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In reply to Post #3220
Just watched it, will you shake hands, no… 
They mean business 
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In reply to Post #3219
Yeah that is some card that night.
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TNT sports, the Preview. BB vs. Bivol 2. Worth a watch, both men ice cold, incredible
Another masterclass soon 
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War Derek Chisora, War Derek Chisora, War Derek Chisora
Warrior ✊
Nasty cut due to a clash of heads sadly but this did not phase him, experience and desire got him through that, what a fighter. Took some shots Wallin 
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Gutted for Nathan but he didn’t look up for it and time to hang those gloves up.
Well done to his opponent and the best of luck for the rest of your career.
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Fight night, Cmon Del
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In reply to Post #3213
Seems to have genuine power as well as the speed. He could be the real deal, excited to see how he manages to go up the levels.
Would love to see the Dalton Smith fight but maybe it does make more sense for it to happen further down the line now.
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Superb performance from adam azim on sat
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This is before the cards. Fury boxed his head off. I have him 5 up
ABSOLUTELY NO ****ING WAY 
Publicly that, all for Ukraine ffs 
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In reply to Post #3210
Fury dominates from round one......which means usyk will win as my predictions are pants usually.
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Fisher, faggot, up a level tonight and felt the pain, real man’s game, more than the first few rounds
DA end of his career but deserved the win✊
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Dave allen totally robbed what a joke
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Super fight on Saturday
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In reply to Post #3205
Different level now woman’s boxing, impressive if I’m honest ✊
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In reply to Post #3204
Jonas was superb but i think price will have too much for her .
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Some fight that and a great win for Cutler, deserved 
Went to bed and didn’t watch the Jonas fight, sets up a great fight with Price and that’s who my money is on, tough as **** that girl!
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In reply to Post #3202
Started well did Bentley.
Pretty certain it was a thumb in the eye that Brad took which unfortunately knocked the impetus out of him that he was building.
Spot on, he’s got the heart of a lion.
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Good fight that. Bentley the better boxer, didn’t like those body shots though. Paul has the heart of a lion
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In reply to Post #3200
Outboxed CBS, great performance from Ramirez, so humble after the fight too
Bivol whooped him. I will put my money on JO for the win too
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In reply to Post #3199
He is struggling in this , looked knackered from the end of the 5th
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In reply to Post #3197
So frustrating watching that and like you are saying Jeff, does **** all for the sport 
Main event. CBS has got to make him feel the power
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Tyson took the money rather than put that clown in hospital. Shame really.
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In reply to Post #3196
Farcical in every way . Totally ruining boxing tyson 's knee was worse than mine from the off he couldnt move . Was chewing on his own glove the whole fight that was to stop him throwing a punch !!
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In reply to Post #3195
Unbelievable performance, superb hand speed, deserved the win
As for the Tyson shambles, on the back foot, nah. What a ****ing farce, embarrassing, he could have put that bum out in 20 seconds 
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Taylor serrano what a fight a pair of the toughest women on earth. Get in katie whatever the american ****ers say you won that . Never should a point have been deducted both using the head. Fastest hands ever from a female.
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Big fight for CBS this weekend, looks in great shape
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Well done Shabaz.
Where on earth one of the judges got 115-113 in favour of Liam is quite frankly a disgrace.
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What a ****ing fight Essuman and Vaghuan
Warriors ✊
Edit - Disagree with that result
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In reply to Post #3190
Agree, well none JC. landed some lovely clean left hands and countered well
See who is next
I know he is countering but I think he needs to up the punch rate moving forward against the best
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Great fight catterall/ prograis both gave everything
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In reply to Post #3188
He was levellled, agree, cocky ****er
Well, what a fight that was
Thought Bivol did enough for me. A lot of BB shots were on the gloves. Credit to BB boxed well, just stays on the end of Bivols reach. Think he got it on aggression myself, deffo not clean shots, BB corner though he was behind!
Say one thing though, BB 39 and the full 12 rounds, superbly conditioned, athelete
For ONCE I agree with Hearn
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In reply to Post #3187
I said last year way too cocky whittaker. Big one coming up
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Well, that was a leveller for high hope Ben Whittaker. Interesting comments from Carl Frampton who hinted that he quit! Has to be a rematch!
Wardley what a finish, smashed Clark, thought he had broke his jaw!
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Fight night, what a card again!
Somebody’s 0 has to go. Got to be one of the best match ups for a long time Bivol and BB
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In reply to Post #3184
got to be ray vargas rematch,
nic was robbed of that belt
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In reply to Post #3182
Nick ball v ronny rios was a great fight,tough guy rios,
ball best feather weight out there at moment,
going take someone special to beat him
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In reply to Post #3181
Great fight in fact a few decent ones
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What a fight. Well done Jack Rafferty, true grit
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Well, super fight around the corner, Bivol vs. BB, should be a cracker
This ones for Gerry, a fan of the great sport
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In reply to Post #3178
Result for you then pal too
Joshua as I have said before is a great role model for the sport, superbly conditioned and has probably one of the best right hands in the business but it stops there for me, seriously lacking in boxing skills, exceptionally poor movement, still fights in straight lines and even the very basics, drops his guard all the time, chin exposed ffs, incredible after all this time, it’s a natural instinct, his defence is rubbish, hands all over, doesn’t cover up, he is so easy to hit and always has been
DD was tactically spot on, put it on him from the off as others have sat on the end of his jab and copped for the right hand. Slipped inside brilliantly and put it on him, made him look clueless because when it’s on him, he is, one trick pony Joshua, always has been.
I would love to see DD fight Usyk again, my money would be on him to blow Usyk away in 8. Carrying some serious power now and can land it. Come on a long way since the Joyce defeat, faced a man tonight who try’s to sit behind the jab and destroyed him
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In reply to Post #3177
I saw the weigh in highlight last night and you could see in his eyes he was not up for it at all.
Stuck a few quid on a DD knock out inside 6 as a result and went to plan. Extremely poor ring awareness from Joshua... landed a big hit on DD and then went for the kill and let his left hand drop twice.. DD even hit him one just before the knockout and he didn't react.
I was half expecting him to chat a load of bullocks at the end again but fair play to him he was actually quite humble
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Well, great performance from DD, put it on the bum from the bell. That should give the Joshua fans something to talk about, exposed again  
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AJ looks awful and now he's done.Hopefully retires now and is never seen again
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In reply to Post #3173
Yes, did you?
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Well, same as the l previous fights, Buatsi is not the god I thought he would be sadly, unstoppable at the start, found his level now.
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In reply to Post #3172
Did you REALLY watch it?
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In reply to Post #3167
Destroyed him in style? After taking about 50 big right hands. Do you honestly think if he fights that way he'll still be standing after a few rounds?
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In reply to Post #3169
Didn’t see anything during the weigh in, surely they would have mentioned that, will have to have a look, got to be on this!
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In reply to Post #3168
Could have been a good match up that, Smith is a Wiley old fox
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In reply to Post #3167
Reports coming out of dubois fracturing his hand !!! Anyhow im on the way
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In reply to Post #3167
Was going to have £50 on kelly,big bet for me as I'm only a occasional Saturday 20 quid bet man.....was so confident he would beat smith.
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Fight night
Looking forward to the Warrington fight, might be the fight of the night this
Cmon DD after his performance against Hrgović, where he destroyed him in style, shocked me to be fair, I though he was a serious contender, I’m hoping the same fate for Joshua if DD can avoid the big right, needs to keep moving and to Joshua’s left. This should be a cracker because if Joshua loses this it could be game over. Both came in around 250 ripped, incredible 
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Dissapointed Liam smith pulls out of sat fight !
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Great performance from Canelo, 62 pro fights now!
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In reply to Post #3163
One dimensional, always has been, he has proper heavyweight dynamite in that right hand though
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In reply to Post #3160
Do you genuinely believe that Anthony Joshua has nothing more to offer than sitting behind a jab?
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In reply to Post #3161
Nice one Jeff, will be a great atmosphere and hopefully some good fights
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In reply to Post #3160
Yeah im going mate fantastic undercard.
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Anybody watching then?
I hope DD sparks him
Dare I say it, might be a good fight. Can’t see Joshua doing anything other than sit behind the jab, he’s not got much else. The jab job worked for Joyce.
DD seems to have a lot better movement since and in his last two fights so I fancy him to put Joshua out although this is heavyweight boxing, one shot
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What a fight that was, Ben Fail vs Omir Rodriguez. Brutal
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In reply to Post #3157
Same as me Gerry, it was a close one. Personally i think he struggled at that weight, absolute top class fighter but I think he struggled with the power and could not put him away either and I think he realized that. He wants to keep quite about Canelo because I feel he would be far too strong and too powerful for him.
Still, at his weight a sure all time great, the man can box, superb
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In reply to Post #3154
Well I dont think Crawford deserved to get that decision it was a very close fight a draw maybe but If your going to take a mans belt it should be a clear win
I loved the isaac cruz vs jose valenzuela match and it was action from start to finnish
and valenzuela outboxing the pitball 
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In reply to Post #3153
As I suspected, his biggest test to date. Took some shots, He is human
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Yorkshire, Yorkshire, Yorkshire. Boxed his ****ing ears off 
I wouldn’t give the **** a round
He’s one of our own. And the new
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In reply to Post #3152
Crawford best in the world right now for me. This could be a test though.
Great fight night from the tarn. Moneo, what a tough woman, out many a man to shame
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In reply to Post #3152
also tonight
action from Oakwell in Barnsley as Zak Chelli and Callum Simpson clash for the British and Commonwealth titles; Caroline Dubois faces Maira Moneo and Stephen McKenna and Joe Laws meet on the undercard; watch live on Sky Sports Action from 7.30pm
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Terence Crawford is looking to add another world title the unbeaten American is aiming to become a four-weight champion
Crawford vs Madrimov will take place on Saturday 3 August at the BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
The event is due to begin at 9.30pm BST ( Ring walks for the main event are scheduled for 4.30am BST on both DAZN PPV and TNT Box office
Full card (subject to change)
Israil Madrimov (C) vs Terence Crawford (WBA super-welterweight title; vacant WBO interim title)
Andy Ruiz vs Jarrell Miller (heavyweight) .........what a **** he should of not been greedy and taken the Wilder fight when it was offered )
Jared Anderson vs Martin Bakole (heavyweight)
Isaac Cruz (C) vs Jose Venezuela (WBA super-lightweight title)
David Morrell vs Radivoje Kalajdzic (light-heavyweight)
Andy Cruz vs Antonio Moran (lightweight)
Steve Nelson vs Marcos Ramon Vazquez (super-middleweight)
Ziyad Almaayouf vs TBA (welterweight)
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In reply to Post #3150
Should have never taken the Zhang fight, that was a major wrong move
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Cant help feeling sorry for Joyce he missed out on the big money fights and the 2 zhang fights finished him really he should retire
and Delboy is not going anywhere until he has made the 50 fights sadly
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In reply to Post #3148
Agree. It was a great British fight though that, tough man Joyce, took some proper shots
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In reply to Post #3147
Thats the end of joyce nowhere to go for him now both should call it a day
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In reply to Post #3146
Get in. Oh Derek Chisora
War. Lovely to see the respect between them both afterwards, how it should be.
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In reply to Post #3145
wow so pleased for Derek
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In reply to Post #3144
He looks something special G
That’s what you want to see, switches, great lateral movement, super sharp, power, let’s hope
19 years old!
This should be a good un G, Like a bit of featherweight, super fit!
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been a great undercard so far !
AND ! Moses 19 year old future world champion
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In reply to Post #3142
Character
WAR
Didn’t think that was straight forward for Barney rubble, tough opponent the Columbian lad. Thought he ran out of ideas before his corner told him to go for the body, massive learning though.
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In reply to Post #3141
Think he's going to get wiped out Tbh, I hope not though. A real character and boxing will miss him when he's done
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In reply to Post #3140
Fight night
Cmon big Del, if he can get past the jab he has a good chance
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Sat 27th July
Chisora v Joyce hope fully Derek will retire after this one what he lacks in ability he makes up for with heart
I know he is a big underdog but I would love him to bow out with a win
and TBH after Joyce missing out on the big money fights and his last 2 losses against Zhang at 38 maybe he should consider retiring too ?
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In reply to Post #3138
Oh dear.
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In reply to Post #3137
Who you calling a fool ? Wind your neck in fanboy !!!
I have always been on here and as he is a mate of yours WE ALL saw /see ALL your posts about him constantly ignoring most of the other fights
and Heaney was fit enough to run off we all saw him AND PAULS EVEN WENT ROUND TO HEANEYS DRESSING ROOM TOO
OK I get he was upset but he let himself down END OF FANBOY thats , my opinion END OF CHAT !
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In reply to Post #3136
WTF are you gibbering on about as Nathan’s health came first before he could congratulate him. One thing Nathan isn’t is a sore loser.
You were no where near on here when he became British champion but now you can’t wait to wade in on a former graceful champion who was receiving medical treatment.
You’ve really let yourself down here as much as my mate Nathan ever could have.
You fool.
Edit - As for your information Brad Paul’s went over to Nathan’s corner and how do you know Nathan didn’t congratulate him then?.
As for the first fight I thought Nathan won it by two rounds but appreciate that boxing is subjective.
Edit - I only came on here to post (congratulations to Brad Paul’s on a deserved victory) but unfortunately got to read such an ill thought out post from yourself.
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In reply to Post #3135
PISSPOOR show
after Heaney lost never congratulated his opponent ? not even the decency to to stand in the centre with the ref for the decision and just buggered off sulking went right down in my estimation I had Pauls in front before the last round anyway and the last fight he was lucky to get the decision too IMO
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In reply to Post #3134
Great performance by Cain, solid
Heaney looks in great shape, should be a cracker
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In reply to Post #3133
Cracking win for Cain new champion
Heany up next
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Boxing tonight folks
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BOSH !!!!!!!!!!!!!! DONT BLINK 1ST ROUND
LINKY POO  
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Boxing on DAZN tonight from 7pm.
Main event of Tyler Denny v Felix Cash tonight.
Come on Tyler.
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In reply to Post #3129
There the ones that shock, put fast Frank in orbit that one
Incredible boxer the tank, he has got dynamite in that left hand
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In reply to Post #3128
What a left uppercut ! that started it super fast he never saw it
LINKY POO
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In reply to Post #3127
Wasn’t it
Knew he would win, they were all raving about super slick Frank. Tank has dysnamtie in that left hand and he can land it
Best performance to date that for CBS, SMc. has brought him on no end. RR one dimensional, poor, CBS superb condition, great game plan, worked him from the off
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TANK DAVIS !!! what a Left hand
BOOM !
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Billam smith v riakporhe thought it was a poor fight mainly due to the ref breaking them up every 10 seconds !!!
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Billam-Smith convincing win well disappointed with Riakporhe though
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In reply to Post #3123
I think the Davis fight could be a cracker, FM is super slick but I think he will fall to the left eventually
The Benavidez fight could be interesting too
I hope CBS wins but I think this is his toughest challenge to date
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In reply to Post #3121
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Well done DD
FH beaten and gased
Well done Zhang. Wilder, retired!
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In reply to Post #3118
It’s another great Card G
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In reply to Post #3116
There’s boxing taking place in Texas shortly afterwards as El Tigre promotions are putting on a show of which can be streamed for free. Dan of boxing tv is doing the commentating and if you YouTube boxing tv he’s interviewing a few of the boxers and also further information can be found.
Just thought I’d let you all know as should be a great night of boxing.
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Fight night
I fancy the bronze bummer to sleep the old fella, easy target, could be interesting this one
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In reply to Post #3114
When they splash the cash they can certainly put a great nights entertainment on
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woo hoo !!!!!!!!!
JUNE 1ST
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Deontay Wilder vs. Zhilei Zhang, 12 rounds, heavyweights
Title fight: Dmitry Bivol vs. Malik Zinad, 12 rounds, for Bivol's WBA light heavyweight title
Daniel Dubois vs. Filip Hrgovic, 12 rounds, heavyweights
Title fight: Raymond Ford vs. Nick Ball, 12 rounds, for Ford's WBA featherweight title
Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Austin Williams, 12 rounds, middleweights
Willy Hutchinson vs. Craig Richards, 12 rounds, light heavyweights
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What a fight
That was the right decision
Some proper grit from Taylor
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Weigh in is up. Only in Leeds could Josh Taylor walk out to the sound of w@nker, w@nker
Both men look in superb condition, should be a great fight, we will see if Taylor had an off night, I predict a riot, I predict a riot
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In reply to Post #3110
His style is shocking.
Suppose it's within the rules.
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In reply to Post #3109
Why?
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In reply to Post #3107
I hope Okolie gets knocked out. 
Shoudn't be allowed in the Ring. 
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In reply to Post #3107
I’m with JC following the robbery
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In reply to Post #3106
Yes its a genuine hate match
López really showed the way when he counter punched the counter puncher Taylor looked poor really
I used to really rate him but now I would love Jack Catterall to do a number on him big ask but he was the underdog last time and boxed out of his skin
On Friday
Sky Sports action ring walk about 22.15 Rozanski Vs Okolie should be a good match to watch
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In reply to Post #3103
Should be a cracker Gerry, no love lost here
It’s a while since the last fight and I think everyone agreed JC got robbed. JT since lost to Lopez and I question what he has got left, saying that, he is a Scott and he is fighting for his pride
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In reply to Post #3104
Spot on with JF
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In reply to Post #3102
Agree John Fury is a tit.
Never been impressed with anything he said and having watched some of his historical fights he was rubbish.
He's getting glory from his son's achievements...without Tyson nobody would know who he was.
Glad Usyk won, I know I should want UK boxers to win but I don't really rate Tyson Fury.
I would much rather back AJ, especially after his performance against Ngannou.
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In reply to Post #3101
Cant wait for Catterall v Taylor 2 should be a cracker
Date: Saturday, May 25
Start time: 7 p.m. UK
Main event ringwalks (approx): 10 p.m. UK
The event will begin at 7 p.m. UK with the main event ringwalks
scheduled for 10 p.m. UK . These timings could change due to the length of the undercard fights. The card will stream live on DAZN
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In reply to Post #3099
I think having John fury in the corner really didn't help Tyson at all
100%. The man is a tit. Listen to him or Sugar Hill, mmmmm
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In reply to Post #3100
I had it pretty much the same and I watched it. Fury possibly won the 12th and round 9 was 10-8 for Usyk.
Not many complaints from the boxing world with the outcome. i think most had Usyk as the winner. I really wanted Fury to win, those middle rounds he looked so comfortable and genuinly thought... its game over now.... but he got clipped square on the nose and i think that slowed him, then got hit with that big left hook in the 9th and he was just recovering and trying to stay in it from there.
Totally agree with the comment about John Fury, needs to be one voice in that corner and he was shouting over Sugarhill, which is not helpful at all.
Big fight at the weekend coming up... Catterall v Taylor. Should be a good one
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Only one way to guarantee winning and that’s knock the other fella out don’t rely on the judges.
Fury needs to stop with the showboating and just get back to boxing.
Yes I know He’s trying to sell tickets.
But,
I’m not a fan of modern boxing
I didn’t watch it but listened to it
It sounded like.
1-3 to usyk
4-8 fury
9-12 usyk.
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In reply to Post #3096
Spot on Jeff. I don't know how anyone could say either man "clearly" won. A 1 round swing either way at most. I think having John fury in the corner really didn't help Tyson at all. If the rematch happens then he really should be nowhere near the corner
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In reply to Post #3096
Spot on Jeff that would have been the right decision
Usyk is one very tough MF, superbly conditioned
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Thought it was a draw myself but good fight very clean no ref intervention apart from 9th when he helped fury out.
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An unexpected treat last night. I refused to pay for it.
Can't stand Fury or his family. But a mate sent me a link to a stream.
So me the wife and kid all cheering Usyk on in the early hours.
Great fight.
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Usyk broken jaw
Wonder if there will be a rematch?
What a fight
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The right result in the end. Although a split decision was abit of a shock, not sure how that judge had Fury up 7 rounds. I had him winning 4 rounds maybe 5 at a push. Great fight tho. Hopefukly the rematch will happen.
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I thought it was 100% the right decision and Fury was a bit of a CNUT mentiong the war as a reason he lost !!
he got beat by the better man and was lucky the ref didnt stop it in the 9th too IMO
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In reply to Post #3089
Was the 9th yes.
Thought Usyk just did more to Nick the rounds but thought 115-113 in the end.
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In reply to Post #3087
I had Fury by 3
Boxed his head off other than the 9th was it?
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In reply to Post #3086
Was a two fight deal anyway I think I heard it said.
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In reply to Post #3086
I had it 113 Uysk. 115 Tyson.
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No way
Ate jabs all night!
Still, Fury should have finsied him
Rematch
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In reply to Post #3084
With SugarHill style of Training I think Tyson may go all out for early KO ?
its really going to be an edge of the seat match thats for sure
I cant wait to see Moses Itauma on the undercard I thing he will turn out to be a World champion in the future amazing power
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Yeah usyk will target the eye and look for a stoppage , hes a great fighter but will run out of steam with fury leaning on him. If fury jabs like he can keeping him at range he will wear him down . Usyk punches harder than he is given credit for cant wait for it.
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In reply to Post #3080
Admin please delete. Posted the same multiple times oops.
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In reply to Post #3080
Fury looking fired up for it. Set to be a great fight hopefully. Keep changing my mind on what the outcome will be. I think Fury at his best beats Usyk at his best, just depends what version of each of them turn up. Both intellegent boxers who can adapt within the fight. Hopefully its not spoilt by that cut opening up on Furys eye, got a sneaky feeling its going to open up early and spoil the fight, but we will see.
Usyk will look to pressure Fury for the whole 12 and literally not give him room to breath, Fury will need to keep him out with that Jab and when on the inside, lean, hold and rough Usyk up.
Its set to be a fight with a little bit of everything, no one trick ponys in this fight.
No1 vs No2 in the HW division..... and we are set to find out which one is which.
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In reply to Post #3080
Admin please delete. Posted the same multiple times oops.
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In reply to Post #3078
The way I see him. Full of ***** and a bully, seen a few videos on the tube about him
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In reply to Post #3077
He has always been the same .Tried to bully us when tyson sparred with us as a teenager, you should have seen him when tyson was sparked out by David price in the gym . Unfortunately or fortunately for him he knows when and who to do it to. Out of the limelight tyson and peter fury are gentlemen and Tyson is very very generous. John was a useless boxer and never a bare knuckle champion trying to live tysons life for him.
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In reply to Post #3076
I’m sure some are fine people, I have had dealings with them myself similar to Gerry.
As a bloke once told me, they would nick the gold out of your teeth if they had the chance, completely different lifestyle to ours, woman run the caravans, which are immaculate, men ruled by the fist 👊
I know a regular Boxing Day meet, hundreds of them, turn up end up scrapping in heaps, worth sitting in the car with a 4 pack and watching
What he did at the boxing was out of order, an unprovoked attack on a man half his size
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In reply to Post #3074
John Fury is a typical traveller mong
Maybe in boxing. I've only one story of him, told to me by a disabled powerlifter, his dad had a shop near the Furys, one day Tyson messed the shop keeper about. John marched him back into the shop some time later to apologise to him, seems pretty decent if you ask me.
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In reply to Post #3074
I have had some brilliant experiences with traveller`s over the years most recent one was about a years ago when I was able to use the jetwash I pulled up behind the guy that was using it clearly a traveller in his big flashy pickup with the family he shot a look at me then when he finished he walked round to my car and said I will pull out you pull in stay in your car there is enough time to do yours
I drove forward and he washed my car I offered him money and he laughed and said dont be daft and drove off
another time I bought some slabs at a grden centre and was loading them in my camping trailer and 2 traveller`s came over and said leave it to us
sure there are some do as you likeys (pikeys tinkers ) but they are not proper traveller`s
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In reply to Post #3073
John Fury is a typical traveller mong and he proved that with his recent antics. To be fair though, took the focus off the fighters 
Should be a great fight. I think Tyson will put him out within 8 and tbh I would be surprised if he sparked him in 4. Fighting is about ranges and Usyk has to come inside to land and then he is susceptible to one of Tyson Fury’s best shots for me and that’s his uppercut, world class. Leading with his jab, short fast hands from Fury for me, lot of lateral movement when Usyk comes in, some winging body shots and some good uppercuts, job done, hopefully. Usyk has got to have plenty, of movement, more than ever, especially the head to slip and come inside but this time I expect the fight to be at pace throughout. This ain’t no Joshua mugging
Somebody’s 0 has to go. Cmon Tyson Fury
Can’t wait
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In reply to Post #3071
John is giving the Travellers a bad name he has Brought disgrace to Saudi...his country and his family...he should be sent home and banned !
