Crolla vs Lundy
Posted: 20 Jul 2014, 06:19
What a cracking little fight. On the 13th Sep.
This is a dangerous fight for Crolla, high risk, low reward, I'm not really sure what the plan is with him. His only meaningful ranking is 5 with the WBO, but Lundy's unranked by them and Stephen Ormond and Paulus Moses seem to be set for an eliminator/final eliminator for the same title, so they're unlikely to get it as an eliminator for him, which makes me question why they would put him in with Lundy, which is a big risk, for such little reward, especially when to me I see Lundy winning comfortably, although the judges may see it differently.Naandrew wrote:Look at his record
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat=bo ... _id=360267
His best wins are.
Richar Abril the current WBA champ who was robbed against Rios.
David Diaz ex WBC champ though he got eaten alive by prime Manny
Olusegun who is a light welter and was the most avoided fighter going until Matthysse fought him has a good dig
Narrow losses to
Ray Beltran which was an MD will defs go looking for this one to watch later
Victor Postol in Ukraine not seen him fight but he is Danny Garcias mandatory
11rnd Stoppage loss to John Molina in 2011 who gave Matthysse a top fight recently
The guys above are far better than anyone Crolla has been in with which means lundy will be favourite with the bookies surely. I doubt crolla will stop him.
I like Anthony a lot as I've met him a few times really do hope he pulls it out of the bag for this one. We will know his world title credentials after this one so I'm looking forward to it.
expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?
Good points gentshandsofstone wrote:expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?Amen to that,somewhere along the line someone has decided this is the norm
Lundy is a good fighter and someone who nearly fought Ricky, good fight for AC and a hard oneexpe wrote:This is a dangerous fight for Crolla, high risk, low reward, I'm not really sure what the plan is with him. His only meaningful ranking is 5 with the WBO, but Lundy's unranked by them and Stephen Ormond and Paulus Moses seem to be set for an eliminator/final eliminator for the same title, so they're unlikely to get it as an eliminator for him, which makes me question why they would put him in with Lundy, which is a big risk, for such little reward, especially when to me I see Lundy winning comfortably, although the judges may see it differently.Naandrew wrote:Look at his record
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat=bo ... _id=360267
His best wins are.
Richar Abril the current WBA champ who was robbed against Rios.
David Diaz ex WBC champ though he got eaten alive by prime Manny
Olusegun who is a light welter and was the most avoided fighter going until Matthysse fought him has a good dig
Narrow losses to
Ray Beltran which was an MD will defs go looking for this one to watch later
Victor Postol in Ukraine not seen him fight but he is Danny Garcias mandatory
11rnd Stoppage loss to John Molina in 2011 who gave Matthysse a top fight recently
The guys above are far better than anyone Crolla has been in with which means lundy will be favourite with the bookies surely. I doubt crolla will stop him.
I like Anthony a lot as I've met him a few times really do hope he pulls it out of the bag for this one. We will know his world title credentials after this one so I'm looking forward to it.
Yep.expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?
JimJim2009 wrote:Good points gentshandsofstone wrote:expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?Amen to that,somewhere along the line someone has decided this is the norm
expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?
He's world class based on what? Just a year ago he failed to beat Derry Matthews and only squeaked by Gavin Rees. The fight with Murray was also very competitive for the most part, though he closed well.palooka wrote:I hope Corolla does a number, he is world class. He'll get in with anyone.
To be fair to Crolla and Co. , there are so many "world titles" out there these days that "earning" a shot at one isn't really required.ste1983 wrote:expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?spot on
I like Crolla seems a decent fella but he's not done anything above domestic level in my opinion.
expe wrote:Tick over fights? How about he goes out, fights above domestic level and actually earns a world title fight? Paul and Stephen seem to think they've earned world title fights, Quigg's pretending to be a world champion, now Crolla deserves a shot as well?
Even though Brian got beat up really really bad against Andrade he did become mandatory and beat an ex world champion as well.crusader wrote:He's world class based on what? Just a year ago he failed to beat Derry Matthews and only squeaked by Gavin Rees. The fight with Murray was also very competitive for the most part, though he closed well.palooka wrote:I hope Corolla does a number, he is world class. He'll get in with anyone.
To me Crolla seems like another Brian Rose or Stephen Smith, where the world class (or world title at least) talk starts even though the fighter has hardly done anything above British level.