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Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:42
by gilgamesh
jameswilson wrote:gilgamesh wrote:Autobarn wrote:buckland-rees 2 will surely cheer some of you up. great matchup for the sake of it.
When I first started streaming cards in the UK not too long ago. Buckland vs Rees was one of the ones that definitely jumped out at me as a wonderful fight.
I think the first British telecast I tapped into was Froch vs Groves 1.
I'm glad I've started following the UK Boxing scene closer. I was missing out on some real quality sh*t over here in the States.
Where in the states do you live? Are you British?
Louisiana. No I'm not British.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:43
by gilgamesh
Rees looked sharp in that 1st round
10-9 Rees
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:45
by lefty
It's all kicking off again

Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:45
by jameswilson
gilgamesh wrote:
Louisiana. No I'm not British.
Have to say after seeing 12 years a slave which was mostly set in Louisiana I really want to visit there. Looks like an absolutely beautiful state in terms of natural beauty.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:46
by gilgamesh
columbo wrote:It's all kicking off again

Yep, it's another real damn good fight here.
2-0 Rees
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:46
by Horse
19-19 Buckland
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:47
by jameswilson
Horse wrote:19-19 Buckland
So Bucklands winning by a score of 19-19?
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:47
by gilgamesh
jameswilson wrote:gilgamesh wrote:
Louisiana. No I'm not British.
Have to say after seeing 12 years a slave which was mostly set in Louisiana I really want to visit there. Looks like an absolutely beautiful state in terms of natural beauty.
In some areas it is. Not necessarily the part I live in, but I've seen some beautiful parts of the world around here.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:48
by lefty
jameswilson wrote:gilgamesh wrote:
Louisiana. No I'm not British.
Have to say after seeing 12 years a slave which was mostly set in Louisiana I really want to visit there. Looks like an absolutely beautiful state in terms of natural beauty.
Haha dunno if Gil would completely agree
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:48
by lefty
gilgamesh wrote:jameswilson wrote:gilgamesh wrote:
Louisiana. No I'm not British.
Have to say after seeing 12 years a slave which was mostly set in Louisiana I really want to visit there. Looks like an absolutely beautiful state in terms of natural beauty.
In some areas it is. Not necessarily the part I live in, but I've seen some beautiful parts of the world around here.
I think we forgot over here how damn big your country is.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:49
by lefty
Rees trying to 'box' more tonight.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:51
by gilgamesh
Close 3rd round, but Rees' shots just seem to have more behind them. When I see these punches I think "I'd rather get hit by Buckland than Rees"
29-28 because it feels like that kinda fight, but the 2nd and 3rd rounds were close.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:54
by gilgamesh
38-38 after 4
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:54
by lefty
Does Piper still work for sky anymore or is he completely gone?
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:54
by Horse
38-39 Buckland
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:56
by Boxing Prospect
Halling is horrible as a commentator, well done to Watt for saying something that makes sense in round 5.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:57
by gilgamesh
Boxing Prospect wrote:gilgamesh wrote:Autobarn wrote:buckland-rees 2 will surely cheer some of you up. great matchup for the sake of it.
When I first started streaming cards in the UK not too long ago. Buckland vs Rees was one of the ones that definitely jumped out at me as a wonderful fight.
I think the first British telecast I tapped into was Froch vs Groves 1.
I'm glad I've started following the UK Boxing scene closer. I was missing out on some real quality sh*t over here in the States.
It's amazing how much great stuff fans ignore because they, for whatever reason, they just don't bother making an effort to follow stuff from other countries...
For me most of these years it was simply because I didn't have access to it. I've only recently got high speed internet, and they don't show most of these British fights on American Television so I've never got to follow it before the way I'd like too.
I'm still not able to follow Japanese Boxing all that often either even though I'd like too, mainly because I don't know when it's on.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:58
by Horse
48-48 Even
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:58
by Boxing Prospect
Japanese stuff is on around mid day in the UK, Thai stuff is 8am UK...so they'll be very early your time sadly.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 15:59
by gilgamesh
Boxing Prospect wrote:Japanese stuff is on around mid day in the UK, Thai stuff is 8am UK...so they'll be very early your time sadly.
I got time on my hands

Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 16:00
by Boxing Prospect
Gil if you let me know which of the fights you'd be interested in from the East I'll try and help you to watch them ;)
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 16:01
by gilgamesh
Boxing Prospect wrote:Gil if you let me know which of the fights you'd be interested in from the East I'll try and help you to watch them ;)

We'll stay in touch man. Any big fights in Japan really.
My knowledge on Japanese Boxing is sadly lacking. I'd like to rectify that as I know a lot of the very best Lower Weight class fighters in the World fight over there.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 16:02
by jameswilson
Horse wrote:48-48 Even
I'v got it 48-48 to Buckland.
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 16:02
by Horse
58-58 Even
Re: Cardiff RBR
Posted: 17 May 2014, 16:04
by Boxing Prospect
Rewarding Bukland for "effort"...gah
RE next big Japanese fight it Murata Vs Nerio on Fuji TV, 11PM Tokyo time (3PM UK). It's delay but always worth watching Ryota Murata.