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Yeah should be good . The fury,s are seriously pissing me off now though John is an ********. Part of me wants usyk to win . Tyson from an early age was a class act its all the garbage he brings with him .
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In reply to Post #3069
Too close to call
but I think Fury will win he is a natural with a boxing brain much better than some folk realise for a big man he can be so fast and the ability to instantly switch seamlessly and fight as well either hand I think there is a big chance he will stop Usyk
but anything can happen
I will be looking forward to seeing how Moses Itauma gets on in his journey a world champion in the making IMO
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Mega fight on Saturday fight fans
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BLOODY FANTASTIC !!!
LOMA dominates and stops GEORGE KAMBOSOS and is a World Champion again
especially after that robbery with the Devin Haney
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In reply to Post #3066
In that division he looks special, but there's not much in the way of a threat there. If he went up a division (which is only 4lbs heavier) I don't think he'd have it quite so easy
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In reply to Post #3065
Two cracking fights,that Inoue is something special.He makes it look effortless and for 5ft 5 carries unbelievable power
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GET ON SKY SPORTS ACTION NOW !!!!
LIVE FROM TOKYO MAIN EVENT RING WALK AROUND 12.15
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SAT May 4h CANELO VS MUNGUIA ON DAZN PPV
ring walk around 04.15 Sunday morning
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MAY 6th BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY MORNING AT AT 09.00
I know what I will be doing watching Sky sports Action and Naoya Inoue the man they call the Monster
Live from Tokyo Naoya Inoue`s WBC, WBA, IBF and WBO super-bantamweight belts will all be at stake against Nery, a dangerous Mexican challenger Luis Nery
should be a decent match
RING WALK main event around 12.15 apparently
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In reply to Post #3061
Yes thats why I read 12 million dollars plus his purse some serious dosh !!
I dont think boxers here can bet on themselves it was a brilliant scrap I stayed up all night waiting for it as they said ring walk was 0400 but it was much later ggrrr
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In reply to Post #3060
Garcia done good.
I read today that he was being a dick for months before the fight on social media, acting drunk/high etc -- and the bookies lowered the odds on him winning.
Then he bet $2 million on himself for a win, and took home $12 million, plus the fight money.
If that's true, cherrrrr-frickin-ching! $$$$$
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WELL !
If you missed it ? here are the highlights WELL WORTH A WATCH !
LINKY POO
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In reply to Post #3058
Beterbiev v Callum Smith live on sky Sat/Sun
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Manny Pacquiao, 45, announces ‘big’ rematch with Floyd Mayweather, 46,
LINKY POO 
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THE BEAST !!
WHAT A FIGHT !!!!! LINKY POO
TOP TIP
WATCH IT IN FULL SCREEN
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In reply to Post #3055
Parker not big enough for the big boys.
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In reply to Post #3053
he boxes in straight lines and barely moves his head
You missed “still” out of that
I am not sure what Ben Davidson has brought other than some over confidence and sit behind the jab.. As Gerry said, might have been to the hypnotist lol. A quality boxer with some good movement will box his head off. The only advantage Joshua has, he has a good reach and carriers serious power
I would put my money on Wilder because AJ cannot box like Fury or move like Parker did last night. Static, perfect for the bomb 💣
Wilder couldn’t set his feet last night, always on the back foot, to be fair when you see him drop the bomb his legs must be 6 foot wide, incoming missile lol, couldn’t get into those positions last bight, JP was magnificent
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In reply to Post #3053
Yeah it has traction for sure, both can bang, both can be hurt, the question is does wilder want to continue ? His record has taken a bit of a knock over his last 5 fights and he may not want to risk it further. He's 38 now, doesn't need any more money and realistically isn't going to get anywhere near a title again for at least a couple of years with the potential 2 fury v usyk fights, then mandatory challenger's after that. And he's got to keep winning and first fury and now parked have shown how to beat him. He may choose the cash out option if the Saudis will still bankroll the AJ fight , and AJ agrees to it. But he's already said if it's a choice of a title or wilder he will go for the title . Certainly a lot of potential for 2024 to be the best heavyweight year for some time
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In reply to Post #3050
I still think the AJ Wilder fight still has some traction. Parker has a better boxing IQ and better movement than AJ. Parker boxed superbly and didnt give Wilder the opportunity to throw his right hand never mind land it. I think Wilder was waiting for that static target but it never came. Parkers movement was slick and measured, good footwork and head movementand dangerous with that looping right hand. I dont think AJ has that his locker, he boxes in straight lines and barely moves his head. So I genuinly think Wilder would still fancy himself against AJ, be a much easier target to land the RH. ObvsAJ can bang too so i think tgats why its a good match up. . AJ says he will fight anyone and i believe he would. Parker rematch would be interesting.
That being said in here 2024 has skme real potential, especially with Saudi in the mix and the willingness for multiple tv platforms to work together which is usually what puts the brakes on big fights.
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In reply to Post #3051
Yeah I saw him say he'd still be up for it, I can't see wilder wanting it without at least a tune up beforehand now. I'm sure Parker would like the aj rematch, not so sure AJ will go that way. I can see him fighting hrgovic , who yeah got the decision against Zhang but it was a bit of a gift imo. There are a few others getting up there too now, Anderson, bakole,Zhang . Lots of potential for a great 2024 if the fights can be made.
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In reply to Post #3050
He is after Wilder he was saying, probably trying to beat the man who beat the men to try and restore his reputation now he thinks Wilder is on decline
He will fancy a fight with Parker I reckon, I hope Parker smokes him tbh.
There has the potential to be a lot of good heavyweight fights next year
As for Hrgović, you can see he is quality and he bet Zhang who most people wouldn’t take a second look at, monster of a man, Joshua better keep clear of Hrgović or he will get his heads boxed off!
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In reply to Post #3049
Can't see where he goes from there really, he's looking gun shy and as that's all he really had anyway I can see his team telling him to call it quits. Bivol was decent yeah, although he did look beatable. Not sure anything can be said about hrgovic really given his opponent may as well not even bothered putting his gloves on he was that uninterested in fighting. Aj looked to have a little bit of that spite back, be very interesting to see where he goes next .
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In reply to Post #3048
Possibly. Very humble in defeat which was nice to see, and he basically said he was at peace with himself which I though was nice to hear, to be fair, he has nothing to prove, can’t say I was a fan from a purists point of view but there’s no doubt he can bang, and he will go down in boxing legacy with a record like that.
Bivol masterclass, but he did get hurt with that body shot. Wants Callum Smith or BB next, two good fights there, when they meet and he faces the winner
Hrgović Is looking good
Great fight night that
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In reply to Post #3047
So glad windmill lost not even a close fight
That's him done
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Robot wins, to be fair boxed OK, guess he will never see Wilder now ffs
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In reply to Post #3045
What a performance
Bronze bummer on back foot, clueless! Can’t set the bomb
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Fantastic class performance joseph parker
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Well, some decent fight tonight and finishes!
JO super slick feet, fast hands and dynamite, what a shot that was!
DD
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In reply to Post #3042
He ain’t the god people thought he would be, I could see that a mile away
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You can win an Olympic gold medal, Worlds silver medal and two ABA golds without being able to box?
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On now, what a card
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In reply to Post #3039
He has been rocked a lot of times when you look back at his fights
The sad thing is, these key fights seem to be happening, should have happened years ago, but I suppose we shouldn’t grumble
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In reply to Post #3038
Yep I think everyone knew that. He always had that robotic amatuer style. Textbook movements which are easy to read at the highest level. At that level you need an edge to be succesful. His edge was his fearless aggressive and poweful attacks but he lost that confidence and his edge when Ruiz concussed him. Now he appears affraid to commit for fear of being clipped again.
Wallin isnt a big hitter but he is awkward and a half decent boxer, if AJ tries to box it will go to points. If we see the old AJ he will throw everything at him for a stoppage. Need to see the latter from AJ really because we all know he cant box.
