Re: Burns vs Crawford RBR
Posted: 01 Mar 2014, 18:26
I never like it when they play the anthems, it looks ridiculous.columbo wrote:Never like it when we boo the national anthem. Looks classless.
I never like it when they play the anthems, it looks ridiculous.columbo wrote:Never like it when we boo the national anthem. Looks classless.
I agree. It does kind of get you pumped though lolSNG wrote:I never like it when they play the anthems, it looks ridiculous.columbo wrote:Never like it when we boo the national anthem. Looks classless.
Makes me cringecolumbo wrote:Never like it when we boo the national anthem. Looks classless.
Especially when the crowd and the pipers aren't in sync.SNG wrote:I never like it when they play the anthems, it looks ridiculous.columbo wrote:Never like it when we boo the national anthem. Looks classless.
He said earlier the worst time for nerves is just before the bellcolumbo wrote:Burns looks very nervous to me.
I'd be shatting myself with that support behind me.columbo wrote:Burns looks very nervous to me.
Yeah, a couple of times.Neil Gee wrote:Has anybody seen Crawford fight before?
columbo wrote:Had a pizza from Dominoes about an hour ago and my arse feels like it's about to go... talk about timing.
I've seen him 2 or 3 times. He's one of the those very skilled, slick, hard to hit Boxers, and a solid counter puncher. I've actually never seen Burns fight. I'm the opposite of you I figure.Neil Gee wrote:Has anybody seen Crawford fight before?
Neil Gee wrote:Has anybody seen Crawford fight before?
Datsue wrote:I have just watched Crawford vs Sanabria.
The Mexican was tall & rangy & appeared heavy-handed; he surprised Crawford with some straight shots & a couple of authoritative jabs, the occasional left hook as they came out of exchanges. Crawford used a quite savage long/mid-range body attack to weaken Sanabria, then took him out with a brutal lead left hook thrown off a feinted jab (i.e. he showed the Mexican a jab then pulled it around into a hook) at the start of the sixth, same sort of punch Jhonny Gonzalez flattened Abner Mares with. One punch job;though Sanabria got up, he was gone.
Crawford reminds me hugely of a certain Jose A. Gonzalez. Not as slick defensively but punches in the same stance, from the same angles.
This is going to be veeeeeeeeeery interesting.