Round-By-Round - Anthony Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko - April 29th 2017

WHO WINS? Joshua vs. Klitschko...

Poll ended at 29 Apr 2017, 17:11

Anthony Joshua
23
42%
Wladimir Klitschko
32
58%
 
Total votes: 55

lefty
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Post by lefty »

davie wrote:Froch keeps banging on about these guys not having concussive ko power.

If Quigg can stop this guy, he has a better than 75% stoppage record
I think thats deceptive though. Campbell has a high KO ratio aswell and he's not a monstrous puncher.
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11th round and Froch reckons this has distance written all over it
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Counter-puncher wrote:
IT wrote:Love how Smith felt the need to say he didnt sleep well last night.

Too much testosterone and inner rage pumping through those veins, no doubt.
All that wild boar he probably eats raw will do that to you
:lol:
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what a brutal fight .
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Quigg edges 11th. Simion needs a ko for me.
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handsofstone wrote:11th round and Froch reckons this has distance written all over it
:lol: :lol:
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Quigg taking way too many shots here.
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handsofstone wrote:11th round and Froch reckons this has distance written all over it
he's hedging his bets
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Quigg only had about 10 brain cells before this fight- he must be in the red now.

Real CTE inducing fight.
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Tanzio wrote:Quigg taking way too many shots here.
Against a puncher it would have been game over , but maybe he wouldn't have been so gungho
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IT wrote:Quigg only had about 10 brain cells before this fight- he must be in the red now.

Real CTE inducing fight.
I'm suprised he's not more marked up .
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IT wrote:Smith must really struggle to contain his inner beast when these kind of matchups occur.

Surprised he's not offered Froch out for a dust up on the Cobbles.
I think Smith is conflicted over Froch. On the one hand he respects his career and toughness, on the other hand the fierce competitor and warrior spirit in Smith yearns to prove himself the better fighting man and to force Froch to give best to him, an alpha like Smith simply cannot abide even the implication that another man is his equal

Ultimately though I think he suspects that whether Ina straight or dirty go, a fight between he and Froch would mean neither man would ever be the same again, Smith doesn't want that to be his legacy like Holmes had with Ali, so he cuts Froch some slack.
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I give Simion a share of the last so it's Quigg's decision by 3 rounds for me.
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This fight is making me think of Gutnecht. Fun fight to watch but slightly uncomfortable to watch, to be honest.
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Adam Smith is doing my fornicating head in :brick:
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Who's next up? Is it the main event?
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Counter-puncher wrote:
IT wrote:Smith must really struggle to contain his inner beast when these kind of matchups occur.

Surprised he's not offered Froch out for a dust up on the Cobbles.
I think Smith is conflicted over Froch. On the one hand he respects his career and toughness, on the other hand the fierce competitor and warrior spirit in Smith yearns to prove himself the better fighting man and to force Froch to give best to him, an alpha like Smith simply cannot abide even the implication that another man is his equal

Ultimately though I think he suspects that whether Ina straight or dirty go, a fight between he and Froch would mean neither man would ever be the same again, Smith doesn't want that to be his legacy like Holmes had with Ali, so he cuts Froch some slack.
Legit just laughed out loud there lol.
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IT wrote:This fight is making me think of Gutnecht. Fun fight to watch but slightly uncomfortable to watch, to be honest.
See what your saying but he was in it all the way throwing back never seemed to be really hurt. Really good fight
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2 rounds in it on one card , not very impressive from Quigg
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Finn wrote:Who's next up? Is it the main event?
I thought it was 10. Probably got some sleep inducing filler to sit through.
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IT wrote:Yeah this doesnt look close to 90k for me so far.
Froch was on Soccer AM today and actually mentioned his 80,000 spectators - I reckon he will be going round later doing a headcount with one of them clickometer things!
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smiling assassin wrote:
IT wrote:This fight is making me think of Gutnecht. Fun fight to watch but slightly uncomfortable to watch, to be honest.
See what your saying but he was in it all the way throwing back never seemed to be really hurt. Really good fight
A lot of head trauma though. Im sure he's fine anyway.
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bripez wrote:
IT wrote:Yeah this doesnt look close to 90k for me so far.
Froch was on Soccer AM today and actually mentioned his 80,000 spectators - I reckon he will be going round later doing a headcount with one of them clickometer things!
:lol: :lol: :clap:
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IT wrote:
Finn wrote:Who's next up? Is it the main event?
I thought it was 10. Probably got some sleep inducing filler to sit through.
Don't forget " sweet caroline" fifteen times . :stop:
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Re: Round-By-Round - Anthony Joshua vs. Wladimir Klitschko - April 29th 2017

Post by handsofstone »

Good fight that I enjoyed it, Quigg made it hard for himself though, he obviously thought he could just steamroll Simion but it was Simion who was winning the wars for the 1st few rounds and he was hitting Quigg clean constantly tonight, Quigg started to land clean himself as the fight went on and Simion looked ragged at times, he takes a helluva shot, Christ knows what was keeping him up at times, there were a few times he hurt Simion and it looked like he might get him out of there but Simion finished well I thought and had success late on

No real skills on show from Quigg I know he's no Pernell Whitaker but he was basic as hell in there especially early on, he's gonna need to change tactics immensely against Selby or he'll be chasing shadows and getting tied in knots
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