a world title fight. I find Okolie still very amateurish. First time ive seen him fight really and wasnt really that impressed.

Yeh. He seems to just have power. No boxing skill. A CW Wilder. But Okolie is worse to watch.