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Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 13:55
by Andrew
Didnt see this coming thought they would milk it for a lot longer.
Thoughts ???
http://www.BS.com/chemito-more ... une--76278
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 13:57
by lefty
Good luck Jamie Mcdonell lol.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 15:23
by jameswilson
Is there a WBA Super champion at Bantamweight?
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 15:51
by Manchester Hitman
This is very Interesting indeed... credit to hall and hoibson if they confirm this fight. They are clearly going for broke and trying to line up a big cashout fight if he can somehow get the WBA belt as well. I was expecting Warren to make Dennis an offer for Hall to defend against Paul Butler...McDonnell is royally fcked...Hobson must be pissing himself laughing

Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:08
by tear up
Wow didn't expect that but good look to stuy hall
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:25
by lefty
Manchester Hitman wrote:This is very Interesting indeed... credit to hall and hoibson if they confirm this fight. They are clearly going for broke and trying to line up a big cashout fight if he can somehow get the WBA belt as well. I was expecting Warren to make Dennis an offer for Hall to defend against Paul Butler..
.McDonnell is royally fcked...Hobson must be pissing himself laughing 
It's almost like Hobson has gone out of his way to go after the best guy in the division, knowing his man is likely to lose in the process but yet leaving Mcdonnell a seriously tough task if he goes down that route lol.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:38
by Manchester Hitman
columbo wrote:Manchester Hitman wrote:This is very Interesting indeed... credit to hall and hoibson if they confirm this fight. They are clearly going for broke and trying to line up a big cashout fight if he can somehow get the WBA belt as well. I was expecting Warren to make Dennis an offer for Hall to defend against Paul Butler..
.McDonnell is royally fcked...Hobson must be pissing himself laughing 
It's almost like Hobson has gone out of his way to go after the best guy in the division, knowing his man is likely to lose in the process but yet leaving Mcdonnell a seriously tough task if he goes down that route lol.
Yep exactly...either way Hobson wins.
If Stuie does the business he's got a double world champion and with all the politics involved with two belts he would probably be able to keep Jaime from getting his shot or at least severely delay him...I dont think the WBC route is feasible for McDonnell either. That Chemito guy with both belts wont want to know Jaime either.. If Stuart does lose as its probably likely im sure Hobson would compensate him with some decent money fights - maybe he will do a deal with Frank for a Butler fight.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:40
by Alba
Dunno why they would take a fight like that down To london ,makes sense to have it up north
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:47
by tear up
Alba wrote:Dunno why they would take a fight like that down To london ,makes sense to have it up north
Stu and another good undercard could easy fill that Newcastle venue again was great on sat looked full and could easy do it again with bigger stakes on the line
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 16:58
by Andrew
jameswilson wrote:Is there a WBA Super champion at Bantamweight?
Unlike the weight above which has a super world, world and interim Moreno is the WBAs only champion it seems
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 17:01
by macaca
Manchester Hitman wrote:columbo wrote:Manchester Hitman wrote:This is very Interesting indeed... credit to hall and hoibson if they confirm this fight. They are clearly going for broke and trying to line up a big cashout fight if he can somehow get the WBA belt as well. I was expecting Warren to make Dennis an offer for Hall to defend against Paul Butler..
.McDonnell is royally fcked...Hobson must be pissing himself laughing 
It's almost like Hobson has gone out of his way to go after the best guy in the division, knowing his man is likely to lose in the process but yet leaving Mcdonnell a seriously tough task if he goes down that route lol.
Yep exactly...either way Hobson wins.
If Stuie does the business he's got a double world champion and with all the politics involved with two belts he would probably be able to keep Jaime from getting his shot or at least severely delay him...I dont think the WBC route is feasible for McDonnell either. That Chemito guy with both belts wont want to know Jaime either.. If Stuart does lose as its probably likely im sure Hobson would compensate him with some decent money fights - maybe he will do a deal with Frank for a Butler fight.
Watched Chemito the other night, wasn't blown away by his skills
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 17:22
by Alba
tear up wrote:Alba wrote:Dunno why they would take a fight like that down To london ,makes sense to have it up north
Stu and another good undercard could easy fill that Newcastle venue again was great on sat looked full and could easy do it again with bigger stakes on the line
Exactly mate
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 17:32
by jameswilson
tear up wrote:Alba wrote:Dunno why they would take a fight like that down To london ,makes sense to have it up north
Stu and another good undercard could easy fill that Newcastle venue again was great on sat looked full and could easy do it again with bigger stakes on the line
If you ignored all the empty seats it certainly looked full......
