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After takeing tony bellew to a close fight and becomeing the first man to drop bellew, whats next for bob? he showed some good skills and a good chin in that last fight any one else think if he would of had a bit more belief in himself he could of at least got a draw?

Think he needs a couple of confidence builders to gain experience, not go straight in to a 12 rounder again.

But was impressed with his heart against Bellew, he was hurt and looked out of his depth early on, but kept going and with a bit more experience could of won

Hopefully Bob will kick on from here. He's definitely at the top end of the domestic mix up now.

Bellew made it hard for himself that night don't forget.

How about a rematch will Bellwe on Dec 11?

There are questions that need to be asked. Was it an off night for Bellew or not?

Pickings seem pretty slim for Ajisafe up at 175 really. Can't see that many prospective opponents around.

Ajisafe v Dilks at 175? Maybe McIntosh if he doesnt take the Bellew fight. Would love to see if Jeffries could deal with Ajisafes style but thats probably a step too far for Tony at this stage, he needs to rematch Banbula first.

Regardless who he fights next, his performance and the troubles he gave to Bellew have really perked my interest in the guy, will definitely catch any fights I can of him in the future. He can become a very decent UK operator. Hes a better fighter than someone to feed prospects too anyway.

they should try and make a rematch with bellew on allegedly's december show

carlbcfc wrote:Bellew made it hard for himself that night don't forget.

The typical observation which is levelled at fights of this nature when a touted chap doesn't do very well - and it detracts from the opponent's effort.

I think Bob contributed to his hard night just a little bit. I didn't see Bellew smacking himself in the face.

Not taking away from Ajisafe, but Bellew was just trying to bomb him out rather than box him.