Ted Bami tonight

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Ted Bami tonight

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Thought he was matched with Jason Cook, but see he has got an guy from Argentina, Ricardo Daniel Silva.

Looks as if Bami could be in for a tricky night, this guy has quite a few losses on his record and will probaly be smaller than Bami, but has some good form coming into this one.

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=003425
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

what is it with Argentinian fighters, they seem to come over here in droves. The guy has a win over Chacon, so is obviously no mug.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:what is it with Argentinian fighters, they seem to come over here in droves. The guy has a win over Chacon, so is obviously no mug.
Yeah, look what happened to Gomez on Friday
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Post by tea »

He also has a TD win over that guy who beat Gomez!

Hes big for 140lbs, but hes 42 so whats left in him?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

fornicate me, has anyone else noticed the guy is 42!
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Post by tea »

What a fornicating shot :o
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Whoops, I guess they did.

He's got good wins recently, he must be a very young 42. And to be fighting at the level he has recently he must be a decent defensive fighter.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

tea wrote:What a fornicating shot :o
eh?
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Post by tea »

don't tell me your not watching............................
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tea wrote:don't tell me your not watching............................
I'm a skint person, one of those that has to get by with just 4 channels to choose from
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Post by tea »

Double Jab, Right hand out for the 10!!!

Do you wanna know who???
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may as well seeing as i can't see it
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Post by tea »

Bami KO'd him, quickest to yet i think, 2rnds
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

topper123 wrote:
tea wrote:don't tell me your not watching............................
I'm a skint person, one of those that has to get by with just 4 channels to choose from
Sitting at my computer working mate.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

not a bad result
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Post by bigped »

he won but no sure if he shud have what the rest of use think??
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Post by tea »

I fort Gallardo won.....I'm glad Lynes got it tho so we can watch Bami KTFO of Lynes
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

his opponent beat julio pablo chacon recently, so he's no muppet, even at 42. however Chacon is a super featherweight so guess you've gotta put it into perspective.
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Post by tea »

Not only was he a Light Welter he was a very big light Welter
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

weighs in well under the limit though looking at his career stats.
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Post by silkov »

Looked like a good shot but then it was landing on a 42 year old chin!.... perhaps they can wheel in a 52 yearold next time!... or why not a 62 yearold! ....who knows his head might fly off!!!. :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Looking at the guy's record he seems a pretty young 42 though, he's had a good 2004, four straight wins, including the one over Chacon.
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Post by Wales »

he was frustrating the hell out of bami, bami was starting to swing wildly and caught the guy a peach, it was a good shot, not too sure the age of the chin made a difference, he was out cold for the ten count then had to remain on his backside for another couple of mins before he could stand up.
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Post by DavidPayne »

I'd just been commenting to myself that Bami was leading with the right too much and he would eat a lot of jabs from Lynes when they fight unless he got his jab working more as a range finder.

Then, he throws two notional jabs and BANG the right hand lands and it closes the show.

Many claim to have power, but I think BAMI has genuine W-C power.

I'm just not sure he has much else. His footwork looked slightly improved,
going in and out of range but he didn't have much lateral movement and you would think a decent fighter would pick him off, take him deep and drown him.

Lynes v Bami would be a good fight, but I'd opt for Bami repeating the trick and stopping Colin. Isaw Malinga maul and overwhelm Lynes and whilst Bami isnt as physically imposing as the African, he does have the power to bust up, mark and drop the IBO Champ.
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