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margaret thatcher wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 01:42 its a good fight, i like it. id be more confident in jenkins if he hadn't taken that beating against essuman. he defo has the tools to outbox marku and win rounds but dont know if he 'll be able to keep it up. and also whether his face will hold up.

600892 wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 10:59 I certainly won't be watching this ..yes marku's always fun to watch but sky will be watching viewing figures very closely and the more that watch it expect more women's top of the bill shows and more women's fights in general !
I'm pissed off with this and how long before these hard working male boxers get pissed off with being demoted to less deserving box tickers !
Sorry about the rant guy's but it's giving me the hump !!!

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 19:22 I cant wait for this bill. 4 women's fights and an intriguing match between Michael Likalu and Carl Tunney who haven't won once in 27 fights between the two

magnus wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 14:15 It isn't a great card.

I actually find Marshall's fights to generally be fun to watch, and she is a genuine puncher, which is rare in women's boxing.

Marku vs Jenkins is interesting, but not sure how many either will take to watch them in Newcastle.

It's not clear but Gorman may be off the bill, and that Geordie lad from MMA is off too (he would have created a bit of atmosphere if nothing else).

I said in another thread, but British boxing is currently way too stretched between numerous promotional companies and it's really showing in recents cards - this one, the Connor Benn card, and the Fury-Whyte bill (no supporting fights confirmed or even rumoured) are good examples of this.

gregregegg wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 19:28

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑31 Mar 2022, 19:22 I cant wait for this bill. 4 women's fights and an intriguing match between Michael Likalu and Carl Tunney who haven't won once in 27 fights between the two

Someones 0 has got to Go.....

"The Congo Leopard" vs "Tiger"....

Come on the Congo leoparddddd son.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Mar 2022, 20:29 Zak Chelli is fighting Diego Costa

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 04:36 Can someone tell me about Jenkins? Could be some value here beting wise if it's a genuine 50/50. Marku is the Allen Babic of the lower weights. Anyone seen Jenkins fight?

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 04:36 Can someone tell me about Jenkins? Could be some value here beting wise if it's a genuine 50/50. Marku is the Allen Babic of the lower weights. Anyone seen Jenkins fight?

gregregegg wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 05:08

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 04:36 Can someone tell me about Jenkins? Could be some value here beting wise if it's a genuine 50/50. Marku is the Allen Babic of the lower weights. Anyone seen Jenkins fight?

Got the skin of an over ripe tomato, but can box a little bit. Far from a banger. Id actuay say he boxes as good or better than marku. but dosent hit as hard, and probably isnt as sturdy (based of the size of markus heavyweight head)....

Always hard having to box with blood in your eyes but jenks gotta be use to it. I see some value, i dont have it a 50-50, but id have it a 65-35, and bookies are giving more than that.

Critical to win rounds early, markus heavyweight head could split jenkins thin skin head like a mellon at any moment taking it to the cards.

maverick23 wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 05:00

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 04:36 Can someone tell me about Jenkins? Could be some value here beting wise if it's a genuine 50/50. Marku is the Allen Babic of the lower weights. Anyone seen Jenkins fight?

I’ve seen him plenty. He’s a solid domestic level fighter. Does the basics well but cuts very easily. He was competitive with Essuman in the early rounds before a combination of a broken rib, him tiring and Essuman stepping up the gears got him out of there. He looked decent against Indongo but this version of Indongo doesn’t have much left.

I think Marku wins and I think the bookies have this about right I.e. Jenkins is a live underdog.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Apr 2022, 06:02 Press Release | Zak Chelli vs. Jack Kilgannon now set

Undefeated Jack ‘The Cannon’ Kilgannon will now face rival Zak Chelli this Saturday night at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle in a battle of the super-middleweight prospects on the undercard of Savannah Marshall’s WBO World Middleweight title defence against Femke Herman, live on Sky Sports.

Oldham’s Kilgannon (11-0, 3 KO’s) replaces Diego Costa, who was announced yesterday but was unable to make the required weight safely at short notice, and it pits two fiercely proud, up-and-coming talents who are willing to face each other on the rise in their careers.

To his credit Former Southern Area Champion Chelli (10-1-1, 5 KO’s) is not phased by the late change and wants to get on with the job and deal with whatever is put in front of him to prove that he’s the real deal.

Fulham’s Chelli said, “I’m ready no matter what. I believe a boxer has to be prepared to face anybody at any time. I’m fit and ready and I’ll deal with whatever Kilgannon brings to me in the ring on the night. He’s unbeaten, like Costa was, Kilgannon’s ‘O’ will have to go instead.”

Former Central Area Champion Kilgannon, known as Jacky Boy, was already in training for a fight this Saturday in Wigan and jumped at the opportunity for a bigger fight

Kilgannon said, “I weighed up the risk versus the reward and this was too big an opportunity to turn down. I was in training for a fight in Wigan so I’m fit and ready to fight and then the offer came in to my manager. I’m a big and tall middleweight so super-middle is comfortable for me. It’s a huge opportunity live on Sky Sports to make my name by beating Chelli, who’s good but not outstanding. We’re coming to win."