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I have the feeling this is gonna be a long wbo reign for BJS at smw! Yildirim, Fielding, Chudinov, Ryder, Truax and maybe Hart at best for BJS. Although Hart may be his no. 1 mandatory.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:45 I have the feeling this is gonna be a long wbo reign for BJS at smw! Yildirim, Fielding, Chudinov, Ryder, Truax and maybe Hart at best for BJS. Although Hart may be his no. 1 mandatory.

The usual ex champs/challengers there are plenty of them,did he mention Eubank jr ?

Smith should be all over it. Calling him out left, right and centre.

Would be a sell in the UK and Smith would beat him easily, adding another belt to his collection.

lillywhite14 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:49 Smith should be all over it. Calling him out left, right and centre.

Would be a sell in the UK and Smith would beat him easily, adding another belt to his collection.

I'd pay to see Saunders get a beating from Smith,that would make my day

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:45 I have the feeling this is gonna be a long wbo reign for BJS at smw! Yildirim, Fielding, Chudinov, Ryder, Truax and maybe Hart at best for BJS. Although Hart may be his no. 1 mandatory.

Hopefully you're wrong. Unifications will be very interesting, but such bouts are not easy to make today.

bigjack wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:48 The usual ex champs/challengers there are plenty of them,did he mention Eubank jr ?

Atm Eubank Jr is dangerous. He grew as a fighter.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:20 No. Atm Eubank Jr is dangerous. He grew as a fighter.

Jr can't lace BJS boots - purely on boxing SKILL Billy does a number on him!

lillywhite14 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:49 Smith should be all over it. Calling him out left, right and centre.

Would be a sell in the UK and Smith would beat him easily, adding another belt to his collection.

Yeah dream on.

BJS is on the bums-diet all the way at smw.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:45 I have the feeling this is gonna be a long wbo reign for BJS at smw! Yildirim, Fielding, Chudinov, Ryder, Truax and maybe Hart at best for BJS. Although Hart may be his no. 1 mandatory.

Saunders will face those fighters affiliated with ESPN & BT, such as the stables of Top Rank, Queensberry and Main Events, or alternatively he’ll be sharing the ring with network/promotional free agents.

I doubt we’ll see Billy Joe facing anyone linked to DAZN or the PBC, unless they’re mandatories.

Basically, he’ll enjoy a similar WBO 168lbs title reign that his predecessor (Zurdo) had.

kbackup408 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:21 Jr can't lace BJS boots - purely on boxing SKILL Billy does a number on him!

Beside that a fighter equally needs to have dedication and work ethic which I doubt BJS has. He's indeed a good boxer but the skills are getting sharpen when you fight top oppositon and more than 1 or 2 times per year. Eubank Jr is not the same fighter that he was in 2014.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:26 Saunders will face those fighters affiliated with ESPN & BT, such as the stables of Top Rank, Queensberry and Main Events, or alternatively he’ll be sharing the ring with network/promotional free agents.

I doubt we’ll see Billy Joe facing anyone linked to DAZN or the PBC, unless they’re mandatories.

Basically, he’ll enjoy a similar title a WBO 168lbs title reign that his predecessor (Zurdo) had.

You may be right. So old Abraham, Bursak, Karpency and maybe Hart should get in line for BJS.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:34 You may be right. So old Abraham, Bursak, Karpency and maybe Hart should get in line for BJS.

To be fair, Saunders had previously signed-up to face Canelo, Golovkin and Eubank Jr., but they all “lost their pen!” or had some other dodgy excuse.

If Saunders doesn’t receive an opportunity to face any big names, it’ll mainly be due to political barriers, but partly because other fighters don’t want to face someone as stylistically awkward and extremely high-risk/low-return as he is.

Unfortunately for the Billy Joe, he’ll be criticised for not facing fighters that won’t or can’t face him.

Did anyone actually watch that last night? Just when you thought a BJS fight couldn't get anymore boring...

Just happy to dance and skip to a win, making no attempt to hurt or stop the opponent. He's got the belt and he's welcome to it.

That's not boxing, that's shadow boxing.
Good amateur stuff.

Thomastearns wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 05:30 Did anyone actually watch that last night? Just when you thought a BJS fight couldn't get anymore boring...

