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winner goes through , loser out

boxerbob wrote:???????????????

winner goes through , loser out

Yes its in August in the uk. If Froch wins he is through - Abraham can still get through if he loses as he has that extra point for knocking out Taylor so he is still in front in the table.

Are you sure it has already been confirmed for the UK? AA will surely want it in Germany as his second fight was also away from home. Will it go down to purse bids? I'd imagine Carl losing his belt will take away from his bargaining power.

johnswan1 wrote:Are you sure it has already been confirmed for the UK? AA will surely want it in Germany as his second fight was also away from home. Will it go down to purse bids? I'd imagine Carl losing his belt will take away from his bargaining power.

Yes definitely in Nottingham - the home/away advantage has already been agreed - fighters have to have certain number of fights away.

Except Ward, Spud.

stujones wrote:Except Ward, Spud.

Yeah just watched some footage concerning how the tournament was set up - it distinctly favours him!!!

If Froch wins, Abraham would still probably go through.

Abraham should of been deducted a point for getting dq'd against Dirrell imo

They should deduct Dirrell a point for feigning injury and influencing the referee...

Flav1 wrote:They should deduct Dirrell a point for feigning injury and influencing the referee...

No, he was caught when he was down and I geneuinly beleive he was knocked cold

I'm half joking. I don't believe he was KO'd though. His leg was shaking as if he was fitting, then he's up and crying his eyes out. Plus he started to protest and they went down.

Never seen a delayed KO before...?

Flav1 wrote:I'm half joking. I don't believe he was KO'd though. His leg was shaking as if he was fitting, then he's up and crying his eyes out. Plus he started to protest and they went down.

Never seen a delayed KO before...?

Yeah it's happened to me, more than 15 minutes had passed.

You think he was out cold?

Out cold no but I believe it fucked him up.

GLOBALBOX wrote:

boxerbob wrote:???????????????

winner goes through , loser out

Yes its in August in the uk. If Froch wins he is through - Abraham can still get through if he loses as he has that extra point for knocking out Taylor so he is still in front in the table.

In our local paper froch coming home to box

banjo wrote:

Flav1 wrote:I'm half joking. I don't believe he was KO'd though. His leg was shaking as if he was fitting, then he's up and crying his eyes out. Plus he started to protest and they went down.

Never seen a delayed KO before...?

Yeah it's happened to me, more than 15 minutes had passed.

How many vodka shots did you down in the interim 15 mins though?

banjo wrote:Out cold no but I believe it fucked him up.

Suppose AA shouldn't have even been in a position where he's hitting someone who quiet obviously can't defend himself in any case.

Flav1 wrote:

banjo wrote:Out cold no but I believe it fucked him up.

Suppose AA shouldn't have even been in a position where he's hitting someone who quiet obviously can't defend himself in any case.

With his hands so low, it looked like Froch couldn't defend himself either. At times, his defence was his face

Neutral venue - O2 Arena, Dublin

If it isn't written on paper, I can't see a verbal agreement holding up especially after AA lost his last fight away from home. I always though that the Super 6 fights should be all staged at neutral venues anyway, something like this was always going to happen when there are home and away fights.

Deno1986 wrote:Neutral venue - O2 Arena, Dublin

If it isn't written on paper, I can't see a verbal agreement holding up especially after AA lost his last fight away from home. I always though that the Super 6 fights should be all staged at neutral venues anyway, something like this was always going to happen when there are home and away fights.

The AEC, Aberdeen. What a venue that would be at least 200 people D

alexpaterson wrote:

Deno1986 wrote:Neutral venue - O2 Arena, Dublin

If it isn't written on paper, I can't see a verbal agreement holding up especially after AA lost his last fight away from home. I always though that the Super 6 fights should be all staged at neutral venues anyway, something like this was always going to happen when there are home and away fights.

The AEC, Aberdeen. What a venue that would be at least 200 people D

Froch would get altitude sickness having to go that far up north