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gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 07:23

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑25 May 2023, 16:57 Seems like a step up from recent opposition I guess. Hopefully it’s Wardley next

At least this guy throws some heat. It will likely be the scariest offence Adeleye will have faced as a pro.

Vs hrg he landed some big shots, but hrgs head is sturdy... He also showed heart vs hrgovic, was getting hit behind the head and not going down like he was shot looking for a DQ.

I actualy think this is a risk taken by Adeleye.

is this like that time molina was a good test for babic?

emir has beat 1 guy with a winning record and that guy is 40 years old. his steps up are getting destroyed by hrg and winning a split over the 10-12 gabby enguema ........weeeeeeak for adleye. hell, i shouldnt even be mentioning molina, he was way more proven as a dangerman than this dude.

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 07:23

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑25 May 2023, 16:57 Seems like a step up from recent opposition I guess. Hopefully it’s Wardley next

At least this guy throws some heat. It will likely be the scariest offence Adeleye will have faced as a pro.

Vs hrg he landed some big shots, but hrgs head is sturdy... He also showed heart vs hrgovic, was getting hit behind the head and not going down like he was shot looking for a DQ.

I actualy think this is a risk taken by Adeleye.

That’s good to hear. I don’t remember the fight, so I will take another look.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 14:51

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 07:23

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑25 May 2023, 16:57 Seems like a step up from recent opposition I guess. Hopefully it’s Wardley next

At least this guy throws some heat. It will likely be the scariest offence Adeleye will have faced as a pro.

Vs hrg he landed some big shots, but hrgs head is sturdy... He also showed heart vs hrgovic, was getting hit behind the head and not going down like he was shot looking for a DQ.

I actualy think this is a risk taken by Adeleye.

is this like that time molina was a good test for babic?

emir has beat 1 guy with a winning record and that guy is 40 years old. his steps up are getting destroyed by hrg and winning a split over the 10-12 gabby enguema ........weeeeeeak for adleye. hell, i shouldnt even be mentioning molina, he was way more proven as a dangerman than this dude.

He isn’t good, but he is the first semi decent aggressive guy adeley has been in with.

Considering most people thought adeley lost to soko ina 6 rounder and has hardly had a decent test since, I don’t mind it. Emir hasn’t beat many good opponents, but neither has adeley.

They could put him in with a more proven punching bag like wach, but I actually like the less proven guy that’s there to take your head off.

At the end of the day I hardly know this guy, but I liked how he went at hegovic..

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 17:05

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 14:51

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 07:23

At least this guy throws some heat. It will likely be the scariest offence Adeleye will have faced as a pro.

Vs hrg he landed some big shots, but hrgs head is sturdy... He also showed heart vs hrgovic, was getting hit behind the head and not going down like he was shot looking for a DQ.

I actualy think this is a risk taken by Adeleye.

is this like that time molina was a good test for babic?

emir has beat 1 guy with a winning record and that guy is 40 years old. his steps up are getting destroyed by hrg and winning a split over the 10-12 gabby enguema ........weeeeeeak for adleye. hell, i shouldnt even be mentioning molina, he was way more proven as a dangerman than this dude.

He isn’t good, but he is the first semi decent aggressive guy adeley has been in with.

Considering most people thought adeley lost to soko ina 6 rounder and has hardly had a decent test since, I don’t mind it. Emir hasn’t beat many good opponents, but neither has adeley.

They could put him in with a more proven punching bag like wach, but I actually like the less proven guy that’s there to take your head off.

At the end of the day I hardly know this guy, but I liked how he went at hegovic..

what puts him above the last guy adaleye wiped out? big bearded guy with a hugely inflated record who came at him.

this guy hasnt even fought in the last year either, when he beat the great #390 hueseyin akdemir to get his first win over an opponent with a positive record

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 17:15

gregregegg wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 17:05

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑29 May 2023, 14:51

is this like that time molina was a good test for babic?

emir has beat 1 guy with a winning record and that guy is 40 years old. his steps up are getting destroyed by hrg and winning a split over the 10-12 gabby enguema ........weeeeeeak for adleye. hell, i shouldnt even be mentioning molina, he was way more proven as a dangerman than this dude.

He isn’t good, but he is the first semi decent aggressive guy adeley has been in with.

Considering most people thought adeley lost to soko ina 6 rounder and has hardly had a decent test since, I don’t mind it. Emir hasn’t beat many good opponents, but neither has adeley.

They could put him in with a more proven punching bag like wach, but I actually like the less proven guy that’s there to take your head off.

At the end of the day I hardly know this guy, but I liked how he went at hegovic..

what puts him above the last guy adaleye wiped out? big bearded guy with a hugely inflated record who came at him.

Just eye test really, last guy was huge but very very slow, I thought he might do a bit better but was just toooo slow.

There are clearly better fights, but there not looking to throw him in the deep end right now…

Who do you put him in with a 10 rounder, that isn’t too good, isn’t a punching bag, and will come to fight? It’s not an easy question when some consider adeley very good, and some quite poor…:

(The real correct answer is soko in a 10 rounder, but the casuals just can’t ignore that record… but outside of that I’m not sure)…

I guess we should remember that Hrgovic is taller, rangier and more skilful than Adeleye.

For some reason I thought Hrg fought this guy in Austria, I'm definitely remembering the right guy tho and not the guy he actually did fight in Austria.

I guess he did throw more offence than someone like the Wach that fought Hughie and Dillian but with those fights Wach was throwing consistently through the fight albeit in his limited way. I'm expecint Ahmaoutovic to be a slight threat for 2-3 rounds and then Adeleye will tire him out.

