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Coverage starting in half an hour. Looking forward to the Selby fight.

Anyone know tonight's running order? Eddie usually tweets it, but I've not seen it today.

Me as well mate. It could be a great match of styles and potentially FOTY.

Boxerbeetle wrote:Anyone know tonight's running order? Eddie usually tweets it, but I've not seen it today.

Ryder, Selby then Joshua

Boxerbeetle wrote:Anyone know tonight's running order? Eddie usually tweets it, but I've not seen it today.

Running order on Machrooms site

http://www.matchroomboxing.com/fight-ni ... by-joshua/

pS this contains results of early fights

Joshua is top of the bill. Can fully understand why but it just feels weird that the fight with the most going for it is the co-main event.

They should have moved Boylan v Goodjohn up as soon as Ryder's opponent pulled out.

Balkhtov looks fvcking hard but Joshua's physique is so imposing

Naandrew wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Anyone know tonight's running order? Eddie usually tweets it, but I've not seen it today.

Running order on Machrooms site

http://www.matchroomboxing.com/fight-ni ... by-joshua/

pS this contains results of early fights

Cheers. Looking forward to the Selby fight, should be a cracker. He's from just down the road from me, my brother's wife went to school with him & Andrew, so I'm hoping he goes far.

Teak tough opponent for Ryder to start us off!

Anyone know the Ricky Boylan v Goodjohn result?

Mitchell is ringside minus the beard

Boxerbeetle wrote:Teak tough opponent for Ryder to start us off!

Khomitsky was gonna be such a good fight, so many late pullouts this year is heartbreaking sometimes.

Naandrew wrote:Mitchell is ringside minus the beard

Yeah but David Price and Glenn McCrory have both grown one to make up for it

Lovesick teenager at the last dance of the disco lol

jameswilson wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Teak tough opponent for Ryder to start us off!

Khomitsky was gonna be such a good fight, so many late pullouts this year is heartbreaking sometimes.

Yeah, would have been a really good barometer of where Ryder/BJS are.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Teak tough opponent for Ryder to start us off!

Khomitsky was gonna be such a good fight, so many late pullouts this year is heartbreaking sometimes.

Yeah, would have been a really good barometer of where Ryder/BJS are.

Not so sure Ryder would have won based on this. Punches don't seem hard at all despite success against this poor guy.

Awful refereeing, Tetteh gets a point taken for holding a few times, but Ryder is allowed to do as he pleases with his shoulders and forearms.

expe wrote:Awful refereeing, Tetteh gets a point taken for holding a few times, but Ryder is allowed to do as he pleases with his shoulders and forearms.

The warning was legitimate because he was really holding badly during that previous round. But I didn't think he held to a point that demanded another warning when the point got taken off. And yeah Ryder is doing stuff with his shouder and forearms.

Looks like the corner are going to pull him out soon anyway.

Not sure the point of this fight. Given there's no opposition, it would be good to see Ryder actually stand off a bit and try to land something crisp.

jameswilson wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:Teak tough opponent for Ryder to start us off!

Khomitsky was gonna be such a good fight, so many late pullouts this year is heartbreaking sometimes.

I don't think mixing with Khomitsky would be a good idea. I really hope his fight with Nick Blackwell in a couple of weeks in on TV

Clearly something is amiss here. Somebody has put Ryder in 30oz gloves.....

Khomitsky would've had a good chance. And the odds were 9/2

If he gets pulled out I think it will be the least punishment I have seen a guy take before a guy gets retired I have seen.

Having said that, Ryder dominated, albeit against a punchbag. Does he lack a bit of power though?