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Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 02:40
by mickey1975
wtf happened to Adil Anwar?
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 03:18
by matko
Vip put live stream on lucky Lucas come out strong hurt him in 1st early then just seemed to struggle and get a rhythm, kept getting caught
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 03:31
by mickey1975
Damo Jones was beating Lucas up before the riot last week. That's a bad result for Anwar. Did you see Harry Matthews' fight?
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 03:42
by standing8
mickey1975 wrote:Damo Jones was beating Lucas up before the riot last week. That's a bad result for Anwar. Did you see Harry Matthews' fight?
He was lucky too, took far to many headshots, poor old Adil.... Lucas had to back off him in the first round to give him time to recover.
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 03:56
by Fortynineandout
Shocking result for Anwar - but in fairness to Lucas he had him in real trouble from the first round and deserved his win. Had Anwar not been the home fighter I'm convinced it would have been stopped in the first round .
Matthews & McKenna looked well matched and a draw was a fair result- it was warming up with each boxer have spells of success , swinging either way , shame it was only the four rounds .
Josh Warrington , headlining, continues to impress with a large margin win to defend his English title but Ian Bailey is a tough lad , far better than his record suggests and gave it a real go.
Tommy Coyle and Gary Sykes had warm up fights on the undercard of a good show .
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 04:10
by Final round
Well done to Simone Lucas, great win for him.
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 04:17
by mickey1975
Fortynineandout wrote:Shocking result for Anwar - but in fairness to Lucas he had him in real trouble from the first round and deserved his win. Had Anwar not been the home fighter I'm convinced it would have been stopped in the first round .
Matthews & McKenna looked well matched and a draw was a fair result- it was warming up with each boxer have spells of success , swinging either way , shame it was only the four rounds .
Josh Warrington , headlining, continues to impress with a large margin win to defend his English title but Ian Bailey is a tough lad , far better than his record suggests and gave it a real go.
Tommy Coyle and Gary Sykes had warm up fights on the undercard of a good show .
Matthews should be boxing lighter.
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 13:12
by spudder56
Final round wrote:Well done to Simone Lucas, great win for him.
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Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 15:38
by damianhucker1
He gave Ochieng a few probs when they boxed recently too .
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 16:18
by wrimc
Lucas actually comes to win. I watched him beat Scott Moonan at the Winter Gardens and he looked very games. Moonan has since won his other 2 fights by knockout.
Re: Anyone at Leeds last night?
Posted: 28 Sep 2013, 16:53
by mickey1975
Jones was robbed of a decent victory by his idiot fans. I hope it doesn't hinder him as he is a very, very good prospect.