This is just info...no need for this to degenerate into the usual sh1te.
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Where's Saxon?Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/kell-b ... -undercard
This is just info...no need for this to degenerate into the usual sh1te.
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Mate, Kell could KO King Kong in Hong Kong and still certain people would slag him off! It's just the way it is with boxing in Britain.twenty six wrote:Really looking forward to this.
Hopefully Kel can convert some of the doubters.
Surely the cynics amongst you are prepared to get behind a Brit showing his talent across the pond ?
danfoster wrote:Mate, Kell could KO King Kong in Hong Kong and still certain people would slag him off! It's just the way it is with boxing in Britain.twenty six wrote:Really looking forward to this.
Hopefully Kel can convert some of the doubters.
Surely the cynics amongst you are prepared to get behind a Brit showing his talent across the pond ?
Didn't like planes, that's for suregobbles wrote:danfoster wrote:Mate, Kell could KO King Kong in Hong Kong and still certain people would slag him off! It's just the way it is with boxing in Britain.twenty six wrote:Really looking forward to this.
Hopefully Kel can convert some of the doubters.
Surely the cynics amongst you are prepared to get behind a Brit showing his talent across the pond ?
King Kong was never a great traveller, though
Yeah - King Kong was just one of a long string of fighters who got stuffed by biased officials away from home.Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Didn't like planes, that's for suregobbles wrote:danfoster wrote: Mate, Kell could KO King Kong in Hong Kong and still certain people would slag him off! It's just the way it is with boxing in Britain.
King Kong was never a great traveller, though
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That plane didn't even hit him, he took a diveIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Didn't like planes, that's for suregobbles wrote:danfoster wrote: Mate, Kell could KO King Kong in Hong Kong and still certain people would slag him off! It's just the way it is with boxing in Britain.
King Kong was never a great traveller, though
Feeling guilty about your article are we? :-)Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/kell-b ... -undercard
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You must be desperate mate.Jon Saxon wrote:Feeling guilty about your article are we? :-)Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2011/kell-b ... -undercard
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Can't wait for him to fight someone good AND I hope he does well.
PS Dan my broadband is down but I'm at your mums getting my weekly biscut mate
I thought of Jones aswell but it's rare enough that he fights outside of Oklahoma or Kansas and I'm not sure his manager, who posts on CS by the way, would risk his high ranking against Kell Brook unless it was for a title. I think Ben has made a very good call mentioning Randall Bailey - well known American opponent who still packs a punch. He is also the No.2 ranked contender for the IBF.funtime wrote:Carson Jones anyone? thats my bet on opponent.
Would be a decent fight to take against an ever improving opponent with good ranking with IBF (Berto territory)
Yes, a part of me might think Bailey has too big a punch to risk it.... but then, hey, if people have faith in Brook he will have to face a puncher someday in his career.... just like Khan had too.Ben Carey wrote:It's very important that the right opponent is selected to make Brook look good / make for an entertaining fight.
Randall Bailey fits the bill perfectly.
Yeah, especially as the chances it being on US TV is slim. The super 6 series hasn't exactly been noted for quality undercard.King Geedorah wrote:It is too short notice for any of the fellow contenders. I am looking forward to seeing Kell fight in the US, and it is good for his exposure, but cannot see anything but him punching holes in a journeyman or badly faded former contender. Hope to be proven wrong.
Could have been so different. Witter looked fantastic for the first few rounds but then obviously decided to save his energy (break his hand, whatever) to enable him to do a flip at the end. If he'd have managed to keep N'Dou down it might have caused a slight stirKing Geedorah wrote:Witter-N’Dou was two steps back for Junior as it turned people off him. Kell’s style is far more pleasing, he’s raised his profile with some good punditry work and while he is calling for a higher profile British rival he is doing it in a way that wins people over rather than alienates them.stujones wrote:Yeah, especially as the chances it being on US TV is slim. The super 6 series hasn't exactly been noted for quality undercard.King Geedorah wrote:It is too short notice for any of the fellow contenders. I am looking forward to seeing Kell fight in the US, and it is good for his exposure, but cannot see anything but him punching holes in a journeyman or badly faded former contender. Hope to be proven wrong.
It will be good for exposure, but I feel better exposure opportunities will lie ahead. Witter vs Ndou (off US TV) didn't do Junior much good in terms of getting the big names. Still ended up fighting for a vacant title in a leisure centre or something like that.
Kell iss Witter 2.0. They’ve worked out the bugs and are putting the finishing touches to the Beta testing process before rolling him out for mass consumption.
stujones wrote:Yeah, especially as the chances it being on US TV is slim. The super 6 series hasn't exactly been noted for quality undercard.King Geedorah wrote:It is too short notice for any of the fellow contenders. I am looking forward to seeing Kell fight in the US, and it is good for his exposure, but cannot see anything but him punching holes in a journeyman or badly faded former contender. Hope to be proven wrong.
It will be good for exposure, but I feel better exposure opportunities will lie ahead. Witter vs Ndou (off US TV) didn't do Junior much good in terms of getting the big names. Still ended up fighting for a vacant title in a leisure centre or something like that.