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Well done to both for taking the fight.

Foot is a good lad and isn't he a welter? Not seen the other fellow, when do they box and is it televised?

palooka wrote:Foot is a good lad and isn't he a welter? Not seen the other fellow, when do they box and is it televised?

October 5th on not sure if this is right, but Anthony Joshua undercard? and it might be if they use the red button.

Take it Maloneys future is less than certain then.

WelshJack wrote:

palooka wrote:Foot is a good lad and isn't he a welter? Not seen the other fellow, when do they box and is it televised?

October 5th on not sure if this is right, but Anthony Joshua undercard? and it might be if they use the red button.

Thanks - I'll watch this one

Fight is made at welterweight

mickey1975 wrote:Take it Maloneys future is less than certain then.

That thought came into my head Mickey.

I tipped Ekundayo at 12/1 to win Prizefighter and I also tip him to beat Foot. Larry is a class act and may surprise a few more people in this fight. We did not see the best of Larry in Prizefighter.

Got to go with Foot here, Ekundayo has only really had 3 professional fights.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Take it Maloneys future is less than certain then.

That thought came into my head Mickey.

Glen not with Maloney

phil5555 wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:Take it Maloneys future is less than certain then.

That thought came into my head Mickey.

Glen not with Maloney

I take it he's with you Phil? Did he have a promotional deal with Frank?

I tipped Foot to win PF. Good little dust-up this. Well done for getting it signed.

The Law wrote:I tipped Ekundayo at 12/1 to win Prizefighter and I also tip him to beat Foot. Larry is a class act and may surprise a few more people in this fight. We did not see the best of Larry in Prizefighter.

Larry was class in Prizefighter and didn't look at all troubled in all of his 3 fights - I don't even think he even got out of second gear.

Considering he's now 31 and only had 6 fights in total (2x 4 rounders - 3 prizefighter bouts and one 8 rounder) He's a very natually gifted boxer - Do you know why he waiting so long to turn professional ?

JayMc wrote:

The Law wrote:I tipped Ekundayo at 12/1 to win Prizefighter and I also tip him to beat Foot. Larry is a class act and may surprise a few more people in this fight. We did not see the best of Larry in Prizefighter.

Larry was class in Prizefighter and didn't look at all troubled in all of his 3 fights - I don't even think he even got out of second gear.

Considering he's now 31 and only had 6 fights in total (2x 4 rounders - 3 prizefighter bouts and one 8 rounder) He's a very natually gifted boxer - Do you know why he waiting so long to turn professional ?

I believe he had visa or work permit issues for nearly a decade

To be fair the fight against Craig McEwan was very close and could have gone either way but Ekundayo was not troubled at all. I believe Larry would have controlled the fight over a longer distance.

boring fighter dosent exite me or anyone

wappingboy wrote:boring fighter dosent exite me or anyone

Speak for yourself. Ekundayo is a technically gifted boxer and is quite entertaining.

Well see just how good a boxer he is when foot jumps on him good fight lookin forward to it

tear up wrote:Well see just how good a boxer he is when foot jumps on him good fight lookin forward to it

Ekundayo will win this, but it will be a good fight

The Law wrote:I tipped Ekundayo at 12/1 to win Prizefighter and I also tip him to beat Foot. Larry is a class act and may surprise a few more people in this fight. We did not see the best of Larry in Prizefighter.

No disrespect but the luckiest prizefighter winner ever

expe wrote:Got to go with Foot here, Ekundayo has only really had 3 professional fights.

This may have come too early for Ekundayo.
Foot is a strong foward fighter and physically strong at the weight. However in Prizefighter he showed his ability to counter and box on the back foot. After his most recent performance he showed he can mix it a higher level than his few fights suggest and I personally think he's a bad choice for Ekundayo.

Clint Magnum wrote:

expe wrote:Got to go with Foot here, Ekundayo has only really had 3 professional fights.

This may have come too early for Ekundayo.
Foot is a strong foward fighter and physically strong at the weight. However in Prizefighter he showed his ability to counter and box on the back foot. After his most recent performance he showed he can mix it a higher level than his few fights suggest and I personally think he's a bad choice for Ekundayo.

I have to disagree on this, 3 rounds suited Foot, over a longer distance Ekundayo with his relaxed style will be better, Foot will gas later on, because he uses too much energy in the early rounds and too much power shots, but nice match up though, interesting.

billy nelson wrote:

The Law wrote:I tipped Ekundayo at 12/1 to win Prizefighter and I also tip him to beat Foot. Larry is a class act and may surprise a few more people in this fight. We did not see the best of Larry in Prizefighter.

No disrespect but the luckiest prizefighter winner ever

He was rather fortunate against Craig McEwan because it was a close fight and could easily have gone either way. Many thought Craig won. However, over a longer distance I would strongly favour Larry.

Anzi wrote:

Clint Magnum wrote:

expe wrote:Got to go with Foot here, Ekundayo has only really had 3 professional fights.

This may have come too early for Ekundayo.
Foot is a strong foward fighter and physically strong at the weight. However in Prizefighter he showed his ability to counter and box on the back foot. After his most recent performance he showed he can mix it a higher level than his few fights suggest and I personally think he's a bad choice for Ekundayo.

I have to disagree on this, 3 rounds suited Foot, over a longer distance Ekundayo with his relaxed style will be better, Foot will gas later on, because he uses too much energy in the early rounds and too much power shots, but nice match up though, interesting.

Foot may gas, who knows. However he held a cracking pace in his last fight and was as strong in the 8th as the 1st, and theyre fighting at Foot's weight. I don't see anything in Ekundayo that suggest he'll keep Foot off him. May be wrong as I've not seen much of Ekundayo but what I have seen wasn't great.

I have a feeling Ekundayo may be all wrong for Glen. And I say that as a big Foot fan.

mickey1975 wrote:I have a feeling Ekundayo may be all wrong for Glen. And I say that as a big Foot fan.

Ekundayo pulled out of fight with Foot