Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote:Selby saying he'll beat Swifty at whatever game he chooses.

Let's hope you fight then, Lee. Don't run.
aye, don't run, Lee. stand there and fight, you neevr know what might happen............ :wink:
:TU: :TU: You should know by now the scousers always stick together :wink:
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote:Selby saying he'll beat Swifty at whatever game he chooses.

Let's hope you fight then, Lee. Don't run.
aye, don't run, Lee. stand there and fight, you neevr know what might happen............ :wink:

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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote:Selby saying he'll beat Swifty at whatever game he chooses.

Let's hope you fight then, Lee. Don't run.
aye, don't run, Lee. stand there and fight, you neevr know what might happen............ :wink:
:TU: :TU: You should know by now the scousers always stick together :wink:

I know mate I've no problem, with it either, I am as one-eyed as anyone when it comes to Midlands fighters
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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allahsnackbar wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I missed this last night,has anyone got a link to the KO punch please :TU:
Reading this thread people should be praising Selby for what he done&not for what Swifty did wrong,sounds like Smith thought he could walk through him :shame:
Well thats one of Bombers predictions with his bubble burst,how long till Gavin&Price fall the same way?

bellew also predicted cox would go all the way.

bellew will predict that anyone from liverpool will win the fight so dont take his predictions too seriously

I agree my predictions have been off, I also agree that my heart rules my head but no one seen that coming from Selby! As for Frankie, he'll go as far as he wants to go and knowing him as well as I do I see that being the top, pricey is a top level athlete let alone a top heavyweight.. Ok Coxy has had a bad fight, doesn't make him a bad fighter, he'll come good the more he knows about his opponent IMO..

I don't just pick out Liverpool fighters at all, I like Barker, Murray and many other fighters, Scott Quigg is a massive talent who is going far, I also love watching John Simpson and predicted Ricky Burns would beat Martinez! Everyone forgot that prediction Eh! ;-)

Like I always say, it's all about opinions and were all entitled to one regardless, even if mine is way off sometimes.. Lol ;-)
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Bomber 1 wrote:
allahsnackbar wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I missed this last night,has anyone got a link to the KO punch please :TU:
Reading this thread people should be praising Selby for what he done&not for what Swifty did wrong,sounds like Smith thought he could walk through him :shame:
Well thats one of Bombers predictions with his bubble burst,how long till Gavin&Price fall the same way?

bellew also predicted cox would go all the way.

bellew will predict that anyone from liverpool will win the fight so dont take his predictions too seriously

I agree my predictions have been off, I also agree that my heart rules my head but no one seen that coming from Selby! As for Frankie, he'll go as far as he wants to go and knowing him as well as I do I see that being the top, pricey is a top level athlete let alone a top heavyweight.. Ok Coxy has had a bad fight, doesn't make him a bad fighter, he'll come good the more he knows about his opponent IMO..

I don't just pick out Liverpool fighters at all, I like Barker, Murray and many other fighters, Scott Quigg is a massive talent who is going far, I also love watching John Simpson and predicted Ricky Burns would beat Martinez! Everyone forgot that prediction Eh! ;-)

Like I always say, it's all about opinions and were all entitled to one regardless, even if mine is way off sometimes.. Lol ;-)
Good honest post as always Bomber :TU: Like ive said on another thread i really like the look of Price but i cant see him at the top of the tree even after the Klits have gone...
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Quite a few people who have seen Selb before Saturday said he could beat Swifty... To those who've seen him it wasn't a massive surprise and it just goes to show that you don't need to be with a big promoter and trainer to win titles. So a lot of credit goes to Chris and Jamie Sanigar, George and Dragon Promotions and of course Selby's trainer, Tony Borg and the guys at St Joes.

Even though the finish exceeded my imagination, I wasn't surprised because Selby is huge for a feather. His record might not have many ko's but he's had to be matched against lightweights and light-welterweights to get fights and he can't go for ko's because if he got them it would be even harder to get fights. It's no fluke that his 3 fights against other feather's have all been ko wins. If Saturday would have gone to points we know the risks.

I've said for a long time now that he can give any domestic feather a hard fight and the truth is that I don't think Saturday was near his limits. He can be a lot more elusive and that side will shock people in the future too. I'd love to see him in with experienced domestic guys like Martin Lindsay or John Simpson or have a Welsh derby against Ricky Owen or even Jamie Arthur if he would come back. It may be a tad too soon for Joe Murray or Ryan Walsh but they would be good fights too. :bag:
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Counter-puncher wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote: aye, don't run, Lee. stand there and fight, you neevr know what might happen............ :wink:
:TU: :TU: You should know by now the scousers always stick together :wink:

I know mate I've no problem, with it either, I am as one-eyed as anyone when it comes to Midlands fighters
Trust you to be the one who pulled me up on that. Tw@t. :OhYes:
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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jBacca wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote: :TU: :TU: You should know by now the scousers always stick together :wink:

I know mate I've no problem, with it either, I am as one-eyed as anyone when it comes to Midlands fighters
Trust you to be the one who pulled me up on that. Tw@t. :OhYes:
ah well, mate. least you have the weekend's footie to cheer you up.
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
I know mate I've no problem, with it either, I am as one-eyed as anyone when it comes to Midlands fighters
Trust you to be the one who pulled me up on that. Tw@t. :OhYes:
ah well, mate. least you have the weekend's footie to cheer you up.
Worst weekend of sport I've witnessed. Things just got worse and worse. First Swifty, then Liverpool, then the mancs. Never felt so much pain in a such a short period of time.
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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jBacca wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote: Trust you to be the one who pulled me up on that. Tw@t. :OhYes:
ah well, mate. least you have the weekend's footie to cheer you up.
Worst weekend of sport I've witnessed. Things just got worse and worse. First Swifty, then Liverpool, then the mancs. Never felt so much pain in a such a short period of time.
sorry, i can't relate to your suffering. a 3-0 loss at home to QPR is actually a really good result :roll:
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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jBacca wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
jBacca wrote: Trust you to be the one who pulled me up on that. Tw@t. :OhYes:
ah well, mate. least you have the weekend's footie to cheer you up.
Worst weekend of sport I've witnessed. Things just got worse and worse. First Swifty, then Liverpool, then the mancs. Never felt so much pain in a such a short period of time.



shite weekend mate wasnt it, 15th will be better
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Cardiff-Lad1 wrote:
diggler wrote:
jBacca wrote: Worst weekend of sport I've witnessed. Things just got worse and worse. First Swifty, then Liverpool, then the mancs. Never felt so much pain in a such a short period of time.



shite weekend mate wasnt it, 15th will be better
I didn't have you down as a Cleverly fan.... :OhYes: :TU:



and the newwwwwwww :OhYes:



i think cleverly wins but ill be there rooting bomber on
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Cardiff-Lad1 wrote:
diggler wrote:
jBacca wrote: Worst weekend of sport I've witnessed. Things just got worse and worse. First Swifty, then Liverpool, then the mancs. Never felt so much pain in a such a short period of time.



shite weekend mate wasnt it, 15th will be better
I didn't have you down as a Cleverly fan.... :OhYes: :TU:
:lol:


Thats funny!

No-one has mentioned that Selby also boxed out of character but he won! As for Selby being 'classless' on the point of knockdown - Smith was raising his arms at the end of every round to influence judges and an already partisan crowd. One more thing - Selby is going to be no walkover for Simpson like Nelson is chirping away on another forum - a fact! :TU:
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According to another forum, Selby vs Simpson is on for the 18th Nov
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I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Bomber 1 wrote:I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
x2
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Bomber 1 wrote:
allahsnackbar wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I missed this last night,has anyone got a link to the KO punch please :TU:
Reading this thread people should be praising Selby for what he done&not for what Swifty did wrong,sounds like Smith thought he could walk through him :shame:
Well thats one of Bombers predictions with his bubble burst,how long till Gavin&Price fall the same way?

bellew also predicted cox would go all the way.

bellew will predict that anyone from liverpool will win the fight so dont take his predictions too seriously
You got inside info on the Martinez fight Big T ha ha :box:


I agree my predictions have been off, I also agree that my heart rules my head but no one seen that coming from Selby! As for Frankie, he'll go as far as he wants to go and knowing him as well as I do I see that being the top, pricey is a top level athlete let alone a top heavyweight.. Ok Coxy has had a bad fight, doesn't make him a bad fighter, he'll come good the more he knows about his opponent IMO..

I don't just pick out Liverpool fighters at all, I like Barker, Murray and many other fighters, Scott Quigg is a massive talent who is going far, I also love watching John Simpson and predicted Ricky Burns would beat Martinez! Everyone forgot that prediction Eh! ;-)

Like I always say, it's all about opinions and were all entitled to one regardless, even if mine is way off sometimes.. Lol ;-)
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Bomber 1 wrote:
allahsnackbar wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I missed this last night,has anyone got a link to the KO punch please :TU:
Reading this thread people should be praising Selby for what he done&not for what Swifty did wrong,sounds like Smith thought he could walk through him :shame:
Well thats one of Bombers predictions with his bubble burst,how long till Gavin&Price fall the same way?

bellew also predicted cox would go all the way.

bellew will predict that anyone from liverpool will win the fight so dont take his predictions too seriously
You got inside info on the Martinez fight Big T ha ha :box:


I agree my predictions have been off, I also agree that my heart rules my head but no one seen that coming from Selby! As for Frankie, he'll go as far as he wants to go and knowing him as well as I do I see that being the top, pricey is a top level athlete let alone a top heavyweight.. Ok Coxy has had a bad fight, doesn't make him a bad fighter, he'll come good the more he knows about his opponent IMO..

I don't just pick out Liverpool fighters at all, I like Barker, Murray and many other fighters, Scott Quigg is a massive talent who is going far, I also love watching John Simpson and predicted Ricky Burns would beat Martinez! Everyone forgot that prediction Eh! ;-)

Like I always say, it's all about opinions and were all entitled to one regardless, even if mine is way off sometimes.. Lol ;-)
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Fat Git wrote:
Cardiff-Lad1 wrote:
diggler wrote:


shite weekend mate wasnt it, 15th will be better
I didn't have you down as a Cleverly fan.... :OhYes: :TU:
:lol:


Thats funny!

No-one has mentioned that Selby also boxed out of character but he won! As for Selby being 'classless' on the point of knockdown - Smith was raising his arms at the end of every round to influence judges and an already partisan crowd. One more thing - Selby is going to be no walkover for Simpson like Nelson is chirping away on another forum - a fact! :TU:
Nelaon never mentioned anything about any walkover arsehole! But what Nelson will tell you is Simpson will win his titles back.
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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pretty shocked with smiths performance.i wasnt shocked he got flattened because he was getting hit with telegraphed punches & it was only a matter of time even tho he wasnt getting rattled but getting hit far too cleanly & flush.

personally i think he has looked really poor since leaving the vaughns. his last simpson fight he was very average & in this fight he just bulled the lad around like a thrustrated boxer with no snap.i think there must be an issue with his training or weight despite paul looking really good & healthy at 12st...horses 4 courses i suppose.

well done selby he looked reem.
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Bomber 1 wrote:I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
Eh ? ..... I think that you said something similar on the TV commentary.

The lad has only had 11 fights and before Smith who had he beat ?

I admit this is the first I have seen of Selby, and he looked rangey and awkward but was just looking for a single big shot (and for some reason Smith allowed him to take pot shots all fight).

He is probably British class, but to say European never mind World class is premature to say the least.

At least he seems to have sensible management behind him. They basically said on TV that he was a young lad who needs a lot more experience. Hopefully we will see him in a few decent domestic fights before / if he moves up a level.
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bripez wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
Eh ? ..... I think that you said something similar on the TV commentary.

The lad has only had 11 fights and before Smith who had he beat ?

I admit this is the first I have seen of Selby, and he looked rangey and awkward but was just looking for a single big shot (and for some reason Smith allowed him to take post shots all fight).

He is probably British class, but to say European never mind World class is premature to say the least.

At least he seems to have sensible management behind him. They basically said on TV that he was a young lad who needs a lot more experience. Hopefully we will see him in a few decent domestic fights before / if he moves up a level.
Selby's win over James Ancliff was one that made a lot of people who know the local Boxing circuits take note, Ancliff is a hard man and before his fight with Selby took Joe Murray 12 rounds and Murray didnt look like stopping him. Selby stopped him in six rounds and we are seeing a lot of guys coming from small shows and really improving now.

