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Based on the results should this be seeded so potentially Dunstan & Francis meet in the final? or do people prefer a random draw?

My T Sharp wrote:Based on the results should this be seeded so potentially Dunstan & Francis meet in the final? or do people prefer a random draw?

Random!

Much more fun!

I am a little surprised no one has gone for Corbett, he has the style to do well in this type of thing. Not my favourite, but I see 2 votes for Simpson and at least one for Steeds and Keeton, I would fancy Corbett over those.

scott or dunstan

Stu I couldnt agree more He is the Darkhorse to me also. Looks very fit and works with the Amatuers as does Terry

Krence for me.

why is francis competing at cruiser he looks aweful at cruiser and he was speaking of being a light heavy world champ not to long ago what happened to that. hes not going to win a world title now no chance (a big 4 one before anyone starts) and he'll lose his first fight in prizefighter

Franics way out in front?

Remember this is CRUISERWEIGHT PRIZEFIGHTER at 14st 4lbs.

I head Francis looked fat and slow against Vegas, anoyone know?

Francis performance against Vegas put me off him, but who knows if that was a one off, Francis is a quality operator abeit at lighter weights.
My pick of Dunstan is a stab in the dark though, despite gym reports being good at 38 and after years of inactivity can he still do it? Esp in a 3 round sprint.
This prizefighter seems very much a veterans event and it will be interesting to see who has the most left

Coco wrote:Francis performance against Vegas put me off him, but who knows if that was a one off, Francis is a quality operator abeit at lighter weights.
My pick of Dunstan is a stab in the dark though, despite gym reports being good at 38 and after years of inactivity can he still do it? Esp in a 3 round sprint.
This prizefighter seems very much a veterans event and it will be interesting to see who has the most left

He's 40 years old according to Boxrec!

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer :surprised:

Coco wrote:Francis performance against Vegas put me off him, but who knows if that was a one off, Francis is a quality operator abeit at lighter weights.
My pick of Dunstan is a stab in the dark though, despite gym reports being good at 38 and after years of inactivity can he still do it? Esp in a 3 round sprint.
This prizefighter seems very much a veterans event and it will be interesting to see who has the most left

I will have a look on youtube to see if there is any footage of Francis Vs Vegas..

Had a look the other day of Dunstan in the gym ( Sparring/video) and I must say that he moves as well as any 30 year old. Remember he was very quick with his hands and feet back in the day, he does not appear to have lost much..if anything!

Looking forward to this one

Dunstan gets my vote

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berealman wrote:i wouldnt rule out Buster Keaton

I definately wouldnt rule out Buster to gat a shock win or too.
But my votes gone to Krence (nothing to do with coming from same town and going to same gym :) ) Just think he should have always been a cruiser and his fitness levels should suit this type of tourney.

no way does francis win this. He has slowed so much he was losing against Oakey and he has become so one paced also he has to think before he throws the bad shoulder and really you havent got time to think in prize fighter