Re: Josh Taylor vs. O'Hara Davies - July 8th 2017
Posted: 05 Jul 2017, 14:41
Taylor looks the sharper and more athletic in those two pad sessions. I think he'll stop Davies.
Taylor looks the sharper and more athletic in those two pad sessions. I think he'll stop Davies.
I agree derry was past his best but was way better than anybody josh has faced. Its a massive leap from beating up journeymen to fighting daviescrusader wrote:Matthews was blown up and past it. It was a wise move to retire immediately after the fight...
Ofcourse they were thats what pro boxing is all about. Josh hasnt had these types of fights yet though. And i think he will come up short against davies. Just my opinion kidcrusader wrote:I don't think Matthews had anything, plus he was undersized at the weight. Taylor wipes him out too IMO...
I think Matthews-Davies and Matthews-Campbell were made to flatter the eventual winners.
Mostly yes. Because its the type of fight that josh hasnt had yet. Josh is untested as a pro . And whilst he had a decent amateur career that often doesnt mean a great deal when you turn pro. Ask the lad who kept beating him in the ams ( tom stalker )crusader wrote:I really don't think it will make much of a difference that Taylor hasn't beaten up undersized, shopworn, hadn't won in 2 years and retired straight after Derry Matthews.
Is that the fight which most people are rating Davies on?
I thought derry was a scouser mr crusade. Didnt know he was a londoner. ( the matthews v davies fight was at the o2 in london kid ) come on catch up nowcrusader wrote:What exactly did Davies get out of that fight though? The experience of fighting in an opponent's hometown, but with the lack of meaningful work from Derry I don't think it was much of a test.
if you have mixed something as important as the location does that maybe suggest that you have mixed other things up. Such as your rating of josh. Im not trying to bait you mt crusade ( love the name by the way ) . But cant we just agree to disagree kid.crusader wrote:Right, I mixed up the location, so scratch out the bit of experience I'd given Davies credit for.
Davies was 1/7 for that fight
If you have mixed up something as obvious as the location kid how can i take you seriously on other issues. Lets just agree to disagree mr crusade( i really like that name )crusader wrote:I think mixing up a location is very different from inaccurately assessing the abilities of a fighter and the significance of their previous bouts![]()
I'm not even that confident in Taylor and I haven't been arguing with you about who will win. The issue for me is simply that I don't think people should read much into Davies beating a well-worn and undersized Derry Matthews.
I think you have just gone through my posts to try and find an angle here. But what i said about the paul smith fight was true mr crusade. Unfortunately for paul he was nowhere near his best. Id ask you where that fight was held but ypu would probably get that wrong. And i couldnt care less if you was from jupiter mr no name. A moron is a moron. How can i take you seiously kidcrusader wrote:Ya, good logic Vincent![]()
I'd say, when it comes to one's ability to analyze fights, more telling than mixing up a location (I'm not British btw) is writing something like 'If paul is anywhere near his best he beats zeuge quite easily.' Of course, we all get certain fights wrong; doesn't mean one's opinion on other matters should be deemed uncredible
Thanks for the compliments my friend
'seiously'?Vincent stevenson wrote:I think you have just gone through my posts to try and find an angle here. But what i said about the paul smith fight was true mr crusade. Unfortunately for paul he was nowhere near his best. Id ask you where that fight was held but ypu would probably get that wrong. And i couldnt care less if you was from jupiter mr no name. A moron is a moron. How can i take you seiously kidcrusader wrote:Ya, good logic Vincent![]()
I'd say, when it comes to one's ability to analyze fights, more telling than mixing up a location (I'm not British btw) is writing something like 'If paul is anywhere near his best he beats zeuge quite easily.' Of course, we all get certain fights wrong; doesn't mean one's opinion on other matters should be deemed uncredible
Thanks for the compliments my friend
Come on son typing in a word wrong on a mobile phone and getting a location wrong of a fight is hardly the same thing. Grow up a wee bit mr crusade ( that is the best false name ever ) why the false name kid ?crusader wrote:'seiously'?Vincent stevenson wrote:I think you have just gone through my posts to try and find an angle here. But what i said about the paul smith fight was true mr crusade. Unfortunately for paul he was nowhere near his best. Id ask you where that fight was held but ypu would probably get that wrong. And i couldnt care less if you was from jupiter mr no name. A moron is a moron. How can i take you seiously kidcrusader wrote:Ya, good logic Vincent![]()
I'd say, when it comes to one's ability to analyze fights, more telling than mixing up a location (I'm not British btw) is writing something like 'If paul is anywhere near his best he beats zeuge quite easily.' Of course, we all get certain fights wrong; doesn't mean one's opinion on other matters should be deemed uncredible
Thanks for the compliments my friend
Why, that's not how you spell 'seriously'! Your opinion on boxing now means nothing.
Probably not mate no. Maybe in the first abraham fight.ShadrachSimmo wrote:Did we ever see the best of Paul Smith ever ?
What a wasted talent, I'm not sure the British boxing public realised what a tragic tale of 'what might have been' Smiggas career has been.Vincent stevenson wrote:Probably not mate no. Maybe in the first abraham fight.ShadrachSimmo wrote:Did we ever see the best of Paul Smith ever ?
He'll peak in world title crack #10 give him timeShadrachSimmo wrote:Did we ever see the best of Paul Smith ever ?