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Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:06
by jameswilson
People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:07
by Dioufy
As someone said; classic British referring. Give me Steve Smoger any day.
gutted!!!
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:07
by citybluechris
lay em out just ko'ed will ferrel!!!!
Hoffman is a spit of will ferrel fairplay!!
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:08
by Old bones Ian
yes i can't remember anyone wobbling or flooring Hoffman early on before, the German is no world beater but he's always had a good chin.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:09
by Dioufy
Why do black people love the word "ENCH" but with a differing word at the front. That's hench, dench, and lench.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:10
by Old bones Ian
jameswilson wrote:People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
Its all about levels, put Audley in with world class and he gets hit 2 times and Ko'd 2 times. But matched at this level and he looks good
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:13
by loaded_gloves
Old bones Ian wrote:
Its all about levels, put Audley in with world class and he gets hit 2 times and Ko'd 2 times. But matched at this level and he looks good
Really? David Haye hit Audley with about 15 or 20 shots, if not more. It took Haye one shot to level the durable Chisora.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:14
by Old bones Ian
Hamilton in control so far in the other bill, he's like a Uk version of Cornelius Bundrage
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:15
by citybluechris
Old bones Ian wrote:Hamilton in control so far in the other bill, he's like a Uk version of Cornelius Bundrage
bundrage will lose to smith later
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:16
by Adamj1987
Old bones Ian wrote:jameswilson wrote:People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
Its all about levels, put Audley in with world class and he gets hit 2 times and Ko'd 2 times. But matched at this level and he looks good
i think he found his level at euro i always see him as beating people of his generation that were euro champs, vidoz, sosnowski, samiel sam though i think he would of be intimidated by dimitrenko
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:16
by Old bones Ian
citybluechris wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:Hamilton in control so far in the other bill, he's like a Uk version of Cornelius Bundrage
bundrage will lose to smith later
He should on paper, but Bundrage is in his home town and that can make a difference.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:16
by Adamj1987
citybluechris wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:Hamilton in control so far in the other bill, he's like a Uk version of Cornelius Bundrage
bundrage will lose to smith later
yes i think brundage is the weakest champ in any divison at the moment and i dont think ishe will be too much higher up the list a few years ago maybe but not now
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:19
by flatnoseflynn
loaded_gloves wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:
Its all about levels, put Audley in with world class and he gets hit 2 times and Ko'd 2 times. But matched at this level and he looks good
Really? David Haye hit Audley with about 15 or 20 shots, if not more. It took Haye one shot to level the durable Chisora.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:20
by citybluechris
Adamj1987 wrote:citybluechris wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:Hamilton in control so far in the other bill, he's like a Uk version of Cornelius Bundrage
bundrage will lose to smith later
yes i think brundage is the weakest champ in any divison at the moment and i dont think ishe will be too much higher up the list a few years ago maybe but not now
ishe very underatted, should of had the decision against gurrero and arguably Jacobs, I believe mayweather got him this chance anyway since hes part of money team now
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:21
by loaded_gloves
How on earth is Terry O'Connor going to know when to stop the fight without a British boxer involved for him to favour?
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:22
by Kilburn
Haven't seen too much of Bundrage lately but my impression has been that he is still a fearsome unit, and too good for the likes of Ishe Smith. I'll save that fight until I get home.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:22
by Old bones Ian
loaded_gloves wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:
Its all about levels, put Audley in with world class and he gets hit 2 times and Ko'd 2 times. But matched at this level and he looks good
Really? David Haye hit Audley with about 15 or 20 shots, if not more. It took Haye one shot to level the durable Chisora.
I must of missed those other 14 punches Haye landed
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:23
by lillywhite14
jameswilson wrote:People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
They would effing smash Kimbo and SBW in to next week.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:23
by keithmoonhangover
loaded_gloves wrote:How on earth is Terry O'Connor going to know when to stop the fight without a British boxer involved for him to favour?
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:24
by Bennyblanco
Im flicking between prizerfighter and allegedly, whats with darren hamiltons legs, they look really thin and not in propotion to his body
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:25
by citybluechris
what time would price ring walk be? I have to stream that fight
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:25
by SamWise72
Hamilton's hands are horribly slow. That said, he's putting together a solid performance.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:26
by keithmoonhangover
lillywhite14 wrote:jameswilson wrote:People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
They would effing smash Kimbo and SBW in to next week.
SBW beats Rogan easy.
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:26
by Old bones Ian
bit of an odd atmosphere so far tonight in Liverpool, seems alot of fans are just there for the main event
Re: Tonight's Boxing
Posted: 23 Feb 2013, 17:26
by jameswilson
lillywhite14 wrote:jameswilson wrote:People that moan about this Prizefighter need to cop a hold. No these guys aren't top 20 heavyweights but Audley, Lewison and Rogan would, I think, beat Kimbo and Sonny Bill Williams with ease. They aren't complete no hopers.
They would effing smash Kimbo and SBW in to next week.
That's what I said.
Travis Walker certainly doesn't look like the favourite here. I have him needing to win the last round to take it.