i want sexton
who do you want. who do you think it will be.
next for joyce
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wesshaw1985
- Super Middleweight
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Re: next for joyce
Sexton or Allen/Thomas Winner...
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boxingknockout
- Super Lightweight
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Re: next for joyce
I reckon Dominic Akinlade
Re: next for joyce
Tyrone Spongasdfjkl wrote:Gary Cornish ish guy.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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David Haye Wants Joe Joyce vs. Sam Sexton For British Title Next
Joyce's promoter, David Haye, wants his boxer to fight on the undercard of his December 17th rematch with Tony Bellew.
"Obviously Joe Joyce, that was a real fight," Haye said after the fight to Metro.
"The other guy came to win. But that shows people how much faith I have in Joe Joyce. We’ve offered Sam Sexton to fight Joe for the British title next. I’ve offered him a career-high pay day. Haven’t heard back from him yet. We offered Dave Allen the chance to fight here tonight, but he turned it down for the rematch [with Lenroy Thomas]. Dave Allen fights Lenroy Thomas for the Commonwealth title next week.
"But both of those guys could fight Joe on the undercard of my fight in December, so hopefully one of them come through. They said a week ago that they would get back to me in two days. I’ll chase them up again. Offer them good money. I have already offered (good money to people). Hopefully people are brave. Sexton just won the British title. To fight someone in their second pro fight in a 12-rounder, you’d think he’d be brave enough to do that.
"Same thing in the winner between Allen and Lenroy Thomas. Allen turned down the chance to fight now. He knows though, he sparred with Joe before. He felt the power, the Juggernaut! But, if you’re the Commonwealth champion you have to fight all comers. You’d think he’d put his hand up for good money (to fight Joe). They don’t want to go anywhere Joe. Just look at the calibre of their opponents."
"Obviously Joe Joyce, that was a real fight," Haye said after the fight to Metro.
"The other guy came to win. But that shows people how much faith I have in Joe Joyce. We’ve offered Sam Sexton to fight Joe for the British title next. I’ve offered him a career-high pay day. Haven’t heard back from him yet. We offered Dave Allen the chance to fight here tonight, but he turned it down for the rematch [with Lenroy Thomas]. Dave Allen fights Lenroy Thomas for the Commonwealth title next week.
"But both of those guys could fight Joe on the undercard of my fight in December, so hopefully one of them come through. They said a week ago that they would get back to me in two days. I’ll chase them up again. Offer them good money. I have already offered (good money to people). Hopefully people are brave. Sexton just won the British title. To fight someone in their second pro fight in a 12-rounder, you’d think he’d be brave enough to do that.
"Same thing in the winner between Allen and Lenroy Thomas. Allen turned down the chance to fight now. He knows though, he sparred with Joe before. He felt the power, the Juggernaut! But, if you’re the Commonwealth champion you have to fight all comers. You’d think he’d put his hand up for good money (to fight Joe). They don’t want to go anywhere Joe. Just look at the calibre of their opponents."
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asdfjkl
- Heavyweight
Re: next for joyce
Tyrone Spong does have a chin and a solid fist, so Joyce would risk himself to be KOed, while it's unlikely he will get a KO win himself.Stuarty30 wrote:Tyrone Spongasdfjkl wrote:Gary Cornish ish guy.
Re: next for joyce
I'd put him in with Allen, Thomas or Cornish with Sexton next
Re: next for joyce
asdfjkl wrote:Tyrone Spong does have a chin and a solid fist, so Joyce would risk himself to be KOed, while it's unlikely he will get a KO win himself.Stuarty30 wrote:Tyrone Spongasdfjkl wrote:Gary Cornish ish guy.
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chrisnew86
- Super Welterweight
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Re: next for joyce
Tesco’s on the home shopping? Maybe the fish counter