Like u say, to beat Wilder you need to put pressure on him, he does not like being bombarded, get in close so his long arms are not effective. Fury made it look easy going in and out. Itll be hard for Parker to emulate that tho being the smaller guy. Should be a decent fight but i think Wilder will smoke him with a heavy shot mid rounds.
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In reply to Post #3037
I knew from when I first saw him he couldn’t box, zero lateral movement, planted feet, body builder who can punch with some backward and forward movement, sounds hard but that how it was, he has progressed a little, although he got the win in the second fight he looked like a ****ing robot
Usyk can box and that’s why he got battered and totally exposed. Totally wrong in both fights, head gone, he should have used his strength, bulldozered him into the corners and battered him that was his only chance, making it a dirty fight.
He is focused until he gets hit, OW is a very dangerous fight to take for me but if you are up there, there ain’t many easy ones unless you are truly world class
One of my biggest disappointments of this era is Parker, he can box but seems like he doesn’t want to get hurt and holds back, would love to see an aggressive version with kill on his mind and some bad intentions. I wish he would beat the bronze bummer but as we know, he has dynamite in the right hand, still he is friends with Fury so he will have had some good advise. He needs to be out of range slipping the bomb, in and up close, if he can keep Wilder on the back foot , make him fight at a high tempo, he stands a chance for me
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In reply to Post #3033
In my opinion. It all went down hill for AJ after he fought Parker. Parker was the 1st fighter who didnt stand and trade shots with AJ. AJ had to chase him around the ring and actually box rather than slug. He realised soon after than he isnt that good at boxing. For years he relied on his fearless agression and power with very limited actual boxing skill. He then started going on about "learning the sweet science" changing his approach to try and learn how to actually box. He had a wobble in the dressing room before the Ruiz fight, some say he had a panick atrack, he said he was mentally drained which makes sense. His body language on the ring walk was all off aswell. He then gets clipped hard by Ruiz and no one had hit him like that before eventually losing the bout. I think AJ has alot of voices in his head, he seems to of lost his charactor we saw in his early career, the loss against Ruiz has rattled him. He lost his head in the ring after the Usyk fight. For a guy who used to preach about "staying humble" he certainly didnt follow his own advice. Now looking at AJ in the build up to this Wallin fight. He doesnt k ow what charactor he wants to be, the bad guy, the good guy, the quiet guy, the loud guy? He hasnt got a clue what his identity is anymore. He was very blunt in the interviews and just kept saying... im focused... im focused. Sounds to me like he is just acting.
As for this fight.... i think its the last chance saloon for him, it aint going to be easy against Wallin who is an akward southpaw. AJ will have to go sh*t or bust and go all out aggressive.
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In reply to Post #3035
Probably pinning his hopes on Wilder has gone, what is he 43 now, power is the last thing to go. He has more of that than Joshua and faster hands!
To be fair I hope it does happen, it would be a very interesting watch
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In reply to Post #3034
oh no matter what the outcome
Im convinced Joshua WILL fight wilder as the ppv sales in the USA will probably break records And restore wilders fearsome reputation when he knocks out AJ
back before AJ got knocked out by Andy he probably had a real good chance but that boats sailed now he is gun shy and scared
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In reply to Post #3033
Agree
Imagine if he had the aggression or iron Mike but more importantly could box and move! Dangerous fight that against OW, can’t afford any slip ups there
I wish Parker would win but he is certainly up against it there with the bronze bummer
If the results happen as expected I wonder if Joshua will eventually have the balls to step through the ropes against Wilder, that will be a contest of two hammers and if he wins that, unlikely, he may restore some real credibility setting him up for a Fury fight?
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In reply to Post #3032
I think Joshua should go to a hypnotist and get drummed into him you wont be scared of being hit
you wont be scared to commit to actually throw punches like your not scared to death etc
and just hope his corner tells him the truth
I can see Parker getting sparked
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Some big heavyweight fights coming up
Wilder vs. Parker
Joshua vs. OW
Dangerous fights for Parker and Joshua for me!
I bet Wilder would love to fight USYK
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In reply to Post #3029
Disappointed tbh, I thought in a couple of years time he could have been one of the best boxers to come out of this country for a long time. Seen a few of his fights, leaves himself square open at times and lacks timing if I am being ultra critical, let’s hope he keeps boxing and he certainly should!!! Maybe another trainer takes him to another level
And… Rodriquez can’t make that weight for much longer, when he steps up he will lose
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0H wow Peter McGrail was completely dominating and outboxing Ja'Rico O'Quinn who he knocked down twice then in round 5 got caught by a one punch knock out gutted
AND Sunny Edwards got well beaten
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In reply to Post #3028
My heart says Sunny
but my head fears he will get knocked out as he does get hit and bam is heavy handed
well tonight
you have Paddy Pimblett Fight on TNT Sports Box Office,with the preliminary card beginning at 1am UK time on Sunday morning whilst the main card will get underway at 3am
BUT
Rodriguez vs. Edwards tonight Fight start time. The event is set to get underway at 1 a.m. UK with the main event ringwalks scheduled for 3:55 a.m.
SO
I wont be going to bed tonight
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In reply to Post #3027
Should be a great fight, can’t beat those lighter fighters for some intense action. I used to really like his brother, Charlie, nasty little ****er who liked a tear up
I have to go with Edwards, up the Brits, but it is a pretty much an even fight for me, on paper lol, styles make fights though
Fights like this, everything is on the line though, somebody’s “0” has got to go!
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Rodriguez Vs Edwards
IMO one of the most important fights of the year this weekend
Both have world belts to lose both have no losses gonna be a hell of an ask from Sunny his biggest challenge by an unbeaten heavy handed southpaw with 7 inch reach advantage
live on DAZN in the USA
Expected ring walk 04.00 ish so set your alarms or like me will stay up and watch the undercard from around 0100 think it is
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In reply to Post #3025
I like that lad, wears his heart on his sleeve so to speak, likes a fight
TBH i saw him as a British champion level, so can’t knock the lad at all. Not the best defense or movement, powerful and likes a war which could be his downfall against a quality boxer. I thought the same, was blowing early and just didn’t seem at the races for me, took far too many unnecessary punches in that fight trying to walk him down, lucky he got the stoppage because he was down on points for me by quite a way
Don’t think there is an easy fight when you are knocking around that level though, unless you are very special
Easy to pass comments when you are not on the end of it
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In reply to Post #3024
Don't know much about CBS but he looks a big fecker for sure,also looked out of breath far too early,couldn't see him lasting long in with the best.
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In reply to Post #3022
Poor performance from CBS that, tried to walk him down and got his head boxed off. Thought the last couple of body shots looked to hurt the Pole, took the wind straight out of his sales, then doesn’t come back out for the next round, can only think his ribs have gone
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In reply to Post #3022
Given that every ring walk could be their last, and they are risking their life for others entertainment I'd say let them do what they want
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Just watching the boxing on sky sports arena
and thinking IS IT ONLY ME ?
that is pissed off with these silly time wasting entrances ? I would much rather they play a bit of their choice of music as the walk to the ring
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In reply to Post #3020
Boxed well Haney
I think RP just wanted to knock his head off, left himself in range all the time too
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Ebanie Bridges got a proper battering by a late substitute
Haney also completely dominated also dropped him and went on for a 1 sided win
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DH vs. RP tonight, some tension there, expect it to be a great fight, test for Haney this
Chris B Smith on Sunday, should be a cracker
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In reply to Post #3017
Up the Brits any day
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In reply to Post #3016
I was FAR more infested in the Belfast undercard all genuine 50/50 matches and all were great
Tyrone McKenna vs Lewis Crocker, Caoimhin Agyarko vs Troy Williamson and Sean McComb vs Sam Maxwell brilliant night of boxing
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In reply to Post #3015
Thought the Garcia fight was poor, danced around the ring avoiding contact for most of the fight Garcia. Duarte was poor, out of range then stood in front of him, couldn’t plant his feet to throw either. Bit of a lucky punch for Garcia for me after dancing around for so long, but he landed. Duarte wants to watch GGG and how he cuts the ring off, that was missing. Can’t say I’m a big fan of Garcia, can give it but can’t take it, reminds me a lot of Khan, gangly with fast hands. Fight people like that and they have to put it on them with multiple punches and Duarte didn’t, or you have to be super slick on the counter like Tank. I think Duarte will have learned a lot from that though.
