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Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 07:27
by BitPlayer
ZOMG that face.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 08:45
by Andrew
samwbr wrote:The Cox myth ended conclusively.
This.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 08:52
by boxingknockout
Naandrew wrote:samwbr wrote:The Cox myth ended conclusively.
This.
Was there ever a myth? Anyway, he’s still undefeated against women.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 08:54
by Andrew
boxingknockout wrote:Naandrew wrote:samwbr wrote:The Cox myth ended conclusively.
This.
Was there ever a myth? Anyway, he’s still undefeated against women.
Just a fair few posters saying he was a murderous puncher he would smash X,Y,Z when he looks average against an English level middleweight and went he distance against a light middleweight who lost to Jimmy Kelly.
Hearn was talking about Cox having huge power, but that's just what Hearn says.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 08:58
by Counter-puncher
Cox was technically awful, squared up throwing shots, never threw the back hand straight, head up no head
movement, walked straight in.... to be fair to his corner at least they tried telling him not to do the above but heirher won't or can't listen.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 09:00
by chinarich
I caught up with this on YouTube, Cox looked levels below Groves as expected, I think he struggles to win a Lonsdale belt at SMW let alone being fringe world class. He was never in the fight in my opinion...
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 09:09
by boxingknockout
Naandrew wrote:boxingknockout wrote:Naandrew wrote:
This.
Was there ever a myth? Anyway, he’s still undefeated against women.
Just a fair few posters saying he was a murderous puncher he would smash X,Y,Z when he looks average against an English level middleweight and went he distance against a light middleweight who lost to Jimmy Kelly.
Hearn was talking about Cox having huge power, but that's just what Hearn says.
Was Cox yet another so called ‘white Nigel Benn’ according to Hearn?

Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 10:06
by Dan Dares
Where I was sitting, nobody saw the punch. Everyone was watching the crowd trouble kick off, the plums.
Other than that, which seems to be inevitable at larger cards, Sauerland put on a fking good show last night. Chuffed for John Ryder, he's put himself back in a good position with that win.
Cox didn't land very much on Groves at all, and you could see from round one that he was wide open to counters i.e. a matter of time before he got knocked out. It's a cheesy old saying, but it's entirely appropriate here - levels.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 12:53
by Tanzio
Cox was game but obviously out of his depth. Groves got serious about busting him up after Cox landed a couple of good shots early in round 3. Groves just manhandled him from there and heavily invested in the body from around mid 3 on, really digging hard.
I think that Eubank Jr has a legit shot at defeating Groves.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 12:57
by jamamb
no homo but cox may be the most handsome guy boxng . maybe couldve been model if he wasnt so aggressve wth women. 'why are you staring at me you btch!!' 'no jamie! we just wanted eye contact for the shoot!'
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 13:04
by littlepug
Eubank jnr is betting favourite over Groves in the opening betting prices, wasn't expecting that
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 13:12
by jamesmcdonnell
littlepug wrote:Eubank jnr is betting favourite over Groves in the opening betting prices, wasn't expecting that
Not surprising. It's the name effect.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 13:24
by liamlion
I thought Cox gave it a really good go and I don't think Groves looks at all comfortable under pressure. Cox did catch Groves with some decent punches, Groves face had the marks to prove it. I fancy Eubank to beat Groves but Eubank is still largely untested.
Shame Cox can't make middleweight because he looks too small for 12 stone. But he was vicious last night and game, though maybe too keen and reckless but then again he was never going to out jab Groves. I would fancy Cox to wipe out Rocky Fielding. Would love to see that fight next.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 13:27
by Horse
Cox was rubbish.
He was beaten easily.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 14:18
by jamamb
Horse wrote:Cox was rubbish.
He was beaten easily.
yup, easy and quick work. same round and punch as david brophy.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 14:20
by jamamb
liamlion wrote:I thought Cox gave it a really good go and I don't think Groves looks at all comfortable under pressure. Cox did catch Groves with some decent punches, Groves face had the marks to prove it. I fancy Eubank to beat Groves but Eubank is still largely untested.
Shame Cox can't make middleweight because he looks too small for 12 stone. But he was vicious last night and game, though maybe too keen and reckless but then again he was never going to out jab Groves. I would fancy Cox to wipe out Rocky Fielding. Would love to see that fight next.
ya mate, with all those great stoppages cox has against solid fighters youd expect him to wipe out fielding.
oh wait, he couldnt even come close to stopping or even dropping an english level middleweight two fights ago. and he lasted a grand 3.5 rounds when he finally boxed someone good. and hes won a huge 13 of his 25 fights by stoppage, mostly over the ferenc alberts of the world.
i guess the cult of cox continues
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 14:28
by Horse
jamamb wrote:ya mate, with all those great stoppages cox has against solid fighters youd expect him to wipe out fielding.
oh wait, he couldnt even come close to stopping or even dropping an english level middleweight two fights ago. and he lasted a grand 3.5 rounds when he finally boxed someone good. and hes won a huge 13 of his 25 fights by stoppage, mostly over the ferenc alberts of the world.
i guess the cult of cox continues
It's the same with David Price and David Haye.
Evidence doesn't matter.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 14:56
by Sklar
Proper c*nts trick of them grabbing that still as bait. Know why they do it for hits but they are making a monkey of Kalle Imo.
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 15:37
by Jackson328
Horse wrote:Cox was rubbish.
He was beaten easily.
Love the Horse and his straight talking! Why pontificate when you can just say this?

Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 16:13
by horndawg80
Which was the fight between in the crowd? I was there but on ground level
Re: Round-By-Round - George Groves (c) vs. Jamie Cox - October 14th 2017
Posted: 15 Oct 2017, 18:24
by Cyclops
jamamb wrote:no homo but cox may be the most handsome guy boxng . maybe couldve been model if he wasnt so aggressve wth women. 'why are you staring at me you btch!!' 'no jamie! we just wanted eye contact for the shoot!'
He reminds me of some of the blokes I knew growing up that were "good looking" and got "good looking" girls: thick and violent.
He's a nasty piece of work. There's some kind of poetic justice in his one sided beat down by a boxer that was nicknamed early on as 'ugly kid'.