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I say you fellows, big fight this Saturday. A bona fide Belfast dust up. Trust me, this one is the bacon.
So, how do you see it?

Recon crockers got far too much and will stop him

D4v3 wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 16:42 Recon crockers got far too much and will stop him

I think Crocker and all. McKenna is a step up for him though, he‘ll have to work for it.

Need more votes on here chaps. This is a showdown, not one of those hypothetical ones either.
Who will be the main man come Sat …

been really impressed by crock, he's got the talent to really go places if he stays focused and isnt taking these long breaks again

mckenna constantly gets generous cards, hopefully they are fair this time

McKenna's card presence has exceeded his ability. Crocker to stop him for me.

Another good win for Crocker.

I find Crocker compulsive viewing...you just never know when he could end a fight at any time. Jeez, this guy can crack !

It looked like he was going to sweep McKenna away early doors with his two fisted power punching, but credit McKenna for showing a lot of gumption to see it through to the end.

You could see Crocker showing signs of fatigue in the last round, but he still kept his power & even more importantly...his competitive spirit.

It's going to take very good boxer to beat Crocker.

Fatigue, Lewis was punching solidly and putting his shots together excellently in the last round, can’t see what you seen at all mate

billy nelson wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 15:00 Fatigue, Lewis was punching solidly and putting his shots together excellently in the last round, can’t see what you seen at all mate

I don't think he was having a go Billy, Crocker did seem a little fatigued, boxed really well though and a real talent.

On another note, when will see Bakole next? Looking forward to seeing him in the ring again.

Billy, it was the tenth & last round after Crocker had worked hard throughout & punched with power....he's entitled to be tired !

I'd be critical if a boxer wasn't showing signs of wear & tear in the final round but then handed over a win to his opponent.

Maybe have another look at that last round...I'm sure he was feeling it But I also thought Crocker showed all the signs you'd want to see in such a situation.

Ultimately Lewis was never in danger of losing and will only benefit from being extended

THEBUTCH wrote: ↑12 Dec 2023, 16:04 Billy, it was the tenth & last round after Crocker had worked hard throughout & punched with power....he's entitled to be tired !

I'd be critical if a boxer wasn't showing signs of wear & tear in the final round but then handed over a win to his opponent.

Maybe have another look at that last round...I'm sure he was feeling it But I also thought Crocker showed all the signs you'd want to see in such a situation.

Ultimately Lewis was never in danger of losing and will only benefit from being extended

totally agree Butch

Noxy wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 14:39 I say you fellows, big fight this Saturday. A bona fide Belfast dust up. Trust me, this one is the bacon.
So, how do you see it?

McKenna vs Crocker is definitely a fight to watch, and Belfast will be buzzing come Saturday! You're right, this one's a real barn-burner - both these guys are hungry, skilled, and ready to throw down.

Noxy wrote: ↑29 Nov 2023, 14:39 I say you fellows, big fight this Saturday. A bona fide Belfast dust up. Trust me, this one is the bacon.
So, how do you see it?

McKenna is a step up for him though, he‘ll have to work for it.