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Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:42
by Supremo
That was far better than I thought. I said GGG in 6 but brook gave him his hardest night ever. Respect.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:43
by Oiky
Brook definitely deserves respect
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:44
by emallini
Pathetic fight
Cashed out
Brook fought amazing thought
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:44
by craigjenkins05
Boxed class and won a few rounds GGG has barely lost a round in years, he took his shots well but you can see the eye took his toll
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:45
by rd350lc
Yes , well done Brook. even Horse will show him some respect now .
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:47
by ThereByTheGrace
Yeah he gave his best not good enough though!
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:52
by deadpan
emallini wrote:Pathetic fight
Cashed out
Brook fought amazing thought
I agree. It was the cop out I expected. Hearn's need to fill ppv dates with Sky is contemptible.
What next, Bellew vs a bear?
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:55
by BitPlayer
Yeah, he done really well.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 18:57
by jessi
Brook had my full respect for taking the fight in the first place !!
He showed balls of steel in there, but anyone would of thought he had won listening to this sky team
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:08
by keirw
Is anyone else a little chessed off with that stoppage? Why did Ingle put Brook in with GGG if he was going to pull the plug at the first sign of trouble?
Kell desetved better after that performance.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:10
by craigjenkins05
keirw wrote:Is anyone else a little chessed off with that stoppage? Why did Ingle put Brook in with GGG if he was going to pull the plug at the first sign of trouble?
Kell desetved better after that performance.
I think it was the eye socket going you could see a drastic change after it and was only going to get worse
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:14
by keirw
craigjenkins05 wrote:keirw wrote:Is anyone else a little chessed off with that stoppage? Why did Ingle put Brook in with GGG if he was going to pull the plug at the first sign of trouble?
Kell desetved better after that performance.
I think it was the eye socket going you could see a drastic change after it and was only going to get worse
If it transpires that he had a genuine injury then I will fully forgive Brendan, but if Broom ends up fighting the Canelo/Smith (I'm leaning more towards Smith by the day) winner in 4 months I will remain dubious.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:16
by craigjenkins05
keirw wrote:craigjenkins05 wrote:keirw wrote:Is anyone else a little chessed off with that stoppage? Why did Ingle put Brook in with GGG if he was going to pull the plug at the first sign of trouble?
Kell desetved better after that performance.
I think it was the eye socket going you could see a drastic change after it and was only going to get worse
If it transpires that he had a genuine injury then I will fully forgive Brendan, but if Broom ends up fighting the Canelo/Smith (I'm leaning more towards Smith by the day) winner in 4 months I will remain dubious.
Ye I'm sure it will come out he seemed to be pawing at it the round before but I'm sure Hearn will release X-rays

Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:20
by Tuan_Jim
Brook's taking the fight showed up a lot of the middleweights for what they are (especially Eubank). His performance was gallant and very entertaining. I thought he looked like he was riding out another storm and waiting for his chance to throw again, but may change my view on the repeat. I wish Canelo would come scrap with GGG as I think he could do very well. Sadly I think he will remain quivering at light-middle.
Poor old Golovkin. All dressed up and nowhere to go.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:31
by samwbr
Tuan_Jim wrote:Brook's taking the fight showed up a lot of the middleweights for what they are (especially Eubank). His performance was gallant and very entertaining. I thought he looked like he was riding out another storm and waiting for his chance to throw again, but may change my view on the repeat. I wish Canelo would come scrap with GGG as I think he could do very well. Sadly I think he will remain quivering at light-middle.
Poor old Golovkin. All dressed up and nowhere to go.
Kell was getting knocked out if it wasn't stopped. Golovkin was teeing off.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:37
by bigjack
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Brook stood up to punches that have dropped dozens of middleweights,the man is made of iron,well done Kell.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:40
by lefty
Brook showed a lot of heart and boxed well. Props.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 19:40
by BitPlayer
Hopefully Saunders will step up soon.
They both say they want it. Though that doesn't mean much.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 22:26
by Wales
deadpan wrote:
What next, Bellew vs a bear?
hope so. I'd pay for it.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 10 Sep 2016, 23:44
by tigermoth87
He did much better than I expected, credit to him. Made the rest of the MW division look like a bunch of jokes to be honest that they all ducked and avoided GGG whilst a welterweight was the one to man up, take the fight and give GGG probably the toughest fight of his career.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 11 Sep 2016, 00:05
by crusader
Ya, he certainly didn't shit the bed. He fought to win and showed a lot of ability, but unfortunately for him his body couldn't deal with the power.
I think the Ouma fight is still probably GGG's toughest, as he gave GGG more sustained issues.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 11 Sep 2016, 02:04
by Steve lund
craigjenkins05 wrote:keirw wrote:Is anyone else a little chessed off with that stoppage? Why did Ingle put Brook in with GGG if he was going to pull the plug at the first sign of trouble?
Kell desetved better after that performance.
I think it was the eye socket going you could see a drastic change after it and was only going to get worse
I had it even 2 rounds to 2. I thought Brooks had plenty of power and could have won. I am definitely cheesed off.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 11 Sep 2016, 02:11
by Black Sam Bellamy
Don't buy all this gallantry talk, Brook is a legitimate world champion who has been destroyed on home soil. Brave or just plain misguided ? His promoter should be delivering him realistic opponents in the correct weight class. He deserves it.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 11 Sep 2016, 02:18
by tigermoth87
I hope Eubank Jr steps up. I actually don't rate Eubank THAT highly but Brook had some success with his uppercuts which are a bit of a trademark of Eubank so that could make the fight interesting.
Re: Fair play to brook
Posted: 11 Sep 2016, 02:55
by Wales
I'd like to see Eubank step up his opposition from domestic / firnge euro level before stepping into ring with GGG