Who wins these fights at lightweight?
Posted: 23 Jun 2009, 14:33
Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
Thaxton, Arthur and Arthur in that order. Rees shouldn't be fighting any higher than super-feather.stevieb_8006 wrote:Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
u dont think rocky could outwork them? Neither jono or alex have very god workrate?The_Don1 wrote:Thaxton, Arthur and Arthur in that order. Rees shouldn't be fighting any higher than super-feather.stevieb_8006 wrote:Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
He may be able to outwork them for a period of time, but he wouldn't have the power to stop then. At best Rees may win half the fight put in the latter stages the power of Thaxton & Arthur would tell and it'd end for him then.stevieb_8006 wrote:u dont think rocky could outwork them? Neither jono or alex have very god workrate?The_Don1 wrote:Thaxton, Arthur and Arthur in that order. Rees shouldn't be fighting any higher than super-feather.stevieb_8006 wrote:Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
caffrey wrote:
rees to beat thaxton by close decision
arthur to beat rees by a razor thin points decision
arthur to beat thaxton by unanimous points decision
Thaxton too disciplined, strong, tough and seasoned for Rees. Thaxton in a tough fight where he's always a nudge ahead.stevieb_8006 wrote:Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
Perhaps that was the case a few years ago. But against Mezaache, he was blowing out of his arse after six or seven rounds. It was one of the main reasons he lost rounds against the French dude.DavidPayne wrote:Alex is too open to shots and Thaxton is a solid, heavy puncher at 135, he's a big strong fella with a decent engine too.
stevieb_8006 wrote:Gavin Rees vs John Thaxton
Alex Arthur vs John Thaxton
Gavin Rees vs Alex Arthur
Maybe. Its easy to generate a casual, generic response to these things.Dioufy wrote:Perhaps that was the case a few years ago. But against Mezaache, he was blowing out of his arse after six or seven rounds. It was one of the main reasons he lost rounds against the French dude.DavidPayne wrote:Alex is too open to shots and Thaxton is a solid, heavy puncher at 135, he's a big strong fella with a decent engine too.
It could've been the case, but I believe age is taking its effect with Mr. Thaxton. He's a consummate professional, but these hard fights could be getting to him. Mezaache really isn't anything special, but he nearly had Jono over. I had it a draw as well.DavidPayne wrote:Maybe. Its easy to generate a casual, generic response to these things.Dioufy wrote:Perhaps that was the case a few years ago. But against Mezaache, he was blowing out of his arse after six or seven rounds. It was one of the main reasons he lost rounds against the French dude.DavidPayne wrote:Alex is too open to shots and Thaxton is a solid, heavy puncher at 135, he's a big strong fella with a decent engine too.
He'd spent up trying to take him out.
eff all money in the TV pot and promoters have either forgotten how to finance bills without TV money, or it is now impossible to do so. IMO.Carbo wrote:Salient question: why aren't one or more of these intriguing, high domestic level quality fights being made?