18th November 2023 for the British Middleweight title. Who do people have?
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 10:08
by THEBUTCH
Heaney has been brought along well but will need to up his game considerably to beat Bentley.
After Bentley's surprisingly good showing against Janibek Alimkhanuly, it seems he will have too much of everything for Heaney.
I'm guessing Heaney's sold a shed load of tickets for the biggest night of his life.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 13:03
by rd350lc
Buzzing for it .
Bentley for me , much better resume .
Having said that we really don't know how good Heaney is .
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 15:23
by veriton
Bentley is levels above and will win brutally. Heaney is another Damon Hague
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 19:11
by blanca
Heaney's head is like a windsock. Bentley will slap.it around for fun tomorrow.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 20:50
by jameswilson
blanca wrote: ↑17 Nov 2023, 19:11
Heaney's head is like a windsock. Bentley will slap.it around for fun tomorrow.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 17 Nov 2023, 23:19
by Manchester Hitman
I’ve got Bentley by mid to late stoppage. Should be a great nights action.
Cheers BrickTop
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 05:06
by wrighty
If Bentley wins, I hope he gets the Signani Denny winner. Same goes for Heaney. Genuinely good fight. I think Heaney will give it a good go and he's always match fit. For me Bentley has the better power
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 08:15
by MightyWarrior
Bentley is going to clatter Nate
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 10:21
by The Asleep Lamps
I'm going to watch this card on ESPN+.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 16:38
by Cholo_cws
MightyWarrior wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 08:15
Bentley is going to clatter Nate
Yes, I think he's set for a rude awakening. Had plenty of bets on Bentley via ko.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 17:32
by THEBUTCH
Anyone know what time Bentley v Heaney will be on ??
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 20:14
by MightyWarrior
I had no clue Nate was this good, I just thought with the Delilah schtick and matchmaking he was just a novelty act
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 20:32
by wrighty
I placed a bet for it to go the distance and now skybet are saying that the bet didn't complete. fornicating wankers
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 20:49
by Coco
MightyWarrior wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 20:14
I had no clue Nate was this good, I just thought with the Delilah schtick and matchmaking he was just a novelty act
Looking at his record he has taken part in 9 ten round fights.
While they were fights he was supposed to win, a good few were against winning fighters, in the end he was prepared well for a 12 round fight.
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 20:53
by margaret thatcher
wrighty wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 20:32
I placed a bet for it to go the distance and now skybet are saying that the bet didn't complete. fornicating wankers
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 21:01
by wrighty
I got that wrong. I'm really happy for Heaney
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 21:28
by leejonesjnr
I'm still better than him at treadmill sprints...
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 18 Nov 2023, 21:35
by CaptainSpacerod
What a night for the lad, he deserved his win and I’m happy for him
But it seems a bit of a kick in the teeth for the concept of the sweet science that a supposed technician like Bentley could be outboxed at times by a journeyman, albeit a supremely fit supremely motivated one
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 19 Nov 2023, 03:04
by maverick23
CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 21:35
What a night for the lad, he deserved his win and I’m happy for him
But it seems a bit of a kick in the teeth for the concept of the sweet science that a supposed technician like Bentley could be outboxed at times by a journeyman, albeit a supremely fit supremely motivated one
CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 21:35
What a night for the lad, he deserved his win and I’m happy for him
But it seems a bit of a kick in the teeth for the concept of the sweet science that a supposed technician like Bentley could be outboxed at times by a journeyman, albeit a supremely fit supremely motivated one
Journeyman?!?
Mad that someone who likes boxing enough to use a boxing forum says things like that innit.
CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 21:35
What a night for the lad, he deserved his win and I’m happy for him
But it seems a bit of a kick in the teeth for the concept of the sweet science that a supposed technician like Bentley could be outboxed at times by a journeyman, albeit a supremely fit supremely motivated one
Journeyman?!?
Mad that someone who likes boxing enough to use a boxing forum says things like that innit.
He ventured out of Staffordshire to Manchester, how does that not make him a journeyman??
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 19 Nov 2023, 07:54
by THEBUTCH
Warning: the following Post contains lots of superlatives !
What a turn up for the books
Bentley more than met his match in supposed fringe British title contender Heaney.
Put simply, Heaney was magnificent
Clearly not a natural, Heaney has obviously dedicated himself to boxing and has been prepared to listen & learn to maximise his success.
Heaney was hyper focused throughout the 12 rounds and his conditioning was tremendous
Bentley had an awful expression on his face as the fight wore on as if to say "I've got this one horribly wrong"
By no means a stylist or smooth, Heaney performed fantastically well in forcing out the punches & moves he has learnt in the gym & his 17 fight pro career. His confidence was off the charts and really infectious.
I thought Nathan was marvelous about half through the 8th round when Denzil clattered him with a couple of shots and it seemed it might all quickly come to an end...but Heaney fired back immediately and braced himself to withstand any further punches. Before you knew it Nathan was bossing the exchanges again
It was a night when it all came right for Heaney, who appeared to revelling in his challenge, and wonderful to see someone do the absolute antithesis of freezing on their big occasion. Heaney lapped it up !
How Bentley and his team thought they had done enough to retain the title is beyond me and the Lonsdale belt rightly changed hands.
The wild celebrations that followed from Heaney & his incredible supporters were fully justified and terrific to see
With a sensational fan base that Heaney has built up, why not a 1st British title defence at Stoke's football ground or next largest venue.
I said in an earlier post that Nathan would have to really up his game to stand a chance of winning, and boy did he do that...and then some
Re: Heaney v Bentley
Posted: 19 Nov 2023, 10:39
by wrighty
Heaney v Brad Paul's would be a really cool fight i think. I would go and watch that if that was made. Hard not to like both blokes and I think that could be a thriller.
CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑18 Nov 2023, 21:35
What a night for the lad, he deserved his win and I’m happy for him
But it seems a bit of a kick in the teeth for the concept of the sweet science that a supposed technician like Bentley could be outboxed at times by a journeyman, albeit a supremely fit supremely motivated one
Journeyman?!?
Mad that someone who likes boxing enough to use a boxing forum says things like that innit.
Yeah. An undefeated British champ being called a journeyman after his career best win.