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N'dam vs BJS ordered by the IBF..
http://www.BS.com/ndam-saunder ... tle--87243

Not as intriguing as the BJS vs Andy Lee fight would have been, but hope BJS pulls it off.

N'dam is a good fighter, BJS would need to be on his A game.

Seems like a nice situation for BJS.... He's just had a 'six figure' step aside cheque off the back of Lee vs Quillin being made and now it looks like he's walking straight into a title shot in another winnable fight.

CheckHook wrote:Seems like a nice situation for BJS.... He's just had a 'six figure' step aside cheque off the back of Lee vs Quillin being made and now it looks like he's walking straight into a title shot in another winnable fight.

Great point.

I don't rate BJS as top world class. To me he's European class and small for a middle. I believe he'll lose this one.

No offence to Lee but its likely Quillin will win the WBO, which would make it near enough impossible for Warren to get him fight in England, but with the IBF vacant the split has to be 50/50 so he has a realistic chance to get home advantage as he loves.

He's got to take this surely,n'dam looked much improved ag CS I'll give him that to be fair to him.possible big unification in Dublin as an incentive aswell.

digzee wrote:N'dam vs BJS ordered by the IBF..

haha. That is the sound of Billy Joes championship hopes crashed forever. There is no chance in hell he beats NDam. And if he looses I suppose his WBO shot is also gone. Maybe he could take another step aside money and let Lemieux fight for the title. He will be making more money then anyone for not working.

CheckHook wrote:Seems like a nice situation for BJS.... He's just had a 'six figure' step aside cheque off the back of Lee vs Quillin being made and now it looks like he's walking straight into a title shot in another winnable fight.

£310,000 step aside money has been mentioned. Unbelievable business if true.

Tarkus wrote:

digzee wrote:N'dam vs BJS ordered by the IBF..

haha. That is the sound of Billy Joes championship hopes crashed forever. There is no chance in hell he beats NDam. And if he looses I suppose his WBO shot is also gone. Maybe he could take another step aside money and let Lemieux fight for the title. He will be making more money then anyone for not working.

Agreed, I can't see him beating N'Jikam who despite being knocked down six times by Quillin, was giving the champion problems.

I had N'dam winning 7 rounds against Quillin despite all the knockdowns and 10 rounds against Stevens. He's a solid boxer and very fast, especially with his feet, and I could see him handily beating Saunders with his rapid in and out style, but on the other hand he seems fairly chinny and I wouldn't be surprised if he came apart at some point even though BJS isn't a particularly heavy puncher.

crusader wrote:I had N'dam winning 7 rounds against Quillin despite all the knockdowns and 10 rounds against Stevens. He's a solid boxer and very fast, especially with his feet, and I could see him handily beating Saunders with his rapid in and out style, but on the other hand he seems fairly chinny and I wouldn't be surprised if he came apart at some point even though BJS isn't a particularly heavy puncher.

In his defence, Quillin can really crack.

Risky fight, but one that's likely to make very entertaining viewing. High-speed chess match sort of thing.

I'd watch it.

I'd have to favour N'dam excellent boxer. Just seen the IBF rankings have been updated recently, interesting to see Ryota Murata #15

NDam wins.

Any odds yet?

I give N'dam more of a chance than I did Lee.