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Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 06 Feb 2017, 12:17
by afcpaul
TheGingerBomber wrote:
afcpaul wrote:I had Ryder winning easy but ITV had it close / draw. Did anyone else see it this way ? . I thought Ryder won every round.
I didn't score properly but just watching normal I could see Ryder clearly won the first 5 and then some. Woodhall's card having Etches up in the last round gave me palpitations.
To be honest I was in and out of the kitchen making toast for the first 3 rounds, therefore, I wasn't sure but I was surprised with woodhall's scorecard. That's why I put up this post !!.

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 06 Feb 2017, 19:08
by bodyactive
afcpaul wrote:
TheGingerBomber wrote:
afcpaul wrote:I had Ryder winning easy but ITV had it close / draw. Did anyone else see it this way ? . I thought Ryder won every round.
I didn't score properly but just watching normal I could see Ryder clearly won the first 5 and then some. Woodhall's card having Etches up in the last round gave me palpitations.
To be honest I was in and out of the kitchen making toast for the first 3 rounds, therefore, I wasn't sure but I was surprised with woodhall's scorecard. That's why I put up this post !!.
Ivquestion his reading of a fight.level going to last.he must have been making toast all way through the fight to come up with that score

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 10:01
by THEBUTCH
Good fight. Ryder needed that win and Etches is still a dangerous British title contender.

I couldn't believe what I was hearing from Richie Woodhall, I had Ryder winning by a mile.

John should try and bag the British title and maybe move on to the EBU belt. Very decent domecstic fighter, but he should have stopped Etches and there's seems to be something missing in terms of his ability beyond EBU level. Nothing wrong with that of course, but would be good to see him try and win a title that reflects his true level.

Well done to both lads for putting on a good show. :box:

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 07 Feb 2017, 11:15
by PredatorHayds
THEBUTCH wrote:Good fight. Ryder needed that win and Etches is still a dangerous British title contender.

I couldn't believe what I was hearing from Richie Woodhall, I had Ryder winning by a mile.

John should try and bag the British title and maybe move on to the EBU belt. Very decent domecstic fighter, but he should have stopped Etches and there's seems to be something missing in terms of his ability beyond EBU level. Nothing wrong with that of course, but would be good to see him try and win a title that reflects his true level.

Well done to both lads for putting on a good show. :box:
I really rate Ryder have done for ages. The problem he has is the inability to go through the gears.
He starts doing that I think he's capable of winning the European aswell. He has the skillset.

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 08 Feb 2017, 14:46
by afcpaul
bodyactive wrote:
afcpaul wrote:
TheGingerBomber wrote:
I didn't score properly but just watching normal I could see Ryder clearly won the first 5 and then some. Woodhall's card having Etches up in the last round gave me palpitations.
To be honest I was in and out of the kitchen making toast for the first 3 rounds, therefore, I wasn't sure but I was surprised with woodhall's scorecard. That's why I put up this post !!.
Ivquestion his reading of a fight.level going to last.he must have been making toast all way through the fight to come up with that score
That's exactly what I'm doing body active, questioning my reading of the fight. That's why I put a comment up. But I and other's had it clearly Ryder.

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 08 Feb 2017, 22:13
by bodyactive
afcpaul wrote:
bodyactive wrote:
afcpaul wrote: To be honest I was in and out of the kitchen making toast for the first 3 rounds, therefore, I wasn't sure but I was surprised with woodhall's scorecard. That's why I put up this post !!.
Ivquestion his reading of a fight.level going to last.he must have been making toast all way through the fight to come up with that score
That's exactly what I'm doing body active, questioning my reading of the fight. That's why I put a comment up. But I and other's had it clearly Ryder.
so did everyone else..good little fight thiough.

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 11:29
by afcpaul
bodyactive wrote:
afcpaul wrote:
bodyactive wrote:Ivquestion his reading of a fight.level going to last.he must have been making toast all way through the fight to come up with that score
That's exactly what I'm doing body active, questioning my reading of the fight. That's why I put a comment up. But I and other's had it clearly Ryder.
so did everyone else..good little fight thiough.
Ageed :TU:

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 12:46
by jonnyyorkshu
i think eches answered the question about his chin but ryder didnt answer the question if he has a nother gear to go to.
Love ryder and one of my fav domestic boxers but i just wish he would up the tempo when hes on the front foot as hes a beast, its like driving constenty in 3rd gear

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 15:35
by maley1984
Just seen Liam Cameron sent to.purse bids in a eliminator for English title against unbeaten big punching Lennox Clarke. Fancy it cannonball....
Clarke is local to me seen fight a few times but untested to date

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 15:49
by canonball1234
Cannot wait mate, he's not beat anyone on his record and knocked a couple of stiffs over

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 16:25
by maley1984
canonball1234 wrote:Cannot wait mate, he's not beat anyone on his record and knocked a couple of stiffs over

I saw his debut and a couple of other fights. Alot of hype locally but till he steps up u never no. Your a step up in level so hope it happens.

Re: Ryder v Etches

Posted: 09 Feb 2017, 16:35
by canonball1234
I dunno what will happend looking for a good fight :TU: