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Anyone got any idea what time the main event is on this bill. Mate of mine going up to Hull but not finishing work until 4pm from London, noticed some of the bookies have it as
9pm, Before anyone says why is he bothering, (i said that) he has a bird up there and tying the two things together, or so he says.

If anyone knows for sure drop a reply on here and I will tell him.

Cheers

Starts at 9 usually with main event around 10pm (if last week was anything to go by mate)

G0mez wrote:Starts at 9 usually with main event around 10pm (if last week was anything to go by mate)

Cheers Gomez, as long as he is there by 9 then sounds about right

Coverage on 5 starts at 10 so it won't be before that

If Chunky can get this cat out of there quicker than Bute did it would be a strong result. He may do it.

Good to see Flava flav ringside

JLP wrote:If Chunky can get this cat out of there quicker than Bute did it would be a strong result. He may do it.

Just stopping him would be good going. Pavlik and Bute are the only ones to stop him, and he has been in with Cloud and Oosthuizen too.

jameswilson wrote:

JLP wrote:If Chunky can get this cat out of there quicker than Bute did it would be a strong result. He may do it.

Just stopping him would be good going. Pavlik and Bute are the only ones to stop him, and he has been in with Cloud and Oosthuizen too.

It would but judging by the first two rounds I really think JDG could get rid of him quickly.

JLP wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

JLP wrote:If Chunky can get this cat out of there quicker than Bute did it would be a strong result. He may do it.

Just stopping him would be good going. Pavlik and Bute are the only ones to stop him, and he has been in with Cloud and Oosthuizen too.

It would but judging by the first two rounds I really think JDG could get rid of him quickly.

Judging by the third I think you're right.

JDG just needs to get a bit more killer for me. He's looking good but I want him to make a statement that resonates around the division. If he sustains an attack the next time he hurts this guy he'll stop him. The last thing he should do is let Zuniga warm into this and drag it out.

Edit: All JDG needs to do is launch a Calzaghe style flurry when he's got Zuniga going but he just backs off. I think James thinks this guy is more durable than he is.

P.S. do Italian refs have any training?

Just dropped in at round 6, and I'm seeing Chunky making (again) unnecessarily heavy weather of this, because he doesn't keep his workrate up.

What is it that makes him want to sit on the ropes shipping punishment?

Is it just me or does DeGale mark up VERY easily?

Wish DeGale would just knock this dude out and then we can get to the really entertaining part of the evening - Hennessy's hyperbole. What delights does he have in store for us tonight?

DeGale is pissing me off now and it's only because I like him. A wide points win won't raise a single eyebrow (other than his own when he does that thing he does).

Is DeGale making heavy work of this or is Zuniga "simply remarkable" as Al Bernstein suggested.

steve689 wrote:Is DeGale making heavy work of this or is Zuniga "simply remarkable" as Al Bernstein suggested.

Al's good but he's over-selling Zuniga who is badly shop-worn. They need to lay the smack down on JDG a bit for not being a good finisher.

He's a lazy, lazy fighter. It pisses me off, because I'm a fan, and I think he has buckets of talent.

Why the f*ck does he back off? Frustrating.

Has him trapped in the corner and rocking in the 12th, what does he do, step off and let him throw shots at him.

As they rightly said, you wouldn't want to let Arthur Abraham do that.

Good win god degale but hard to say how he'd fair with Abraham that guy was there to make him look good

You can see why Eubank Jnr has picked him to call out. Workrate is the key against him, right now.

Good performance from DeGale but he is very frustrating at times. Zuniga was tough but he looked knackered in there and after that third round I thought DeGale might have stopped him.

It's interesting that Mick was non commital on the next opponent which suggest boxrec may be wrong to have him with a set opponent defending his European title for the January fight.