Fight Week!!

Lil 10 bucker on emir to win @12-1 odds. Hope emir comes out swinging hard, make the rookie a bit uncomfortable…

gregregegg wrote: ↑07 Jun 2023, 04:36 Lil 10 bucker on emir to win @12-1 odds. Hope emir comes out swinging hard, make the rookie a bit uncomfortable…

I felt before the CBS fight that Okolie was looking way ahead to the heavyweight career and the Unifications etc. He did an interview/vignette with sky where they went through all the top contenders like Fury and Usyk and other heavyweights. He was making out like KO wins over Whyte and so on were givens. It was so clearly the interview of a guy who was about to lose, exactly the same sounds as we’re coming from
Joyce in the lead up week to Zhang.

Is it the same vibes coming from Adeleye re the British title and Wardley etc?

I actually think no but do think 11/1 - 12/1 is daft odds and you should take advantage.

Ahmatovic weighed in big. 253 lbs. He wasn’t the most mobile 30 lbs lighter

just another pedestrian performance coming up from adelaye - talks a good fight but frankly hes as stiff as board - like a young bruno .
Wardley will toy with him .

Got the same feeling looking at Ahmautovic that I got when I looked at Rob Ismay vs Sol Dacres.

That being 'the c unt hasn't trained.'

Adeleye looked good last time out to be fair, Ahmatovic is a shocking opponent for a headline act though, why can't he rematch Sokolowski?

stevec@france wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 12:08 just another pedestrian performance coming up from adelaye - talks a good fight but frankly hes as stiff as board - like a young bruno .
Wardley will toy with him .

Like a young Bruno?
You need to evaluate

handsofstone wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 15:41 Adeleye looked good last time out to be fair, Ahmatovic is a shocking opponent for a headline act though, why can't he rematch Sokolowski?

What’s the point in rematching Sokolowski now..
That is stale bread mate.

stevec@france wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 12:08 just another pedestrian performance coming up from adelaye - talks a good fight but frankly hes as stiff as board - like a young bruno .
Wardley will toy with him .

What on earth have you been watching..Adeleye is nothing like Bruno. He’s very cocky, athletically gifted and seems to carry power as he is bashing these guys around pretty good. Not saying they’re anything special, but he’s bowling them over which is all he can do. He also almost all hooks and straight shoots - very unlike Frank who worked off the jab.

Obviously big Frank carried power, probably a lot more, but not speed based


No real comment on the Wardley fight yet, as Inwould ideally like to see if Adeleye can take a good one on the chin.

This geezer did land on Hrgovic with some decent shots and made a go of it, so it could be a fun fight for a few rounds

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 17:26

handsofstone wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 15:41 Adeleye looked good last time out to be fair, Ahmatovic is a shocking opponent for a headline act though, why can't he rematch Sokolowski?

What’s the point in rematching Sokolowski now..
That is stale bread mate.

Aye Sokolowski on the wane now, rematch should've been immediate

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 11:31 Ahmatovic weighed in big. 253 lbs. He wasn’t the most mobile 30 lbs lighter

Fvcking hell, 6,2 use to make cruiserweight and now over 250… that’s pretty bad, we’ll just gotta swing and ding for 3 rounds and hope he chins adeley I guess. Hope he does that rather than do the fat fvck move of cover up and try survive.

gregregegg wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 18:06

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 11:31 Ahmatovic weighed in big. 253 lbs. He wasn’t the most mobile 30 lbs lighter

Fvcking hell, 6,2 use to make cruiserweight and now over 250… that’s pretty bad, we’ll just gotta swing and ding for 3 rounds and hope he chins adeley I guess. Hope he does that rather than do the fat fvck move of cover up and try survive.

Just seen the weigh in. The geezer looked in solid shape - he wears the extra weight well.

From your post, I was expecting him to look like a blubbery mess

Manchester Hitman wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 19:10

gregregegg wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 18:06

JamesPhilips wrote: ↑08 Jun 2023, 11:31 Ahmatovic weighed in big. 253 lbs. He wasn’t the most mobile 30 lbs lighter

Fvcking hell, 6,2 use to make cruiserweight and now over 250… that’s pretty bad, we’ll just gotta swing and ding for 3 rounds and hope he chins adeley I guess. Hope he does that rather than do the fat fvck move of cover up and try survive.

Just seen the weigh in. The geezer looked in solid shape - he wears the extra weight well.

From your post, I was expecting him to look like a blubbery mess

I still haven’t seen. Glad to hear he looks in shape, hopefully he is roided out of his mind… (joking, kinda… I hate roids but I really want my 120 dollars….)

Tonight!

Live from York Hall in London, UK.
Queensberry Promotions Present: Adeleye vs. Ahmatovic

Time: 7 pm (UK time)
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Main Card

Card subject to change.

WBO European Heavyweight Championship
David Adeleye vs. Emir Ahmatovic

IBF European Lightweight Championship
Mark Chamberlain vs. Marvin Demollari

WBC International Silver Super-Lightweight Championship
Henry Turner vs. Tom Farrell

8 Round Light-Heavyweight Contest
Ezra Taylor vs. Khalid Graidia

8 Round Super-Welterweight Contest
Carl Fail vs. Frank Madsen

6 Round Super-Featherweight Contest
Royston Barney-Smith vs.Christian Lopez

6 Round Super-Welterweight Contest
Joshua Frankham vs. Eligio PalaciosFlores

6 Round Cruiserweight Contest
Tommy Fletcher vs. Pawel Strykowski

6 Round Super-Welterweight Contest
Ben Fail vs. Bartosz Glowacki