Just happy to dance and skip to a win, making no attempt to hurt or stop the opponent. He's got the belt and he's welcome to it.

That's not boxing, that's shadow boxing.
Good amateur stuff.

It was a terrible fight,one had no idea and the other had no motivation for a stoppage,i turned over to this garbage just after watching Josh Taylor,now that was a fight.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 04:38 To be fair, Saunders had previously signed-up to face Canelo, Golovkin and Eubank Jr., but they all “lost their pen!” or had some other dodgy excuse.

If Saunders doesn’t receive an opportunity to face any big names, it’ll mainly be due to political barriers, but partly because other fighters don’t want to face someone as stylistically awkward and extremely high-risk/low-return as he is.

Unfortunately for the Billy Joe, he’ll be criticised for not facing fighters that won’t or can’t face him.

GTFOH! BJS went life and death with the mighty Artur Akavov. Very 'extremely high-risk'.

So the elite of the mw division like GGG, Canelo and Jacobs fought each other and BJS somehow discourage them to fight him. lol BJS = new version of Sturm.

Thomastearns wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 05:30 Did anyone actually watch that last night? Just when you thought a BJS fight couldn't get anymore boring...

Just happy to dance and skip to a win, making no attempt to hurt or stop the opponent. He's got the belt and he's welcome to it.

That's not boxing, that's shadow boxing.
Good amateur stuff.

That guy was a straight up boxing bag with no will to win.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 03:45 I have the feeling this is gonna be a long wbo reign for BJS at smw! Yildirim, Fielding, Chudinov, Ryder, Truax and maybe Hart at best for BJS. Although Hart may be his no. 1 mandatory.

In WBO rankings lately easiest 2 knockovers -

Zac Dunn (who’s loss came to David Brophy)
Kis - Hungarian who’s 13-0-2

Both in top 15 of your looking for easiest.

Is the thread title not a little unfair given BJS' boxing master-class against LeMieux in his backyard, and the fact he was lined up to fight Jacobs before he blotted his copybook? It's not the first time he has signed to fight the top guys either and have it come to nowt.

Having said that I didn't watch his soporific display last night so I'm probably not feeling as impatient with him as those of you who did.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 07:17
GTFOH! BJS went life and death with the mighty Artur Akavov. Very 'extremely high-risk'.

So the elite of the mw division like GGG, Canelo and Jacobs fought each other and BJS somehow discourage them to fight him. lol BJS = new version of Sturm.

Are you claiming that I’m wrong about Saunders signing contracts to face the likes of Canelo and GGG, but it was those A-sides that subsequently rejected the bouts?

I honestly look forward to you attempting to challenge me on this.

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 09:01 Are you claiming that I’m wrong about Saunders signing contracts to face the likes of Canelo and GGG, but it was those A-sides that subsequently rejected the bouts?

I honestly look forward to you attempting to challenge me on this.

Put the links with the media talks of both sides and with BJS showing that signed contract. Also the official rejections/excuses of those A-sides to not fight BJS! I challenge you to come with some irrefutable solid facts!

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 09:01 Are you claiming that I’m wrong about Saunders signing contracts to face the likes of Canelo and GGG, but it was those A-sides that subsequently rejected the bouts?

I honestly look forward to you attempting to challenge me on this.

Why do you feel the need to be challenged on everything?

There is no evidence of bjs signing any deal. It's that simple.

jenko21 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 11:50 Why do you feel the need to be challenged on everything?

There is no evidence of bjs signing any deal. It's that simple.

EO is probably now in the truffle hog mode searching on all the internet for a evidence about that.

apollo creed wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 12:02 EO is probably now in the truffle hog mode searching on all the internet for a evidence about that.

:c

jenko21 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 12:23:c

EO on the crickets mode atm.

jenko21 wrote: ↑19 May 2019, 11:50 Why do you feel the need to be challenged on everything?

There is no evidence of bjs signing any deal. It's that simple.

To be fair, it was common knowledge that GGG vs BJS was a done deal for Kazakhstan, about 3 before the first Canelo fight. Canelo's team demanded Golovkin cancel the fight, to give more time for promotion, or they wouldn't let Canelo fight him. Golovkin's side cancelled the Saunders fight, but even they never claimed Saunders backed out.

There were talks of a Saunders vs Canelo fight on a few occasions, but I don't know the details off the top of my head.