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im hoping webb but think small will be too slick for him

Small by stoppage win..

Expertly hiding Ricky's chins there.

states wrote:Expertly hiding Ricky's chins there.

all four of them....

wel I am a decent cameraman.....

Small for me, just hope its a better fight than Mcdonagh

Small will beat Webb (Samuel Webster) by easy KO in 5 rounds.

Sam holds 2 wins over Smalls in the Se Divs

ERIC GUY wrote:Sam holds 2 wins over Smalls in the Se Divs

good pic btw Eric but even though Webb has the two amateur wins, he said himself pro game is a clean slate and I see Small having enough to win a UD.

I've never had the priviledge of seeing Webb fight. What's his style? By looking at his record he seems he has a good workrate, likes to come forward but lacks a big punch....am I close? Or miles off?

His name is not Sam Webb, its SAMUEL WEBSTER. He seems unproud of it so has changed it.

Small wins for me.

Michael Hall of Darlington beat Junior Witter 3 times as amateurs. But was stopped in 3 by him as a pro (albeit at short notice).

Relevance to this topic, zero, but just shows Am results don't always translate the same in Pros.

I can think of a few fighters who were sh*t hot but then bombed as pro's and others who were lesser lights but went on to achieve more in Pros and would beat their one-time conquerors fairly handily.

think small wins on points, hopefully its better than the mcdonagh fight well it could'nt get worse

small.

webb's style will suit him.

Anthony Small always has something to say for himself !
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black panther wrote:I've never had the priviledge of seeing Webb fight. What's his style? By looking at his record he seems he has a good workrate, likes to come forward but lacks a big punch....am I close? Or miles off?

pretty much spot-on mate. tall skinnyish guy, throws in bunches but mostly armpunches and hasn't got much dig.

last time i saw him Max Maxwell had him backing off all round the ring for the last 4 rounds. though that was the fight after the Eastman tragedy so maybe he was out of sorts. i agree with the poster who said Webb's style may well be good for Small.

Against McDonagh, Small hardly got started in the early rounds. He can't afford to do that tonight, Webb won't let him do catch up.

Jab and Move wrote:His name is not Sam Webb, its SAMUEL WEBSTER. He seems unproud of it so has changed it.

That you Anthony?

i thought that too but the late hour of one of the posts so cose to a fight led me to dismiss that thought....mind you this is Small we're talking about, anything is possible......

Small - very easily.

Spud wrote:Small - very easily.

you can't just say that. Webb's beaten him twice and Small looked sh*t last time out.

This is no foregone conclusion at all. What this job requires is a touch of ability, a set of knackers, some confidence.......and a good start.

Webb has every chance.

Small wins it for me.

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Michael Hall of Darlington beat Junior Witter 3 times as amateurs. But was stopped in 3 by him as a pro (albeit at short notice).

Relevance to this topic, zero, but just shows Am results don't always translate the same in Pros.

I can think of a few fighters who were sh*t hot but then bombed as pro's and others who were lesser lights but went on to achieve more in Pros and would beat their one-time conquerors fairly handily.

A lot of people thought Michael "Oscar" Hall beat the hitman in the 1997 final.Great boxer.Another thing,what happened to Anthony Todd from Darlington,he defeated a couple of my mates in the regionals...

Not sure what to say to be honest...