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Hibbert's usually good value

Sugar ray Andre

Looks evenly matched. Don't think either of them are power merchants.

Thanks in advance for the updates chaps.

There just isn't enough on this card to make me hit that purchase button.

Torrid round for Hibbert,Scarpa landing shots at will especially left hooks

I'm stuck working away in France, and updates would be much appreciated.

Scarpa wins second. Hibbert cut.

i bet he cuts quite a few opponents Scarpa,he's got a weird style where he's trying to lean back whilst he throws the hooks.its effective and most of them end up as glancing cutting hooks.

Adam Smith be growling innit

Just bought the bill, was going to go to the pub later but fancy staying in, switching over between the football... plus I wanna see the Groves fight, and Eubank... Plus haven't watched any boxing for awhile, and cancelled sky sports and sky broadband about a month ago.

I've got the sound down so I don't have to get any of that inane chatter on the Ho hum undercard fodder, and even worse between the fights, with Johnny tight pants and the other talking head stiffs standing around in their suits.

Has anyone got the running order ? sorry if this has already been asked

Bad cut. If that was above the eye think this would be stopped. Scarpa has technical edge over Hibbert but can he keep it going?

Keep the updates coming please guys, sorry for calling anyone who bought this PPV an idiot

And the trouble with watching an Anthony Joshua fight in the pub is you get the casual pub experts saying that he wouldve beaten Muhammad Ali and Lennox Lewis together on the same night.

But obviously not Ricky Hatton.

MightyWarrior wrote:Just bought the bill, was going to go to the pub later but fancy staying in, switching over between the football... plus I wanna see the Groves fight, and Eubank... Plus haven't watched any boxing for awhile, and cancelled sky sports and sky broadband about a month ago.

I've got the sound down so I don't have to get any of that inane chatter on the Ho hum undercard fodder, and even worse between the fights, with Johnny tight pants and the other talking head stiffs standing around in their suits.

Has anyone got the running order ? sorry if this has already been asked

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=201683

MightyWarrior wrote:And the trouble with watching an Anthony Joshua fight in the pub is you get the casual pub experts saying that he wouldve beaten Muhammad Ali and Lennox Lewis together on the same night.

But obviously not Ricky Hatton.

True dat. I think Naseem HAmed and Barry McGuigan would've been too much for Joshua too.....

I was in two minds this afternoon but just get the feeling this card will produce very few highlights if any. Happy to read the progress on here.

Eubank Jr vs Someone Decent would have been enough to tip me over but as it is, not tonight Eddie.

MightyWarrior wrote:And the trouble with watching an Anthony Joshua fight in the pub is you get the casual pub experts saying that he wouldve beaten Muhammad Ali and Lennox Lewis together on the same night.

But obviously not Ricky Hatton.

I don't go anywhere near pubs when the boxings on, people drive me fornicating mad

Kilburn wrote:I was in two minds this afternoon but just get the feeling this card will produce very few highlights if any. Happy to read the progress on here.

Eubank Jr vs Someone Decent would have been enough to tip me over but as it is, not tonight Eddie.

Yeah completely understand, that's why was thinking down the pub, because Joshua's opponent looks completely underwhelming.

Though Graham Houston reckons it could be good while it lasts & thinks it will go longer than people think ( & hopefully doesn't mean two minutes )

is Scarpa wearing a "world chmpion" shirt... oh dear ive just gained and lost respect for him inside 5 minutes

Brave effort again from Hibbert,there really is no quit in him even though in the end there was nothing in his punches but he kept throwing and ploughing forward,Scarpa was pretty impressive,he never really let John Wayne come into it after wobbling him in the 2nd and the cutting right hand that he put Hibbert down with was lovely,im glad it got stopped on the cut i would have liked to have seen the ref/corner stop it a moment earlier

No doubt we'll see Scarpa on these shores again

Scarpa had too much for Hibbert.

MightyWarrior wrote:

Kilburn wrote:I was in two minds this afternoon but just get the feeling this card will produce very few highlights if any. Happy to read the progress on here.

Eubank Jr vs Someone Decent would have been enough to tip me over but as it is, not tonight Eddie.

Yeah completely understand, that's why was thinking down the pub, because Joshua's opponent looks completely underwhelming.

Though Graham Houston reckons it could be good while it lasts & thinks it will go longer than people think ( & hopefully doesn't mean two minutes )

Brezeale could just come out swinging and make a spectacle of it. I hope he does.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote:Just bought the bill, was going to go to the pub later but fancy staying in, switching over between the football... plus I wanna see the Groves fight, and Eubank... Plus haven't watched any boxing for awhile, and cancelled sky sports and sky broadband about a month ago.

I've got the sound down so I don't have to get any of that inane chatter on the Ho hum undercard fodder, and even worse between the fights, with Johnny tight pants and the other talking head stiffs standing around in their suits.

Has anyone got the running order ? sorry if this has already been asked

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=201683

Thanks, so Whyte up next, or soon. I don't think that &'Benn go long, so Eubank will have to go a few rounds ...otherwise they are going to have to put on quite a few fillers to reach Groves at 10.

Neil Gee wrote:Scarpa had too much for Hibbert.

Was quite impressed with him. He's quite rangy Hibbert couldn't get near him.