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Ricky wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:51 That should've been a TKO,.more than 4 rounds were completed.

It shouldn't ?

Was injury from AHC..

all 3 judges scored the 9th for Price lol !

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:49 yall watching this over dillon and garner fighting their arses off?

You know you're watching EuroVision !

I’d watch Eurovision over birds fighting

skanksta wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:53

Ricky wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:51 That should've been a TKO,.more than 4 rounds were completed.

It shouldn't ?

Was injury from AHC..

And 4 rounds worth of punches.

Ricky wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:51 That should've been a TKO,.more than 4 rounds were completed.

Not after an accidental head clash.

Lauren Price is the future of boxing

smiling assassin wrote: ↑11 May 2024, 17:58 I’d watch Eurovision over birds fighting

They are called women.

Price dominated McCaskill, busted her up, never gave her any opportunities, eye was bad, headclash was clearly accidental but only one winner on the cards, since womans boxings been creeping into the main stream it seems like there's a changing of the guard in female boxing in general

Price was always going to be too much for the American, now they need to start putting bums on seats.

Coco wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 07:31 Price was always going to be too much for the American, now they need to start putting bums on seats.

Why don't they fight 3 minute rounds?
I don't think anyone is ever able to answer that .

Edwards beat Ward fairly comfortably as well, first Foster now Ward, Edwards on a nice wee run, being matched well

Some KO from Jeffers

rd350lc wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 10:40

Coco wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 07:31 Price was always going to be too much for the American, now they need to start putting bums on seats.

Why don't they fight 3 minute rounds?
I don't think anyone is ever able to answer that .

Institutional sexism!

she was fantastic, that has to be one of the best performances from someone with less than 10 fights.

Don’t want to do Price a disservice, but McCaskill was so slow

was to be expected, she's 40 years old and hasnt won a fight in a couple years

SeanBrennan wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 16:44 she was fantastic, that has to be one of the best performances from someone with less than 10 fights.

in women's boxing only, could be, although several women have beat world champs in fewer fights . a few weeks ago a 3-0 lady did it

nowhere close for boxing in general

Lomachenko?

lomachenko for sure, was excellent vs russell in just his 3rd fight, highlght reel ko over roman martinez in his 7th, befuddled and made nicolas walters quit in his 8th, etc. usyk with 9 fights was excellent in schooling krystoff glowacki in poland to win his first world title. glowacki was in his prime and coming off wins over huck and cunningham, arguably #1

a japanese boxer also won a world title in his 8th fight on the last inoue card . inoue himself was a multi division champ in under 10 fights with a number of excellent showings, including a 2 round ko of long time champ omar narvaez. kazuto ioka won a title with a blast out ko in his 6th and then had 9 fights entering his unified world title win vs the very handy akira yaegeshi.

kosei tanaka within 10 fights was a 2 diivison champ with several impressive wins, including over young, future world champs. rigo beat the very solid ricardo cordoba, then ko'd unbeaten challengers rico ramos and irish willie casey within 10 fights. 9-0 oscar collazo has been beasting it in world title fights atm. the guy he ko'd for his title has since upset a hyped japanese boxer

beterbiev within 8 fights destroyed former world champs tavoris cloud and gabrielle campillo. 9-0 madrimov was explosive in outclassing and battering kurbanov for a 5th round stoppage earlier this year to become wba champ. he'd previously stopped the handy michael soro too

among the most famous examples - leon spinks beat ali in his 9th fight, and with 9 fights holyfield won his first title in a 15 round battle vs dwight muhammad qawi

and of course in women's boxing it's far more common to see people with single digit fights beat world class opponents. just recently another brit woman 8-0 ellie scotney unified by dominating an unbeaten titilist. a few weeks ago a 3-0 boxer won a wba title by lopsided scores.

There was a Muy Thai guy that won at bantam (maybe super bantam) in his third fight.

And of course Pete Radamacher fought for the heavyweight title in his first fight (didn't go well).

pete gave it a go, but damn that was a rough intro to the pros

Loynesy wrote: ↑13 May 2024, 05:48 There was a Muy Thai guy that won at bantam (maybe super bantam) in his third fight.

Think you might be thinking of Saengsak Muangsarin at light-welter? - https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/35832

Chantelle Cameron in her 5th
Ebanie Bridges fought for a world title in her 6th
Nina Hughes in her 6th
Katie Taylor in her 7th
Ellie Scotney in her 7th
Shannon Courtney in her 8th
Caroline Dubois in her 8th

olij999 wrote: ↑13 May 2024, 06:47

Loynesy wrote: ↑13 May 2024, 05:48 There was a Muy Thai guy that won at bantam (maybe super bantam) in his third fight.

Think you might be thinking of Saengsak Muangsarin at light-welter? - https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/35832

Good work. Yes, that's the guy - apologies for getting the weight incorrect.

All the best