I’m sure Garcia will be pleased too, since DH and BH we’re tipping him to lose!
Some performance from Gill that!
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What a brilliant night of boxing last night
some really great bouts
and finished off with a Garcia KO victory
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I wish they would **** that long haired **** Diamante off, does he stutter, how many times does he repeat stuff ffs
Only one M Buffer
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Conlan vs. Gill tomorrow night, could be a cracker
Garcia over the pond, big fight for him that, cannot afford loose
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In reply to Post #3010
Tremendous performance tough as they come
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In reply to Post #3010
Some performance that from KT
Managed to keep CC at range better this time around, super sharp hand speed and good movement, didn’t get sucked in to CC fight like last time. What a fight though that, woman’s boxing is certainly on the map now
And one judge gives it a draw and the other KT by 98 - 92 WTF 
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Congratulations to Katie Taylor
For weeks Katie Taylor said that her rematch with Chantelle Cameron would be a completely different fight and the Irish icon was true to her word, scoring a hard-fought 10-round majority decision over Chantelle Cameron to claim the undisputed super lightweight championship. Official scores were 98-92, 96-94, and 95-95.
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Well Katie Taylors last throw of the dice tonight, has her work cut out for me, she had better be on top form plus some because CC gave her a once over last time, too strong for me. Can’t see how KT is going to do it if I’m honest other than box, move and be super slick, she has the faster hands, but that is energy zapping, last time she got drawn into CC game, can not afford to be in a tear up. If it’s anything like the first fight it should be great watch because they can both box
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In reply to Post #3007
Knew it would be a good one that. Some heavy leather exchanged there, takes two men to make a fight, looked very well conditioned MC
Good bit of refereeing that. What a great venue the York Hall is, great atmosphere
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what a scrap brilliant finish by Mark Chamberlin
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In reply to Post #3005
Cheers mate as I would have missed this otherwise.
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In reply to Post #3004
Boxing on TNT tonight, Mark Chamberlin at the brilliant York Hall
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woohoo FIGHTNIGHT tomorrow SAT 25th
Katie Taylor V Chantelle Cameron rematch on Sat DAZN one not to be missed
The undercard is due to start at 7pm GMT, with main event ring walks expected at around 10:30pm.
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In reply to Post #265
Was on 3 nights ago mate…….
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In reply to Post #3001
Nice one mate.
He won by quite a margin and it may well be as that margin could stand him in good stead to go one better than what Denzel managed.
We never had any doubt that he could pull it off and the plan worked to a treat.
I love the lad and before the title fight said he would be paying me a visit with the belt should he pull it off.
I haven’t seen the bare knuckle mate but was down at Fenton manor last week watching the show put on by bad to the bone.
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In reply to Post #3000
Good result for your lad
I watched the bare knuckle too, major disappointment for Danny Christie
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That’s the Nathan we know. Thankfully stuck to the plan and schooled him.
114-114.
WTF should never officiate again.
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Azim made it look easy. Brilliant performance
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Adam Azim tonight, free on sky sports mix
Just watch the Harry Scarf fight, what a performance, deserved the win
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In reply to Post #2996
Go oarnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Nathan.
Above all else hope that all boxers come home safely.
Edit - The hard graft done is in the bank. Stay disciplined, stick to the plan and go get the best return possible.
Boy, is this lad going let all his emotions out should he become British champion. Not only for himself but for his father Joe who sadly took his own life shortly before Nathan becoming midlands area champion.
Everything well and truly crossed.
Good luck Nathan.
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TONIGHT ON TNT Bentley Vs Heaney is on that card
LINKY POO
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nick ball v issac dogboe tomorrow manchester arena,
fight will be on tnt sports if anyone interested
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It’s on, February 17th
Sooner than I thought that!
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Thought I would share this, I’m obsessed 
I watch a lot of fight stuff but KOTS is one of the best by far, virtually no rules and some proper violence going off, a lot claim to be football firms but they are proper trained fighters, they can fight! basically fight until somebody is out of there
Welcome to king of the streets
Even the music gets me buzzing
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Free boxing tonight on C5, Harlem Eubank, seems a lot more tolerable than Jnr. Let’s hope so!
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https://youtu.be/tH-fvR9fJy0?si=zyFaLXPuutQRJ55k
How it was, brutal, look at those gloves lol
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In reply to Post #2989
Sounds about right to me. Fury hit FN with some good shots, just didn’t phase him, that’s when you know you are in for a hard night
Look at what he did with Otto Wallin, well off the game that night and that cut could have finished him!
To be fair, he openly admits he is mentally I’ll which is sad really but I guess that’s why he is up and down, I’m guessing there may have been a loss of focus for FN thinking he would walk it. He could have and should have jabbed his head off!
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Well after watching the fight a few times now
Im going to be unpopular
as I think it was very very close but Fury just nicked it with the help of his point scoring Jabs thru out the fight after the Knockdown
EDIT
It turns out that despite Ngannou's best efforts, Fury managed to land more punches over the ten rounds.
According to CompuBox, the Salford-born star managed to land 71 of the 223 jabs he threw at his opponent.
On the other hand, Ngannou threw 231 punches but only made contact with 59 of his attempts.
Fury also reigned supreme in six of the ten rounds, while Ngannou had his time to shine in the third, fourth and eight rounds
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In reply to Post #2987
Agree. I think the USYK fight will happen around May
To be fair it is what he needed, he won’t play about next time, typical gypsy showboating and gloating, out on the piss the night before too
Don’t judge the Usyk fight on that it will be totally different to fighting FN!!!
FN deserves another shot too after a performance like that, although I would expect a different outcome
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Who is the fat sausage now?!
The whole thing was a farce. Two hours from the Wardley fight to the Fury fight. What a bore that was after an entertaining undercard. The fight itself was much better than expected and Fury lost it, but the WBC couldn’t have that (despite the belt not being up for grabs) and the judges obliged.
Fair play to Ngannou, he was solid and took the injustice on the chin, he obviously knew it was coming.
I very much doubt we will ever see Fury in the ring fighting Usyk. He would rather keep the unbeaten ‘Gypsy King’ myth alive as, for my money, Usyk outsmarts and outboxes him every time.
My guess is he retires again, then comes back (again) for another big money fight against a non boxer or two.
Without the Usyk fight can we really say that Fury was the generational great that we were lead to believe? Who does he really have on his record apart from Wilder and a 39 year old Klitschko? And while the Wilder fights were entertaining can we really say that beating him over 3 fights was such a feat?
Yes, obviously Wilder has freakish power in his fists, but how many tests has he really had other than Fury? He sat on the WBC belt fighting very beatable challengers twice a year for 5 years. Smart, but not exactly the stuff of greatness.
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In reply to Post #2985
FN is a striker, unbelievable power, 17 stone of pure muscle, and knows how to train for a fight, think he opened a lot of peoples eyes.
Very, very powerful man. As much as I like Fury he is a boxer who carries a lot of weight but he does not have the dynamite for the power to weight ratio and the devastating one shot power, aka Wilder lol
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In reply to Post #2984
I've just watched it this morning and Francis did well for a "nobody" didn't he?! I reckon he might have a decent future in the ring. This was less of a mockery to boxing than some of the recent fights, and as long as people keep buying the ppv then they will keep happening. I'd like to see ngannou in with old windmill one day, it would be fun while it lasted
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In reply to Post #2983
Basically he got the game plan all wrong, expected FN to come out swinging to he could counter him. FN brilliantly disciplined, wait for Fury to throw then tried to counter, who has the biggest hammer
Heavyweight’s, takes one shot, fury was put down in the 3rd, landed but off balance and FN caught him on the side of the head. Scrappy really and for the first time ever Fury looked clueless until he strung a few jabs together
Can’t knock FN, machine, rock solid, full of muscle and would happily stand toe to toe with anybody
They reckon Fury was out the night before 
Fight like this do make a mockery out of boxing but that fight probably shocked us all, takes one single punch. As for the Fury’s I am inclined to think as mentioned below, you can take the gypsy from the camp but you can’t take the camp from the gypsys, mongs, John Fury what a cock, he fancies a slice of the cake with the real Tyson
Shouldn’t be allowed to fight for the bets either unless they have progressed down the boxing route
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In reply to Post #2982
sadly I was unable to stay awake and missed it reading so many conflicting reports ?