The guy is a rough diamond which is what I think Tony is talking about, he's not world or European class at the moment, but the tools are there. His punching power is clearly much improved at featherweight, he's tricky, and to be fair his fitness looked good against Swifty, although the main question mark has to be how would he fair over a full 12 rounds.
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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Bomber 1 wrote:
allahsnackbar wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I missed this last night,has anyone got a link to the KO punch please :TU:
Reading this thread people should be praising Selby for what he done&not for what Swifty did wrong,sounds like Smith thought he could walk through him :shame:
Well thats one of Bombers predictions with his bubble burst,how long till Gavin&Price fall the same way?

bellew also predicted cox would go all the way.

bellew will predict that anyone from liverpool will win the fight so dont take his predictions too seriously

I agree my predictions have been off, I also agree that my heart rules my head but no one seen that coming from Selby! As for Frankie, he'll go as far as he wants to go and knowing him as well as I do I see that being the top, pricey is a top level athlete let alone a top heavyweight.. Ok Coxy has had a bad fight, doesn't make him a bad fighter, he'll come good the more he knows about his opponent IMO..

I don't just pick out Liverpool fighters at all, I like Barker, Murray and many other fighters, Scott Quigg is a massive talent who is going far, I also love watching John Simpson and predicted Ricky Burns would beat Martinez! Everyone forgot that prediction Eh! ;-)

Like I always say, it's all about opinions and were all entitled to one regardless, even if mine is way off sometimes.. Lol ;-)
Really
MightyWarrior wrote:
taffytoon wrote:I tipped Selby as one to watch, inthink he will win this by stoppage. That said he does get caught too often so as long as he tucks up and throws his bombs he wins.
Wow great call there.
:lol:
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Re: Stephen Smith v Lee Selby

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iwz678 wrote:
bripez wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
Eh ? ..... I think that you said something similar on the TV commentary.

The lad has only had 11 fights and before Smith who had he beat ?

I admit this is the first I have seen of Selby, and he looked rangey and awkward but was just looking for a single big shot (and for some reason Smith allowed him to take post shots all fight).

He is probably British class, but to say European never mind World class is premature to say the least.

At least he seems to have sensible management behind him. They basically said on TV that he was a young lad who needs a lot more experience. Hopefully we will see him in a few decent domestic fights before / if he moves up a level.
Selby's win over James Ancliff was one that made a lot of people who know the local Boxing circuits take note, Ancliff is a hard man and before his fight with Selby took Joe Murray 12 rounds and Murray didnt look like stopping him. Selby stopped him in six rounds and we are seeing a lot of guys coming from small shows and really improving now.

The guy is a rough diamond which is what I think Tony is talking about, he's not world or European class at the moment, but the tools are there. His punching power is clearly much improved at featherweight, he's tricky, and to be fair his fitness looked good against Swifty, although the main question mark has to be how would he fair over a full 12 rounds.
Ancliffs a hard guy but he's little more than a journeyman now. Selby has taken the step up and proven himself which is good to see, his next fight against Simpson should determine how good he could be i think.
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iwz678 wrote:
bripez wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:I'll say this now, that Selby is a match for anyone in Europe, his style could see him do well on the world scene too! He can bang and moves well while also being quite awkward in my opinion! Good luck to the kid...
Eh ? ..... I think that you said something similar on the TV commentary.

The lad has only had 11 fights and before Smith who had he beat ?

I admit this is the first I have seen of Selby, and he looked rangey and awkward but was just looking for a single big shot (and for some reason Smith allowed him to take post shots all fight).

He is probably British class, but to say European never mind World class is premature to say the least.

At least he seems to have sensible management behind him. They basically said on TV that he was a young lad who needs a lot more experience. Hopefully we will see him in a few decent domestic fights before / if he moves up a level.
Selby's win over James Ancliff was one that made a lot of people who know the local Boxing circuits take note, Ancliff is a hard man and before his fight with Selby took Joe Murray 12 rounds and Murray didnt look like stopping him. Selby stopped him in six rounds and we are seeing a lot of guys coming from small shows and really improving now.

The guy is a rough diamond which is what I think Tony is talking about, he's not world or European class at the moment, but the tools are there. His punching power is clearly much improved at featherweight, he's tricky, and to be fair his fitness looked good against Swifty, although the main question mark has to be how would he fair over a full 12 rounds.

Very sensible post, Your spot on, these guys are coming in under the radar and no one is seeing them coming, They fight at higher weights to get matched and then fight at there proper weights when it comes to titles and this is what is misleading to the fighters... They see very few stoppages and poor opponents all be it at higher weights and just think he's not much, I do not pay much attention to records anymore cos tehy dont tell you the truth imo, I think you need to sit down and really study opponents rather than look at there record! I think Selby will go far and I also believe Stephen will learn from his mistakes.. I hope both go on to bigger things as both look better than domestic level imo.. :TU:
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