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Don't know why anybody would want to see it.

Picture the 1st fight, except shorter. That's the rematch.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 03:26 Don't know why anybody would want to see it.

Picture the 1st fight, except shorter. That's the rematch.

you think Spence stops Brook quicker at LMW?

Can't seem to play the video, but the still that is showing says a lot for me..... Brook looks a bit heavy.... There looks likes stones between them.

wesshaw1985 wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 03:27

gilgamesh wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 03:26 Don't know why anybody would want to see it.

Picture the 1st fight, except shorter. That's the rematch.

you think Spence stops Brook quicker at LMW?

If Spence goes to Light Middleweight yes. I don't see why he would for a rematch over Brook who he's done beat. He's got bigger fish to fry at Welterweight, but yeah if they have a rematch at 154 he beats him again, but quicker.

Errol Spence knows he was lucky getting Brook to drag himself down to 147........ 154 would be a totally different Brook. It would be a good fight though but don't think it will happen

Think the demons will hit Brook when he meets someone of Spence's quality.... also think Spence's has improved with the added confidence of getting a belt.

how much can you bring to a face to face like that when the other guy already beat you down, broke your face, and stopped you in front of your home crowd?

errol mustve felt like the boss there

stujones wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 03:30 Can't seem to play the video, but the still that is showing says a lot for me..... Brook looks a bit heavy.... There looks likes stones between them.

His head looks huge!! What's he even doing in Vegas?

Switch hitter wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 04:33 Errol Spence knows he was lucky getting Brook to drag himself down to 147........ 154 would be a totally different Brook. It would be a good fight though but don't think it will happen

Brook is just not a better boxer than Spence.. Spence cuts just as much weight as Brook. Like Gil said, it will be same outcome.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 03:26 Don't know why anybody would want to see it.

Picture the 1st fight, except shorter. That's the rematch.

Spence kept saying if Brook wins a belt, he'l move up and fight him. Brook was saying their fight doesn't need a belt. Well, Spence will want to become a 2 weight world champion IF he was to move up.. Not just move up to beat someone he beat a weight below..

I thought Brook started the first fight very well. Looked comfortable. Then as Brook started to gas, Spence took charge of the fight.

If Brook can last 12 rounds at 154 then I think it would be a very competitive and exciting fight.

Even if that's the case I reckon Spence might just edge it on points. I'd like to see it again for sure.

Old Jack J wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:04 I thought Brook started the first fight very well. Looked comfortable. Then as Brook started to gas, Spence took charge of the fight.

If Brook can last 12 rounds at 154 then I think it would be a very competitive and exciting fight.

Even if that's the case I reckon Spence might just edge it on points. I'd like to see it again for sure.

Anyone can start a fight well.. it's how you finish it.. Brook and Spence both started the fight well, but Brook was doing the better work at the start. If he gasses or tires out, that's his fault. It's a 12 round fight. I like to think Spence was slowly breaking Brook down..

spence's bodywork in that fight was excellent

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:08

Old Jack J wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:04 I thought Brook started the first fight very well. Looked comfortable. Then as Brook started to gas, Spence took charge of the fight.

If Brook can last 12 rounds at 154 then I think it would be a very competitive and exciting fight.

Even if that's the case I reckon Spence might just edge it on points. I'd like to see it again for sure.

Anyone can start a fight well.. it's how you finish it.. Brook and Spence both started the fight well, but Brook was doing the better work at the start. If he gasses or tires out, that's his fault. It's a 12 round fight. I like to think Spence was slowly breaking Brook down..

He gassed because he killed himself making the weight..... 154 different fight

It was a little bit odd that Brook's orbital bone went in the first fight, the identical injury he suffered in his previous bout vs GGG (albeit on the other side).

Is it possible that most of the damage was done in the previous fight and Spence simply finished what GGG had started?

People seem to forget that the first fight was in the balance until that injury, to assume that Spence would win a rematch just because he won the first is short sighted, particularly considering the variable factors involved.

Brook said thought he was winning the fight before he decided to take a knee and quit in front of his home town. Why on earth he would think Spence would fight him at 154 for no belt is beyond me. If anything Brook needs a belt and should fight Spence in Dallas for redemption. He wont win though. Brook stepped up to elite level twice and quit/got battered both times.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:08

Old Jack J wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:04 I thought Brook started the first fight very well. Looked comfortable. Then as Brook started to gas, Spence took charge of the fight.

If Brook can last 12 rounds at 154 then I think it would be a very competitive and exciting fight.

Even if that's the case I reckon Spence might just edge it on points. I'd like to see it again for sure.

Anyone can start a fight well.. it's how you finish it.. Brook and Spence both started the fight well, but Brook was doing the better work at the start. If he gasses or tires out, that's his fault. It's a 12 round fight. I like to think Spence was slowly breaking Brook down..

I agree to a certain extent. My point was that it was competitive until Brook fell off the edge of the cliff. Before the fight there was a lot of noise about Brook struggling to get the weight off. After the fight, the "excuse" was about the weight. IF it was the weight that drained him then I wouldn't mind seeing it again as it was a very good fight.

It may be that Spence breaks him down. It may be that Brook lasts the full 12 and takes it on points.

What I don't want is the usual drivel shoved down our throats with the promise of a "big" fight on its way.

Old Jack J wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 09:37 I agree to a certain extent. My point was that it was competitive until Brook fell off the edge of the cliff. Before the fight there was a lot of noise about Brook struggling to get the weight off. After the fight, the "excuse" was about the weight. IF it was the weight that drained him then I wouldn't mind seeing it again as it was a very good fight.

It may be that Spence breaks him down. It may be that Brook lasts the full 12 and takes it on points.

What I don't want is the usual drivel shoved down our throats with the promise of a "big" fight on its way.

I agree. It was looking like a competitive fight, rounds going either way until around round 6ish..

Spence would KO him easier this time. Brook took a hiding and approached Spence talking like that. Embarrassing

forcefraser wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:12 spence's bodywork in that fight was excellent

People don't mention this enough. Brook might have slowed down because of the weight cut, but he also slowed down because Spence was ripping him with body shots from the start. Spence knew it was going to be a long, hard fight so he went downstairs early, he got the game plan right.

ElJefe wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 10:35

forcefraser wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:12 spence's bodywork in that fight was excellent

People don't mention this enough. Brook might have slowed down because of the weight cut, but he also slowed down because Spence was ripping him with body shots from the start. Spence knew it was going to be a long, hard fight so he went downstairs early, he got the game plan right.

He's the best bodypuncher in the game today and it's not even close.

TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 10:54

ElJefe wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 10:35

forcefraser wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 08:12 spence's bodywork in that fight was excellent

People don't mention this enough. Brook might have slowed down because of the weight cut, but he also slowed down because Spence was ripping him with body shots from the start. Spence knew it was going to be a long, hard fight so he went downstairs early, he got the game plan right.

He's the best bodypuncher in the game today and it's not even close.

Love a good body puncher. Golovkin when he first burst onto the scene was a brutal body puncher, but he neglects it now. Canelo mixes body punches into his combinations very well. Inoue is a brilliant body puncher. Josh Taylor also commits to it really well. But I'd agree with you that Spence is the best at it right now. Consistently attacks the body with well-timed, hurtful shots. Love watching him.

Spence beats Brook again

Oiky wrote: ↑08 Apr 2018, 12:06 Spence beats Brook again

and again, and again, and again.

Brook will just never beat Spence, at any weight anytime.