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Mark Potter's African heavyweight Augutsine N'Gou outpointed gutsy Dave Clarke over six twos on the big Wembley bill tonight.
Clarke has been stopped several times in a record of 4-21, so it wasn't the greatest of starts in this country for giant N'Gou, who has a record of 21-1 (19).

that isn't much kop...he looked like seriously dangerous tank at the photo shoot for the Wembley bill. I suppose looks and size can be deceptive!!!

shakermaker wrote:that isn't much kop...he looked like seriously dangerous tank at the photo shoot for the Wembley bill. I suppose looks and size can be deceptive!!!

Matt Skelton stopped Clarke in the first round, to put things in context. Clarke thus becomes only the second of N'Gou's 21 beaten opponents to have gone the distance with him.

i heard takaloo got knock down in the first and a is on a beating, but is coming back

bennie wrote:

shakermaker wrote:that isn't much kop...he looked like seriously dangerous tank at the photo shoot for the Wembley bill. I suppose looks and size can be deceptive!!!

Matt Skelton stopped Clarke in the first round, to put things in context. Clarke thus becomes only the second of N'Gou's 21 beaten opponents to have gone the distance with him.

I had a good look at his record when I first heard FW had signed him....a lot of em hadn't even got a win! I suppose his size might cause a few problems for a few of the domestic heavies but he won't go on and win a world title going on tonights performance!!

takaloo is 59-55 down with 2 to go on frank warrens scores cards

i hope elcock isnt scoring it

REAL_DEAL wrote:i heard takaloo got knock down in the first and a is on a beating, but is coming back

Oh, I forgot he was fighting tonight. Greyminus just mentioned it on the Tak thread and I checked the channels looking for that "Hard Man" series. I thought he meant he'd been floored in that.

i bet it will be a draw, then the rematch for the WBU

I'm not sure if Tak can pull this one out.

The final round will end in about ... 30 seconds.

Dirt told us that Tak was unhappy going into this fight. He had been expecting to defend his WBU title and then came the sudden switch to an eight-rounder against the tough Monteiro. But if Tak loses this, he can throw his genuine 'world' title aspirations out the window.

GreyMinus wrote:I'm not sure if Tak can pull this one out.

The final round will end in about ... 30 seconds.

Where are you watching the fight, Greyminus?

web cam on allegedly site, under fight night link

oh on that cheezy allegedly webcam :)

... but im reloading the page like a madman and basing the round length on the number of new photos each round

god they had both of them standing in the ring, and when the cam refreshed they were gone, i didnt see who won

REAL_DEAL wrote:web cam on allegedly site, under fight night link

Do you have to pay to watch it, mate?

It's free.

The guy with the yellow trunks won.

no, not sure about boxing news people

http://www.allegedly.tv/fw3/camindex.shtml

REAL_DEAL wrote:no, not sure about boxing news people

http://www.allegedly.tv/fw3/camindex.shtml

Yes, then.

Still no offical result on the Takaloo fight.

But ... Kevin Mitchell TKO1 Jaz Virdee just seconds ago. I'll post it on boxrec one I get my Tak result

suprise suprise kevin mitchell won in the first

i bet the MC didnt say the other persons record before hand

good luck to mitchell thou

GreyMinus wrote:Still no offical result on the Takaloo fight.

But ... Kevin Mitchell TKO1 Jaz Virdee just seconds ago. I'll post it on boxrec one I get my Tak result

Kev Mitchell wins in the first round again. It looks great to the more uneducated punter, but we all know he ain't gonna learn from knockover jobs like these.

if only buckley was still a featherweight

bennie wrote:

GreyMinus wrote:Still no offical result on the Takaloo fight.

But ... Kevin Mitchell TKO1 Jaz Virdee just seconds ago. I'll post it on boxrec one I get my Tak result

Kev Mitchell wins in the first round again. It looks great to the more uneducated punter, but we all know he ain't gonna learn from knockover jobs like these.

You are correct, Bennie. I still cannot believe that Warren fed him Vlado Varhegi.

As a records expert, Greyminus, you will know what happens at the end of a run of quick knockout wins for a fighter. I call it the Sammy Nesmith syndrome.