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Live from BT Sport Studio in Stratford, London, UK.
Queensberry Promotions Present: Heffron vs. Bentley II
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Time: 7:30pm (UK time)
TV/Live stream: BT Sport
Time: 2:30pm ET | 11:30am PT
TV/Live stream: ESPN+ | Price: $4.99/Month
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Running Order

6 Round Welterweight Contest
Mickey Burke Jr. (10st 8lb 8oz) vs. Thomas Broadbent

Followed by

6 Round Super-Lightweight Contest
Henry Turner (10st 2lb 5oz) vs. Des Newton (10st 2lb 4oz)

Followed by

10 Round Middleweight Contest
Caoimihn Agyarko (11st 9lb 10oz) vs. Robbie Chapman (11st 11lb 10oz)

Followed by

4 Round Light-Heavyweight Contest
Tommy Fury (12st 13lbs 6oz) vs. Genadij Krajevskij (12st 13lb 8oz)

Followed by

British Middleweight Championship
Mark Heffron (11st 5lb 4oz) vs. Denzel Bentley (11st 5lb 2oz)

I say we should have the main event at a decent time and hopefully NOT 11pm

Burke Jr looks all right..

Burke Jr looked good there

Journeyman masterclass from Des Newton there - great stuff

allegedly probably has better prospects than Hearn at the moment.

Dennis Mccann, Willy Hutchinson, Andrew Cain, Brad Foster, Louie Lynn, Sam Noakes, Mark Chamberlain, Micky Burke Jr, Caomhin Agyarko, Henry Turner, etc,

Some very classic open stance stuff there, especially early on. Flick the lead down and throw a big long back hand the body.

Can’t see this being a great night of fights but glad to be watching live boxing

Delta Jay wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 16:31 Some very classic open stance stuff there, especially early on. Flick the lead down and throw a big long back hand the body.

Can’t see this being a great night of fights but glad to be watching live boxing

True, but I think you're being a bit harsh - he wasn't bad for a 3-0 20 year old.
Des "talked him out of stopping him" in classic journeyman style.

Hope they don’t start stalling..

skanksta wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 16:36

Delta Jay wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 16:31 Some very classic open stance stuff there, especially early on. Flick the lead down and throw a big long back hand the body.

Can’t see this being a great night of fights but glad to be watching live boxing

True, but I think you're being a bit harsh - he wasn't bad for a 3-0 20 year old.
Des "talked him out of stopping him" in classic journeyman style.

Think you’ve quoted the wrong post bud, I certainly wasn’t discrediting him

I agree tho, brilliant journeyman stuff. We’re all talking about him more than Turner now

ah ok, thought you meant basic, as in "a bit basic" rather than "good basics"

skanksta wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 16:46 ah ok, thought you meant basic, as in "a bit basic" rather than "good basics"

I said CLASSIC! I was rating it

Hate to use the A word but Agyarko is athletic, dives in leading with power shots and stays nice and loose knowing his reactions are sharp. Liked him last time out on BT card.

Camden’s footwork isn’t that good going back I think a good sustained attack with a follow up would do wonders against him.

Good finish Agyarko.

Good finish from Agyarko , how Chapman never went down there is insane

handsofstone wrote: ↑13 Nov 2020, 17:15 Good finish from Agyarko , how Chapman never went down there is insane

yeah good chin he showed there.

Very impressive how Aguarko finished that one off.

Fury opponent is 0-11 wonder whos going to win

I've been watching this card for well over an hour and I've seen 6.5 rounds of boxing. JOKE.