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Second-Day Weights: Farmer 139.8, Frenois 134.6

this is that french lad who possibly had bad cards against carroll , i dont think he has enough about him, to change it up if his pressure doesnt payoff

Live from the College Park Center in Arlington, Texas
Eddie Hearn's Matchroom Boxing USA Present: All or Nothing: Hooker vs. Ramirez
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Time: 6pm CDT
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Time: 2am (UK time)
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Running Order

Doors Open: 5pm CDT

4 Round Middleweight Bout
Darius Bagley vs. Carlos Dixon

Followed By

4 Round Junior Welterweight Bout
Arthur Biyarslnanov vs. Solon Staley

Live on DAZN: 6pm CDT

6 Round Middleweight Bout
Nikita Abibiy vs. Yunier Calzada

Followed By

10 Round Heavyweight Bout
Joey Dawejko vs. Rodney Hernandez

Followed By

4 Round Middleweight Bout
Austin Williams vs. Jabrandon Harris

Live on Sky Sports: 8pm CDT | 2am UK

USBA & NABO Junior Featherweight Championship
Tramaine Williams vs. Yenifel Vicente

Followed By

IBF World Super Featherweight Championship
Tevin Farmer vs. Guillaume Frenois

Followed By

WBO & WBC Junior Welterweight World Championships
Maurice Hooker vs. Jose Ramirez

Float

Javier Francisco Martinez vs. Michael Land
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Frenois is utterly mediocre and this fight is exactly what I said it would be. Farmer unremarkably outboxing a no-hoper while the announcers gush over him.

Farmer wants none of GTank.

His next fight better be Diaz or Cancio. Only reason I watched this is because it's the undercard for Hooker and Ramirez.

jujigatame wrote: ↑27 Jul 2019, 23:21 His next fight better be Diaz or Cancio. Only reason I watched this is because it's the undercard for Hooker and Ramirez.

I caught the three rounds that he lost.

According to CompuBox data, Farmer landed 167 of 636 punches (26%). Frenois landed 75 of 425 (18%) of his punches and landed double-digit blows in only two rounds.

The crowd in Arlington was despicable, imo. They booed Farmer loudly. No, Farmer is not the most exciting / offensive boxer, but he is a very talented fighter who deserves more respect.

Tevin’s response to the interviewer’s question about the boo birds was spot on. He made a fan of me last night, although I do not believe that he can defeat GTank.

They wanted Mexican style stuff

I find it hard to be a fan of Tev though with him not facing any challenges.

Who would we say was the best guy he beat?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 11:21 They wanted Mexican style stuff

I find it hard to be a fan of Tev though with him not facing any challenges.

Who would we say was the best guy he beat?

The Jap he got robbed off?

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 11:21 They wanted Mexican style stuff

I find it hard to be a fan of Tev though with him not facing any challenges.

Who would we say was the best guy he beat?

Probably Tennyson. Which is sad considering he's a supposed world titlist with 4 successful defenses.

Saturday 27, July 2019
College Park Center, Arlington, Texas, USA

super feather
Tevin Farmer 29 4 1
vs
Guillaume Frenois 29½ 46 1 1
International Boxing Federation World Super Feather Title


Farmer won by Decision
Crowd booing and Farmer told them he don't care about fans




FULL CARD HIGHLIGHTS HERE:
https://www.the13thround.com/phpBB2/vie ... 8&t=130364


ENJOY!!

Personally I don't have a problem with his style. Just his level of competition.

ironbeard wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 08:24 The crowd in Arlington was despicable, imo. They booed Farmer loudly. No, Farmer is not the most exciting / offensive boxer, but he is a very talented fighter who deserves more respect.

Tevin’s response to the interviewer’s question about the boo birds was spot on. He made a fan of me last night, although I do not believe that he can defeat GTank.

Great points!! The crowd was probably swarming with drunks who dont know how to score a boxing match!! The French clown Frenois jumping on the ropes and raising his hands like he won was laughably ridiculous.

One reason I say the crowd was overrun with rowdy drunks is because it took Michael Buffer a long time to quiet the crowd to give a moment of silence to deceased boxers Whitaker, Dadashev & Santillan before their final 10 count.

Best Coast wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 01:14

ironbeard wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 08:24 The crowd in Arlington was despicable, imo. They booed Farmer loudly. No, Farmer is not the most exciting / offensive boxer, but he is a very talented fighter who deserves more respect.

