run, forrest run!!! I know hes not a runner, but in with katsidis hed be on his bike quicker than lance armstronghitman_hatton1 wrote:khan's got a totally different style though.Twinkle Toes wrote:IIt makes the Khan roadshow even more of a mockery imo - Can anyone else see Khan taking those types of punches that were getting thrown in that ring tonight?
No, me either.
he wouldn't be standing in there trading would he.
ROUND BY ROUND FROM WEMBLEY, HARRISON-SPROTT AND UNDERCARD
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Yeah I had to laugh at Dukes scoring the 10-8 round for the point deduction. 9-9 round for me with the deduction.stujones wrote:Kastidis was GONE in the second, M1kee50 - think had that happend in a round were Earl was a bit clearer himself he might have stopped him.
I think Kastidis was more hurt after that one punch than Earl was ever... just Earl was too dazed himself to really do the job. Kastidis legs was stiff untill the start of the 3rd.
No real complaints if you scored the 5th to Kastidis - just thought Earl's boxing at the start of the round was enough. Just how did McKenzie thought Earl won the 3rd was beyond me, really was.
Katsidis' legs were gone after the Earl KD and was ready to be taken out if Earl had any significant power and energy left.
Earl was actually getting the better of most of that last round. I thought he was in with a shot at winning, because Katidis was used to getting the early blowouts and perhaps not used to a drag out war.
Obviously though Earl was taking flush shots every round and Eames was upset about that. Earl may have been out of it, but when he's punching back and even hurting the other guy you'd think it'd go on.
He was in a fight like this a few years ago, though I forget the opponent's name.
Still, both men did themselves proud. Great effort from both that took away the bad aftertaste of Warren's diabolical plot to basically get Khan a world title.
Earl is better than being just used as a pawn.
Obviously though Earl was taking flush shots every round and Eames was upset about that. Earl may have been out of it, but when he's punching back and even hurting the other guy you'd think it'd go on.
He was in a fight like this a few years ago, though I forget the opponent's name.
Still, both men did themselves proud. Great effort from both that took away the bad aftertaste of Warren's diabolical plot to basically get Khan a world title.
Earl is better than being just used as a pawn.
Well, us "geeks" could laugh, but the line the ITV guys say is that they have to explain things to the level of the general public (or lay fans)... well that scoring didn't explain anything. Just get a kicking and Duke will give you the round.SticknMove wrote:
Yeah I had to laugh at Dukes scoring the 10-8 round for the point deduction. 9-9 round for me with the deduction..
I was quite funny though cause Rawling said quite casually "well, cause of the point deduction and the 10 point must system you have to score it for Earl 10-9"... as if to say "even though it was a clear Kastisdis round". ... and then Duke says "well, I actually scored it 10-8".
It seemed to silence Rawling for a couple of seconds.
Okay, Khan vs Medjadi, Medjadi stopped by Kevin Mitchell in 6, he is a gym mate of Drilzane. Khan is up to meet the queen apparently, is that for the WBU? lol
oh get on with it, takes forever to get going, dont it?
Medjadi is 17-3-0 (3KO's), so another great banger (holds french super feather belt, this is at 135)
eight threes if it goes that far
Round One:
touch gloves, medj lands first clean shot to khans head but cagey from both, lunging in from both, khan puts medj down with big right, ref calls fight off, not one minute left
punch was nice counter right to the side of his face, looping right hand, went down like a sack of shite
oh get on with it, takes forever to get going, dont it?
Medjadi is 17-3-0 (3KO's), so another great banger (holds french super feather belt, this is at 135)
eight threes if it goes that far
Round One:
touch gloves, medj lands first clean shot to khans head but cagey from both, lunging in from both, khan puts medj down with big right, ref calls fight off, not one minute left
punch was nice counter right to the side of his face, looping right hand, went down like a sack of shite
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i still think that it was a mater of time before earl went down again, i dont know about katsidis' stamina, maybe u r right there, but i saw it as similar to munyai-powers, IN THAT it would be dangerous to leave earl in on the assumption that he might win and he did not look hurt at the timeviciousmaussa wrote:Earl was actually getting the better of most of that last round. I thought he was in with a shot at winning, because Katidis was used to getting the early blowouts and perhaps not used to a drag out war.
Obviously though Earl was taking flush shots every round and Eames was upset about that. Earl may have been out of it, but when he's punching back and even hurting the other guy you'd think it'd go on.
He was in a fight like this a few years ago, though I forget the opponent's name.
Still, both men did themselves proud. Great effort from both that took away the bad aftertaste of Warren's diabolical plot to basically get Khan a world title.
