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Young Jerome Wilson boxed on the undercard of the David Haye V Fradley Harrison bill. It was a huge Ko and should win Ko of the year. Watch it on you tube WOW.......

yeah was a great knockout u could hear the thud all around the arena

Looks like someone was showing it live. Not sky though. fornicate sky.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugimSHRHrCY

Big punch bang on target. Jerome is very powerful.

Excellent punch agreed, but for me knockout of 2010 was Max Maxwell knocking out Brian Rose.

pyenest77 wrote:Excellent punch agreed, but for me knockout of 2010 was Max Maxwell knocking out Brian Rose.

make sure you email sky with that for there kos of 2010

Link to the start of the round: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugimSHRHrCY&t=3m18s

Link to the KO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugimSHRHrCY&t=4m45s

Devastating is not an exaggeration.

Fix!! I think Jerome says "now" just before he goes down!

MightyWarrior wrote:Fix!! I think Jerome says "now" just before he goes down!

Looks a big lad for 140.

He looks good, he seems to have good reflexes, range of punches, good defence and power!!!!

I wouldn't say that he looks massive for 140 but right on the limit. Look forward to hearing about his next fight.

Great punch but poor match making. That kid probably wont fight again if he cares for his health. Group one race horse stood next to a donkey off scarbrough beach. No offence to either boxer just my opinion on levels both boxers are at.

whicker wrote:Looks like someone was showing it live. Not sky though. eff sky.

Madness. Russian TV gets the Haye undercard, and Britain doesn't. Thailand gets Carl Froch fights on terrestrial TV, Britain gets them on a small PPV channel...

ourkid1984 wrote:He looks good, he seems to have good reflexes, range of punches, good defence and power!!!!

I wouldn't say that he looks massive for 140 but right on the limit. Look forward to hearing about his next fight.

His arms looked huge though.

Deadendgeneration wrote:

ourkid1984 wrote:He looks good, he seems to have good reflexes, range of punches, good defence and power!!!!

I wouldn't say that he looks massive for 140 but right on the limit. Look forward to hearing about his next fight.

His arms looked huge though.

His back looks huge too.

He looks bigger than his pro debut against Greaves.

tijuana1 wrote:Great punch but poor match making. That kid probably wont fight again if he cares for his health. Group one race horse stood next to a donkey off scarbrough beach. No offence to either boxer just my opinion on levels both boxers are at.

I do agree, on reflection , but this was only Wilson's 4th fight, and he has already had two fights go to points, and the other ended on a pull-out.

Compared to other bouts, the matchmaking seems pretty regular for a prospect.

But Janes does seem to have had a string of KO defeats. Yeah, I agree, not good for him, really.

Thge way he goes down- straight down , and bangs his head really is worrying.

I hope he is OK.

Look at the opponents record and see how many times he's been stopped before then make your own conclusions

steelcity 65 wrote:Look at the opponents record and see how many times he's been stopped before then make your own conclusions

I know what your saying, and there are gaps in his slate.......but I look among the opponents he has fought and see Paul McCloskey, Martin Lindsay, Stevie Bell, Kevin Mitchell, Derry Mathews, Danny Wallace , Kevin O'Hara , John Simpson , Andy Morris, and Stephen Foster. Thats tough opposition...

JamesH wrote:

steelcity 65 wrote:Look at the opponents record and see how many times he's been stopped before then make your own conclusions

I know what your saying, and there are gaps in his slate.......but I look among the opponents he has fought and see Paul McCloskey, Martin Lindsay, Stevie Bell, Kevin Mitchell, Derry Mathews, Danny Wallace , Kevin O'Hara , John Simpson , Andy Morris, and Stephen Foster. Thats tough opposition...

True- although a lot of journeymen have records that could match that level of opposition for quality.

The difference, of course, is that a typical journeyman isn't often stopped.

terrible matchmaking Janes is shot

There's usually a tipping point for guys like him, I'd say that Kenna has already hit his and will continue to lose quickly now. Absolutely risible performance from him on Saturday.

Oh for sure, I'm not saying he's a world beater, far from it... just pointing out that its not just a case of looking at numbers on a record. I do think Wilson deserves credit for doing what he needed to do, and in some style. As for matchmaking, I'd say it was probably a good match for Wilson as he's getting more coverage now than he has before that fight... or at least the coverage on here is now about his boxing rather than his choice of trainer...

Totally agree with the comment about the tipping point though.

JamesH wrote:

steelcity 65 wrote:Look at the opponents record and see how many times he's been stopped before then make your own conclusions

I know what your saying, and there are gaps in his slate.......but I look among the opponents he has fought and see Paul McCloskey, Martin Lindsay, Stevie Bell, Kevin Mitchell, Derry Mathews, Danny Wallace , Kevin O'Hara , John Simpson , Andy Morris, and Stephen Foster. Thats tough opposition...

all feather and super feather arnt they ??

steelcity 65 wrote:all feather and super feather arnt they ??

Fair point for most of the examples I gave... still good opposition - but valid point.

JamesH wrote:Oh for sure, I'm not saying he's a world beater, far from it... just pointing out that its not just a case of looking at numbers on a record. I do think Wilson deserves credit for doing what he needed to do, and in some style. As for matchmaking, I'd say it was probably a good match for Wilson as he's getting more coverage now than he has before that fight... or at least the coverage on here is now about his boxing rather than his choice of trainer...

But has he paid his subs ?