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Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:32
by Boxing Prospect
Macklin get away with a couple of low ones there?

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:41
by Neil Gee
Boxing Prospect wrote:Macklin get away with a couple of low ones there?
At least one in that round. Welborn daren't throw to the body anymore coz he's on 2 warnings.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:44
by Boxing Prospect
...sky really have this a shut out?.....Really?

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:45
by Rexob
Paul Smiths score card WTF! :o

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:45
by palooka
Macklin is trying to get Jason thrown out

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:46
by jw9170
awful from paul smith

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:46
by Boxing Prospect
palooka wrote:Macklin is trying to get Jason thrown out
Yeah thought that myself, he really is over egging things

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:46
by digzee
There's so much to dislike about Paul Smith....

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:48
by digzee
Boxing Prospect wrote:
palooka wrote:Macklin is trying to get Jason thrown out
Yeah thought that myself, he really is over egging things
Definitely, as soon as he steps up he's getting knocked out whatever the weight division.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:48
by ShadrachSimmo
Hopefully it's a draw.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:48
by Boxing Prospect
Who has ever been successful dropping down a weight...hmm Sun Kil Moon is surely the best answer there Alex...

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:49
by skanksta
shocking bill, but great fights so far..

Macklin vs Liam Smith anyone ? :box:

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:49
by skanksta
Anthony Mundine did ok.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:50
by Boxing Prospect
Paul Smith, shut up you foolish pillock

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:52
by handsofstone
What a brutal fight and an even more brutal scorecard from Smigga

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:53
by Neil Gee
MM's decision; but to be in a war like that against a guy who has lost 2 British title attempts must show he's not going anywhere now. I'd love to see a rematch but don't think Macklin will want it.

Never saw that going the distance but round 9 & 10 were classic. Great fight.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:54
by ShadrachSimmo
Boxing Prospect wrote:Who has ever been successful dropping down a weight...hmm Sun Kil Moon is surely the best answer there Alex...
Toney Bellew ? :lol:

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:55
by TheCobra
Macklin vs Welborn - That is one of the most biased commentaries I have ever heard on any fight. Smith was clearly scoring for his mate Macklin and that other commentator Halling is woeful, I've said what i think about Halling many a time but that has just really annoyed me. I had to come on here and say my piece.

I actually had Welborn winning that fight by 1 round, which with the point deduction would make it a draw. They totally ignored Welborn's shots, apparently they were ALL hitting gloves!! Smith you wanker, I'm glad that prat doesn't come on this forum any more as he wouldn't like what he's reading here.

Macklin to me looks shot to shit, Welborn wobbled him badly a couple of times and that second body shot wasn't even low, it was on the protector which Macklin was wearing high anyway!! The time that macklin took showed that he was really hurt to the body and to be honest I think it's time for him to pack it in. Timing off again, looks sluggish and basically that was an epic sturggle against someone he would have previously got out of there.

But apparently to paul Smith it's more or less a whitewash scorecard. Can't believe what I've just seen!!

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 16:59
by TheCobra
Oh yeh and did you here SMith trying to compare it to a Mayweather fight at the end? Massive LOL. The guy's so blinded by his biasedness to his mates, they shouldn't let him near commentating fights where his pals are boxing.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:02
by ShadrachSimmo
TheCobra wrote:Macklin vs Welborn - That is one of the most biased commentaries I have ever heard on any fight. Smith was clearly scoring for his mate Macklin and that other commentator Halling is woeful, I've said what i think about Halling many a time but that has just really annoyed me. I had to come on here and say my piece.

I actually had Welborn winning that fight by 1 round, which with the point deduction would make it a draw. They totally ignored Welborn's shots, apparently they were ALL hitting gloves!! Smith you wanker, I'm glad that prat doesn't come on this forum any more as he wouldn't like what he's reading here.

Macklin to me looks shot to poo, Welborn wobbled him badly a couple of times and that second body shot wasn't even low, it was on the protector which Macklin was wearing high anyway!! The time that macklin took showed that he was really hurt to the body and to be honest I think it's time for him to pack it in. Timing off again, looks sluggish and basically that was an epic sturggle against someone he would have previously got out of there.

But apparently to paul Smith it's more or less a whitewash scorecard. Can't believe what I've just seen!!
Completely agree the 2nd low blow was borderline. Macklin was really playing up to that one.

Usual crap from Halling he'd have you believe it was Miguel Cotto in there against Welborn tonight. Sad to see it but Macklins finished. His comments about trying things that didn't work don't cut it. He should retire on this win. Welborn has lost nothing in defeat and can compete at domestic level from here.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:02
by digzee
Yep I think were all in agreement Smith is a biased twat.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:04
by Neil Gee
digzee wrote:Yep I think were all in agreement Smith is a biased twat.
:OhYes: :TU:

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:06
by maley1984
Shambles wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
wesshaw1985 wrote:Looking forward to Macklin vs. Wellborn. Chance of a Rocky story.
I would rather they give a lower ranked uk fighters a shot rather than a knock over eastern european bums.
WAR Wellborn...


Spot on mate was with his trainer last week they quietly confident. J is in great shape and had a real good camp. Fingers crossed he can pull off a shock. #teamcooper #teamwelborn.
Would it be that much of a shock at this stage of Macklin's career? I don't think it would be

Yeah cause of level welborn has won at. Wen he stepped up to british level his been stopped twice.

Grest effort by welborn sky commentary was a disgrace and second low blow was on the belt macklin was hurt and used his brain.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:07
by Neil Gee
Another one that should be a walkover on paper, tho it's not worked out like that on tonight's bill. Get the feeling this one will go to form. Hope I'm wrong and we get another great scrap.

Re: Eggington/Evans and Yafai/Cunningham

Posted: 17 Oct 2015, 17:07
by Tangerine
is this for the commonwealth title aswell then?

^ignore that he coming down from bantam isn't he