Ricky Burns Round by Round

Neil Gee
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Better sixth for Limond, though I gave it to Nurse, who I have 2 up now, but W's not ready to go yet.
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Re: Ricky Burns Round by Round

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7th close but give it to Nurse. Brilliant gutsy effort from Limond to keep going forward like this.
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Willie was getting a pounding; Nurse was coasting. The only thing is that WL obviously wanted to continue, though it was obviously only to get worse for him, but I tend to think that if a fighter is willing and still trying then you should let him carry on.
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Re: Ricky Burns Round by Round

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Willie was getting a pounding; Nurse was coasting. The only thing is that WL obviously wanted to continue, though it was only to get worse for him, but I tend to think that if a fighter is willing and still trying then you should let him carry on.
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Andrew
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Two good domestic fights tonight

Don't include a single matchroom fighter.
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Re: Ricky Burns Round by Round

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Really gutted for Limond he really gave it his all as always,at 37 though it was just another case of the mind willing but the body unable,although he did show glimpses of his quality,just a shame he couldnt sustain it

Nurse again showing he's a classy operator he does tend to switch off though and has a lazy defence and should really learn when to close a show,if Limond wasnt 37 and had a bloody nose,i could have seen Tyrone carrying an opponent to the cards with the same showing,credit where credits due though

Good stoppage from Vic,he didnt go over the top when he stepped in like that pudendum Jack Reiss
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Best I've seen Limond fight there, shame just a bit too old maybe.
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Naandrew wrote:Two good domestic fights tonight

Don't include a single matchroom fighter.
Just wait for tomorrows undercard mate ;-)
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brave fighter willie, great record only lost to world champions fighters until tonight, think the ref was right to stop it
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come on Ricky
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Seems like the end of an era if Limond does retire :verysad: :bow:
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What's this Michele Di Rocco like then any good I seem to remember him winning a controversial decision to Lenny daws that's about it?
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Limond's been a great pro. All credit to him. What a warrior.
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Not sure how Ed robinson kept a straight face when he just said there was a stacked undercard at goodison.
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Robinson just said that tomorrow's Bellew card had a 'stacked undercard'! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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reggaereggae wrote:Robinson just said that tomorrow's Bellew card had a 'stacked undercard'! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Heard that, I laughed :yay:
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Rexob wrote:What's this Michele Di Rocco like then any good I seem to remember him winning a controversial decision to Lenny daws that's about it?
He's a basic, EBU level guy, which of course is why he is fighting Burns in Scotland for a vacant (and apparently history making) world title.
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Good seeing Benn being matched well early on, Keleher is better suggested on paper, every fight he's been matched against has been against an unbeaten fighter albeit prospects. A handful of amateur fights, extremely raw and learning on the job. Entertaining yes, but lots to learn... but from hearing him and his team speak they fully understand that.

He needs to reign it in being so gung-ho, because he's getting caught too much.. Keleher hit him a clean a good few times with the left hook. Didn't agree with it being 40-36.

Brave performance from Willie Limond... tough tough man, but it was the right call from Loughlin... he was starting to take too many shots.

Come on Ricky!!
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Cyril Henry Hoskin
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Buffer looks embalmed.
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Cyril Henry Hoskin wrote:Buffer looks embalmed.

:lol:
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crusader wrote:
Rexob wrote:What's this Michele Di Rocco like then any good I seem to remember him winning a controversial decision to Lenny daws that's about it?
He's a basic, EBU level guy, which of course is why he is fighting Burns in Scotland for a vacant (and apparently history making) world title.

Yeah, I think Ricky is pretty shot, so be interesting this fight.
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Howard Foster looking rather different tonight....... !
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Rexob wrote:
Yeah, I think Ricky is pretty shot, so be interesting this fight.
I think you're right, but how good is Di Rocco?
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Cyril Henry Hoskin wrote:Buffer looks embalmed.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :salut:
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Re: Ricky Burns Round by Round

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Cyril Henry Hoskin wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:Robinson just said that tomorrow's Bellew card had a 'stacked undercard'! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Heard that, I laughed :yay:
i thought he said shelf stackers on the undercard.
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