Tevin’s response to the interviewer’s question about the boo birds was spot on. He made a fan of me last night, although I do not believe that he can defeat GTank.

Great points!! The crowd was probably swarming with drunks who dont know how to score a boxing match!! The French clown Frenois jumping on the ropes and raising his hands like he won was laughably ridiculous.

One reason I say the crowd was overrun with rowdy drunks is because it took Michael Buffer a long time to quiet the crowd to give a moment of silence to deceased boxers Whitaker, Dadashev & Santillan before their final 10 count.

Ya what a stupid Frenchy eh

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 12:08

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 11:21 They wanted Mexican style stuff

I find it hard to be a fan of Tev though with him not facing any challenges.

Who would we say was the best guy he beat?

The Jap he got robbed off?

You nailed it. Tevin clearly won that fight and it took a failed PED test by Ogawa for that robbery to be nullified by changing it to a No Contest.

jujigatame wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 21:34 Personally I don't have a problem with his style. Just his level of competition.

Yup, coasting against C tier challengers is getting dull now, there's plenty of decent guys at 130, so stop feasting on EU level guys.

LOL, he'll be in his 30s soon with 40+ pro fights and over a decade of experience, and some ppl will still play the amateur background card to justify his sh!t fights. Reality is he fought one legit contender and got knocked out, though has come on since then, but now its just the same uneventful wide decison over and over vs c level, lets at least get a decent b- level or something, hell give me Rene alvarado, Jason Sosa, etc

oh ya, and he fights regularly, theres another

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 11:40 LOL, he'll be in his 30s soon with 40+ pro fights and over a decade of experience, and some ppl will still play the amateur background card to justify his sh!t fights. Reality is he fought one legit contender and got knocked out, though has come on since then, but now its just the same uneventful wide decison over and over vs c level, lets at least get a decent b- level or something, hell give me Rene alvarado, Jason Sosa, etc

oh ya, and he fights regularly, theres another

He should rematch Kamil Laszczyk (26-0, 9 KOs)

Not really a KO artist either.. Let's see if he can avenge 1 loss, from 7 years ago.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 11:58

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 11:40 LOL, he'll be in his 30s soon with 40+ pro fights and over a decade of experience, and some ppl will still play the amateur background card to justify his sh!t fights. Reality is he fought one legit contender and got knocked out, though has come on since then, but now its just the same uneventful wide decison over and over vs c level, lets at least get a decent b- level or something, hell give me Rene alvarado, Jason Sosa, etc

oh ya, and he fights regularly, theres another

He should rematch Kamil Laszczyk (26-0, 9 KOs)

Not really a KO artist either.. Let's see if he can avenge 1 loss, from 7 years ago.

Laszczyk would be a great rematch!! The 26-0 Pole has likewise built his glossy record on the backs of mediocre opposition!!

Laszczyk handed Farmer the closest of his 4 losses and that was 7 years ago. I would actually like Tevin's chances to avenge that 8-round decision loss and would even tab him as a slight favorite to do so!!

Best Coast wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 23:29

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 11:58

He should rematch Kamil Laszczyk (26-0, 9 KOs)

Not really a KO artist either.. Let's see if he can avenge 1 loss, from 7 years ago.

Laszczyk would be a great rematch!! The 26-0 Pole has likewise built his glossy record on the backs of mediocre opposition!!

Laszczyk handed Farmer the closest of his 4 losses and that was 7 years ago. I would actually like Tevin's chances to avenge that 8-round decision loss and would even tab him as a slight favorite to do so!!

Don’t see why not. Hearn has Laszczyk on the Martin-Joshua card few years ago.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Jul 2019, 06:11

Best Coast wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 23:29
Laszczyk would be a great rematch!! The 26-0 Pole has likewise built his glossy record on the backs of mediocre opposition!!

Laszczyk handed Farmer the closest of his 4 losses and that was 7 years ago. I would actually like Tevin's chances to avenge that 8-round decision loss and would even tab him as a slight favorite to do so!!

Don’t see why not. Hearn has Laszczyk on the Martin-Joshua card few years ago.

Laszczyk is done by injuries, anemia problems and nonsense conflicts with promoter. He was talented but he is done. Wasted talent.