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Im afraid everyones getting their pants pulled down with fights like this !
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Day light robbery there is no way he won not a cat in hells chance I hope fn gets a massive brown envelope for that because he won hands down it makes a mockery out of the sport Tyson and Tommy robbing a living both lost yet both get the win
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Well, that saved boxing lol
To be fair FN got the knockdown but Fury had the punch count
FN, too strong, punches just bounce off him, he got caught with some very good ones!
Credit to FN, wasn’t expecting that
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Great composure from Wardley and a great left hand, super sharp hands too!
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tonight is FIGHT NIGHT !! .....UK: TNT Sports Box Office
The main card starts at 6 p.m. UK
with Fury and Ngannou making their ringwalks at approximately 10:40 p.m. UK This could change depending on the lengths of the undercard matches.
and like a lot of people hoping GREEDY PIG Fury gets sparked
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Fight night tonight, I am expecting Fabio Wardlie to put on a show after the recent antics by Adeleye, some bad blood there
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In reply to Post #2975
I would like to see AJ fight Wilder and I agree, both have the power, Wilder has the success rate though.I don’t think anybody likes Wilder except for a few yanks!
Agree, Ortiz could have won both of those, far superior boxer, just succumbed to the bomb
Fury exposed Wilder as a one trick pony, aggressive fighter with a wide stance looking to land the bomb, put him on the back foot, clueless. Master class from Fury in all 3 fights, first one boxed him on the back foot, second one battered him on the front foot, third one bit of everything. For a big guy his movement, and skills are incredible!
Usyk is a great boxer no doubt but you could argue his record is not the greatest, Bellew etc who I can’t say I am a big boxing fan off. Still, you can only fight who is around at the time
End of the day we are being super critical because any of the above could wipe us out with the wind off their gloves
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In reply to Post #2974
Ive not called usyk a great Chris. Not sure where you keep plucking that from? But he has 3 belts. That makes him a heavyweight champion! The dubois fight was one where some saw it as a low blow, others saw it as a fair shot and dubois was robbed. At the end of the day what happened, happened and you can only go with the refs decision. Personally it looked like a clean shot to me. But would usyk have got up within the 10 count? Who knows. He didn't need to because the ref gave him time for a low blow.
Agreed wilder is a nasty ******* , can't stand the man and hope he gets beat every time he sets foot in the ring . He had a few challengers for it too?10 of them And he's been on his way to losing a few fights along the way and got out of jail with a big right hand. Even that Artur spika was beating him until he got sloppy , and the over the hill chisora absolutely destroyed spika with ease . Ortiz was winning both fights until the right landed too even though he's god knows what age. His record has great numbers I'll agree, but names on that record? Not so much. I agree aj doesn't stand much of a chance, especially these days as it's pretty clear he's mentally weakened . But wilder can be hurt too so if aj could land first anything is possible. Not that I think he would because of being gun shy these days. Can't see either of them having much left in them tbh, 2 or 3 fights each maybe .
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In reply to Post #2973
And yet he holds 3 of the 4 belts
And Dubious was SO close, are you going to say that he would be a great if he won too lol. Usyk ain’t put them together.The same collection Joshua put together before he was exposed again and again and again. Like it or not the belt was the WBC who nobody would challenge for whilst Joshua was doing the sweepings up. Wilder would absolutely well and truly obliterate him, the man ain’t no defence!
And then a man who is mentally I’ll, 10 stone overweight with a drugs and alcohol problem as a result, does major draining weight loss and comes along and beats the WBC dosser 3 times, now that is something that NO former heavyweight champ has ever done and probably will not again, that alone is pretty, unbelievable, ****ing amazing!!!
I think Wilder is the most dangerous fight for Usyk, and he won’t take it
Wilder is a nasty MF, but as somebody once said, you don’t go in there to tickle each other lol
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In reply to Post #2972
But you said he wasn't a true heavyweight champion ? And yet he holds 3 of the 4 belts? And yet old windmill isn't a champion anymore either? Granted he can't be called a heavyweight great and at his age it's doubtful he has got enough time left to ever be called one. Even if he beats fury and wilder . Don't think he's got much chance against fury Tbh, but wilder I'm not so sure. That one could go either way for me.
In reality, who has wilder fought? He's got a massively padded résumé himself , other than fury he's got nobody. And the man is an utter tool. Saying he won't retire happy if he doesn't have a body on his record. He can't box for toffee either, all he has is that power, hence he came up short against someone with actual skills ,even though he made every excuse under the sun he simply wasn't the better fighter . Not even close
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In reply to Post #2971
Great boxer USYK no doubt, athlete. not a true heavyweight and who has he fought at heavy so far, a well over the hill Chisora, Joshua who can’t box for toffee, body builder, and he lost or should have against Dubios so that makes him a great does it, wins over those 3 lol, come back when he has clocked up over 20 then we can talk about greatness
And all of those 3 are not even close to Fury or even Wilder.
I don’t dislike Joshua, great role model, but I knew from the start he was not the one that everybody was making him out to be, his fights were cherry picked over the years, he is a very powerful lad but lacks boxing skills, and movement, massively
And as for Holyfield he was a proper boxer, athlete, and warrior and you can’t compare USYK with him, he has been in wars, look at the fights he had!
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In reply to Post #2970
How is usyk not a heavyweight champion in your eyes Chris? Because he took the belts from aj who you have a clear dislike of? Or because he's an ex cruiserweight? (Just like haye/holyfield before him)
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In reply to Post #2967
Take him out of the equation and it only leaves Wilder as a true heavyweight champion for me. Far too much politics in boxing, the belts should dictate who fights who next.
and that dikhead father of his is a disgrace an embarrassment
Made me laugh, he was offering Mike Tyson out, let’s have a straightener lol. I am quite confident in saying that MT (who truly is one of the greatest of all time) could put him out in 3 if he wanted to and that’s if he didn’t catch him right with the first two
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In reply to Post #2967
He's signed to fight usyk next so not sure why everyone has the arse about that now?
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Right from day one when everyone was slagging Tyson Fury off
I could see he was trying to sell himself and could see he had a boxing brain and became a BIG fan
he can box either hand and switch seamlessly very gifted boxer
but recently I have gone right off him its not about the sport its simply greed and money he could easily have made the usk fight but was just to greedy
and that dikhead father of his is a disgrace an embarrassment
no I hope he gets knocked the fook out unlikely but it could happen
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In reply to Post #2966
Can’t knock him for what has gone before but to then take the proverbial out of such a great sport I find galling in all honesty. Should be about becoming undisputed and been one of the best in your era. To then fight someone that’s never boxed before solely for the money (he’s made as it is) really does take the 9155 out of the sport and out of himself really. Not for me.
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In reply to Post #2965
I don't think you can put Tyson in the same category as his brother. Tyson is the heavyweight champion of the world, twice now. He earned those belts. He's gone to the reigning champions back yard and taken them from them both times, he's gone into the ring with the biggest knock out artist the division has ever seen and beaten him multiple times. . His brother is all show and no go, he's not good enough to win belts at even European level so is taking the money option. This is just a warm up for usyk, nothing more than that. But one he is being paid an awfully large sum of money for, and it's his job after all. If anyone was offered a huge sum of money to do their usual job, but made a lot easier ,they'd take it.
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In reply to Post #2963
Much better to see Fury sparked out in a sport that he and his family are taking the 9155 out of.
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In reply to Post #2961
Another strange one, the man seriously is mental
Why he would want to fight FN is beyond me, great payout but that man can seriously bang, still Fury is slick enough, says he is going to go toe to toe with him lol, I believe him, and that is dangerous
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In reply to Post #2961
Definitely not. Would ruin the fury usyk fight, and that's the one surely everyone wants to see?