Everyone seems to be dancing in the streets and celebrating over a fight that isn't yet signed tho.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 17:38
by mickey1975
Brad Saunders said Newcastle 7th June. Sounds more likely. The crowd wasn't capacity but was certainly very good.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 02 Apr 2014, 17:59
by jameswilson
mickey1975 wrote:Brad Saunders said Newcastle 7th June. Sounds more likely. The crowd wasn't capacity but was certainly very good.
It seemed a good card for a 5k venue (pretty sure expe said during the rbr it was set up for 5k rather than 7k.) But yeah it certainly wasn't full at all although by the time the main event came around it didn't (to my eye) look that bad.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 01:59
by mickey1975
jameswilson wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Brad Saunders said Newcastle 7th June. Sounds more likely. The crowd wasn't capacity but was certainly very good.
It seemed a good card for a 5k venue (pretty sure expe said during the rbr it was set up for 5k rather than 7k.) But yeah it certainly wasn't full at all although by the time the main event came around it didn't (to my eye) look that bad.
Saunders did over a thousand and I know Josh Leather does great numbers. Travis, Ward and Hall will have done a lot too. The trouble is, they come and go throughout the night. Unless the main event is a huge fight, then huge numbers of people only watch who they come to see and spend the rest of the night in the bar or, in this case, up the toon.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 03:00
by earsjohn
Hall has said that he's unlikely to rematch Ward because he's got a mandatory, probably against the winner of Fridays fight between Caballero and Oba, in June.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 07:26
by black panther
That "Chemito guy" who doesn't look "anything special" is Anselmo Moreno who has been WBA Champion since 2008 and has made 10 successful defenses. He won the title in Germany against German based Ukrainian Wladimir Sidorenko which says a lot. He's a crafty southpaw, with a good work rate and a solid champion; he'll be a sizeable favorite over Hall.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 07:33
by lefty
black panther wrote:That "Chemito guy" who doesn't look "anything special" is Anselmo Moreno who has been WBA Champion since 2008 and has made 10 successful defenses. He won the title in Germany against German based Ukrainian Wladimir Sidorenko which says a lot. He's a crafty southpaw, with a good work rate and a solid champion; he'll be a sizeable favorite over Hall.
He's quality I think. Lost to Abner Mares up at the higher weight but he's very good.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 07:36
by crusader
Ya, unless he's regressed significantly Moreno is multiple levels above Hall.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 07:39
by Andrew
I've only seen Moreno fight once and that was against Abner Mares at Super Bantam.
Wasn't the most amazing fight but he didn't get detsroyed by any means.
As for McDonnell being f*cked I thought that was the more the case when the IBF final elim scheduled for the Matchroom Manchester show in a couple of weeks was cancelled for whatever reason. The opponent is now fighting in Japan.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 08:13
by BAP1
Very unlikely this fight happens. Moreno is the real deal!
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 08:36
by REEVE
Alba wrote:tear up wrote:Alba wrote:Dunno why they would take a fight like that down To london ,makes sense to have it up north
Stu and another good undercard could easy fill that Newcastle venue again was great on sat looked full and could easy do it again with bigger stakes on the line
Exactly mate
x2 i think it would be twice as full next time - atmosphere was great for stus fight
shame they kept the doors locked when my fight was on

Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 10:58
by black panther
columbo wrote:black panther wrote:That "Chemito guy" who doesn't look "anything special" is Anselmo Moreno who has been WBA Champion since 2008 and has made 10 successful defenses. He won the title in Germany against German based Ukrainian Wladimir Sidorenko which says a lot. He's a crafty southpaw, with a good work rate and a solid champion; he'll be a sizeable favorite over Hall.
He's quality I think. Lost to Abner Mares up at the higher weight but he's very good.
Yeah there's much easier fights out there for Hall. Can't see how the same man who was outboxed by McDonnell and Lee Haskins has a chance against Moreno.
Re: Stuart Hall unification fight
Posted: 03 Apr 2014, 20:11
by tear up
Stu has improved for the better and truth hell give all the 8.6 bantam a go he s massive for the weight and is always in shape wish him well