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Re: McDermott out of price fight?!?!?
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 09:08
by funso banjo baby
Horse wrote:funso banjo baby wrote:not too bothered or surprised.
Rogan should be ready ...bit too much of a step up at this stage tho
Is Rogan much better than McDermott?
ask Matt Skelton
Re: McDermott out of price fight?!?!?
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 14:50
by Horse
funso banjo baby wrote:Horse wrote:Is Rogan much better than McDermott?
ask Matt Skelton
McDermott is better now than he was when he faced Skelton and I don't think Rogan is as good as he was when he beat Skelton.
I don't think either of them would be a significant favourite if they fought.
Re: McDermott out of price fight?!?!?
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 14:58
by rhino222
Londonirish wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:Londonirish wrote:
Spoke to him a couple of days ago and he was'nt feeling the best....
Think if Price was to fight Preze then he would'nt get a better chance then on Sat. Preze would of had a break after Prizefighter and would'nt be in the condition he would if he had 8-12 weeks notice.. Price must be in excellent condition heaight wise there cant be much between John and Preze but much more Powerful, i still would'nt take it tho unless it was for a Title..

Stop mocking John's size.
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The commentators for the Fury rematch said that McDermott had 'left it in the gym' due to 'over training'.

He does train Very hard, must lose 6lb odd during a session but then he just eats crap... With the training John does he should look amazing....
6lb per session or per season?...
Re: McDermott out of price fight?!?!?
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 15:01
by rhino222
Well done frank getting Dallas in there, and a big thank you from all boxing fans for setting a fantastic example, if we want 'our' sport to prosper we have to make it appealing.
Re: McDermott out of price fight?!?!?
Posted: 08 Jun 2011, 15:15
by keithmoonhangover
rhino222 wrote:Well done frank getting Dallas in there, and a big thank you from all boxing fans for setting a fantastic example, if we want 'our' sport to prosper we have to make it appealing.