Earl is better than being just used as a pawn.
FLYWEIGHT: DON BROADHURST VS Ravil Mukhamadiarov
round 1: don starts cagey, good movement, most punches on guards, first min no real contact, good body dhot on 2 minute mark ish, another good left right to body, rusky is lunging with punches, bends low, don more authority now in punching, minute left, good exchange to head from botrh, overhand riht fronm don, 30 secs, good hooks to body, 10-9 broadhurst
round 1: don starts cagey, good movement, most punches on guards, first min no real contact, good body dhot on 2 minute mark ish, another good left right to body, rusky is lunging with punches, bends low, don more authority now in punching, minute left, good exchange to head from botrh, overhand riht fronm don, 30 secs, good hooks to body, 10-9 broadhurst
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round 2: big start now, both into body, rucky hasnds low, moving a lot side to side, broadhurst smaller man but looking for the other guy, aiming at the headm 2 mins gone, bit wilder right that misses leads into clinch, 1.30, good left to body, one minute left, more good left to body, rusky again bends lowm, good left to head from don, rusky shakes head off, face reddende, rusky hands low but fast, good left hands in general from don, 10-9 again
No need to be putting Kahn in with Earl or anyone near that class yet, that was only his 11th fight. Jeff Lacy, who was rushed along to a world title in his 17th pro fight, only fought this guy in his 11th http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=014669
What Kahn needs is to be in with genui9ne lightweights with a decent amount of experience, rather than light punching superfeathers. Earl or thaxton can wait for a while yet.
What Kahn needs is to be in with genui9ne lightweights with a decent amount of experience, rather than light punching superfeathers. Earl or thaxton can wait for a while yet.
round 3 RUSKY LUNGES in as he punches like khans opponent, don very neat, could up the combos tbh but still good work, clinch at 1.45 ish, rusky is throwing but hitting guard mainly, don sttill accurate with left hand, keeps landing it to body but not exactly debilitating. 10-9 don but v close, could be a draw round, don getting caught on way out of infighting
round 4: rusky pushing to win, don lands good to body, rusky is solid takes it wellm ref breass a clinch 1.45 ish, more clinch 1.30, good with don this time from reight, don moving better this round than 3 previous, good left to head from don, heard it from here, good right in close (and naughty elbow) ten secs, don ships one right but nothing major, ref gives it to don. i score round 10-9
i scored fight 40-36, ref scores it 39-37
i scored fight 40-36, ref scores it 39-37
Audley Harrison vs Michael Sprott
For the EBU-EU Heavyweight Title (and vacant English Heavyweight title?)
Sprott looks to be carrying a little weight, (16 stone 8lbs apparently) thats how it looks to me, he does not want to give too much weight to audley, he is about 5 ins shorter anyway. Audley looks nuetral, Sprott is bouncing, face calm. no one wants to shake hands,
Round One: harrison closes sprott down, jab as rangefinder, sprott in close, roughhouse, warned by ref on break. AUDLEY EMPLOYS UPPERCUT INside, quite slow startm, nothing substantial at 1.30 gone, good right to body from audlety one min left, and again, then left sends sprott down, one to body one to neck. Audley still cagey tho does not jump on him, now onto the ropes sprott but sprott comes righty back, 10-8 Audley
For the EBU-EU Heavyweight Title (and vacant English Heavyweight title?)
Sprott looks to be carrying a little weight, (16 stone 8lbs apparently) thats how it looks to me, he does not want to give too much weight to audley, he is about 5 ins shorter anyway. Audley looks nuetral, Sprott is bouncing, face calm. no one wants to shake hands,
Round One: harrison closes sprott down, jab as rangefinder, sprott in close, roughhouse, warned by ref on break. AUDLEY EMPLOYS UPPERCUT INside, quite slow startm, nothing substantial at 1.30 gone, good right to body from audlety one min left, and again, then left sends sprott down, one to body one to neck. Audley still cagey tho does not jump on him, now onto the ropes sprott but sprott comes righty back, 10-8 Audley
Round 2: sprott first to jab, no real authority from weither jab at this stage, Sprott nneds to get in to work, harrison ties him up, bit more snap to audley jab now 1.30 mark
good right hook to body from audley, sprott good to head, another right to body from audley, no big combos, but now sprott with left right combo, good jab from sprott (sprott orthodox) 10-9 sprott
good right hook to body from audley, sprott good to head, another right to body from audley, no big combos, but now sprott with left right combo, good jab from sprott (sprott orthodox) 10-9 sprott