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In reply to Post #2961
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Fury vs Ngannou
so are we all in agreement then ? we are all hoping Ngannou knocks out Fury 
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Well, the main concern for me is where JC goes next, who are the fights. I wish he would be another British world champion but he has some learning to do for me as he steps up. last night he will have learned a lot though. Thought Linares was very good with the footwork, also managed to get his left outside JC right foot for most of the night which in turn, JC struggled to land any really powerful shots, swinging across his body, very wide stance too which didn’t help either. Good news he got the decision but I wouldn’t say it was as convincing as I would have like to have seen, he needs to get some fights in, but hey ho, up JC
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In reply to Post #2958
Don't think it's much of a test Tbh, Linares is so far past his best it's a bit of a joke imo. Lost his last 3 and is just a name for a jacks record. Should be a very comfortable win, probably on points but possibly late stoppage
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In reply to Post #2957
I hope JC boxes his ears off, good test that, dangerous though Linares even though he is at the end of his career
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CATTERALL VS LINARES Liverpool tonight ring walk about 22.00 ish DAZN
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In reply to Post #2955
Grinds me, should just put it on face ache or YouTube for all people with similar taste to watch
It called professional boxing, the best against the best not some bums trying to make a killing from it, easy money 
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In reply to Post #2953
Never again will i watch a fight card like that...PATHETIC.!!!!
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In reply to Post #2953
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In reply to Post #2952
The complete card was all absolute shyte its not boxing
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Absolute farce making a mockery of the sport , they averaged 13 hugs per round . Then the scorecards were added up wrong !!
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In reply to Post #2950
Me.
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so who is gonna watch the KSI vs Tommy Fury circus fight tonight ?
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In reply to Post #2946
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In reply to Post #2946
Which corner?…..
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In reply to Post #2946
PMSL, probably
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In reply to Post #2945
Gerry was there
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Machine, King of his era
https://youtu.be/XWRA-OxPWyU?si=gU1XZhArFFSbvzkn
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Funnily enough Dan Hewitt of boxing tv has told Bunce that he’s having his job….Lol. Bunce was great about it and told him to keep working hard.
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In reply to Post #2941
I always have the commentary on the radio whilst watching on tv but not when hes on
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In reply to Post #2941
I was just agreeing BUNCE has a voice thats painful to listen too
I watched it on DAZN and thank god he wasnt !
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What were you guys watching it on? Bunce doesn’t work for DAZN?
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In reply to Post #2938
I thought the undercard was brilliant had some cracking fights thought it was a shame Terri Harper got a draw think she had edged it and done enough for the win and Josh was doing so well until he got stopped and that was a fair stoppage IMO
and that bloody BUNCE should be sacked his awful voice I just cant listen to it either
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In reply to Post #2938
Thought it was good fight, Woods took a lot too!
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In reply to Post #2937
I did,nt think he beat the count turned his back on the ref ? If not it was right for me he took 3 or 4 flush on the chin.Turned the sound off fooking bunce does my head in !
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In reply to Post #2936
Was a good scrap and a clash of styles, knew they would both go for wit though
Have to feel for Warrington because I think he had done the better work and was edging it for me until he was caught. Question the stoppage though, should have let it go one more for me. Think there will be a rematch?
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In reply to Post #2935
JW was in control but got caught with a cracking shot,Wood seems to find a knockout when he really needs it
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In reply to Post #2934
You have to fancy Wood but hopefully it should be a cracker, JW will not want to lose this
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FIGHT NIGHT TONIGHT
Leigh Wood vs Josh Warrington
women's super-welterweight world champion Terri Harper is also in action sensible time too broadcast exclusively on DAZN
The event is set to get underway at 7 p.m. UK with the main event ringwalks scheduled for 10:39 p.m.
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I watched it last night and to me it looked like charlo being that bad rather than canelo being that good. For me he's way past his best . Now that ls over he is apparently going to get benavidez as his mandatory. Which imo he loses
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In reply to Post #2931
yes CANELO bossed the fight completely won every round apart from maybe one Charlo`s record suggested he was going to be a real threat but he was nothing like I expected
Caroline Dubois had a great fight and is now the new IBO lightweight champion and will have learnt a lot from that fight
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In reply to Post #2930
What a performance that was! No respect for Charlo, just walked him down, happy to take one to give one, proper solid shots from Canelo
Charlo, pretty clueless and scared to throw (no surprise), says a lot about Canelo
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wow CANELO is bossing this winning every round
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In reply to Post #2928
If it's the canelo of old maybe. He's looked miles past his best in his last 3 or 4 fights.
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In reply to Post #2924
Canelo smokes Charlo, too powerful
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Sky sports tonight 8.30 caroline dubois
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In reply to Post #2915
I know its a bit of a late reply but wth was that, if I'd have paid to be there I wouldn't have been happy (apart from the ko which was a belter).
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In reply to Post #2922
Told you it would happen, can’t wait for this
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CANELO VS. CHARLO
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2023 in Las Vegas
it will be on DAZN ring walk Sunday morning around 05.00 uk time I think ?
and if I was to put a bet on it would be on Charlo
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Bentley v Heaney 18th Nov Manchester Arena for the British title.
Work hard and take that title.
Good luck Nathan and most of all hope all fighters come home safe.
Edit. Cracking undercard involving Liam Davies amongst others.
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Its on
Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk have signed contracts for undisputed world heavyweight title fight
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Nathan be publicly announcing a big fight soon and I pray that he comes through this latest challenge.
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In reply to Post #2919
I bet Usyk is ****ting himself now lol, would I love to see him fight Zhang, proper heavyweight machine
Is AJ and Wilder really going to happen, that’s another knockout, bomb squad
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In reply to Post #2918
I don't think AJ is much of a drawer for anyone now really, just not got anything to concern the best.
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He should have never taken that fight in the first place, they should have been lining up for Usyk, madness!
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I can see the top boys trying to dodge Zhang until he's too old to be a worry. Would love love love to see Joshua get sparked out but he wont, AJ a scared fighter now. Hearn wont risk AJ
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Thats the end of joe joyce love to see joshua get sparked by him
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oh dear Joyce should be renamed Slow Joe
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In reply to Post #2913
@ harveyboy
DAB TALKSPORT 2
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In reply to Post #2912
Is it on the radio anyone please?
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In reply to Post #2911
Can’t see him getting anything G myself, Joyce the jab is a bit one dimensional for me, needs to throw some big overhand shots.
To be fair it could turn out to be a cracker because Zhang is a machine
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tomorrow 23rd FIGHT NIGHT THE REMATCH !
JOE JOYCE V ZHILEI ZHANG
its a tough ask for Joe as southpaws seem to be a problem for him its a must win fight for him if he is to get a chance of a big money fight hope he manages it unlikely I know but he deserves a big money fight
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Tyson Fury face off, 20 stone lol, I’m a wrecking machine!!!
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https://youtu.be/EbTLgslbJQM?si=nSyFUMimpXie0kcX
Echo that, like a honest man
https://youtu.be/fhMI38ginQw?si=igcKZde3d9C4FLP8
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Showed that being one of the best boxers ever dont really matter when it comes to the coaching game, Bo Mack got him boxing well.
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In reply to Post #2906
Smith must of had a big problem he did not turn up
Apparently he had to cut 42lbs (three stone) to make weight for his rematch and had a lower back injury
and glad Azim got some rounds in he will have learnt from that
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Well that was probably the weirdest night of boxing ive ever been to.
Moran absolutely blitzed . Azim put under alot of pressure , Dave allen never threw any punches while frazer clarke tried to wipe out his meat and two veg ! And then Liam smith who looked like he had had his voice box and windpipe removed. He never got started hardly threw anything and was struggling to breath properly from round 2 . He never spoke in his corner and never responded to what was being said to him .His ankles are always like that he over extends and has such a wide stance . Never seen him throw so few punches and absolutely no power in them .He was rubbing his eyes constantly like his vision was impaired maybe from the punch that floored him . Eubank was so much better than the first fight as smith was so much worse !
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In reply to Post #2903
Similar to me, wild punches though, how many missed!
Liam Smith just didn’t look at the races, flat? Eubank just tried to power him out, he had no choice.
Azim copped for some there, coming up the levels now, he got hit with some good shots too
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In reply to Post #2902
A demolition. Fair play to Eubank, that’s the way to pipe down the haters.
Smith ain’t on the football pitch tomorrow with those ankles..
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Well i detest Eubank, ****ing hate him. But Smith was never in that. He got smashed apart from round 2 until the ref finally put him out of his misery. No idea what the difference this time but Eubank was determined and Smith was never ever in it.
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eu**** is dominating this beefy is being out boxed
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Unless Smith can pull off a minor Miracle, he's going to lose sadly. Eubank Jr has systematically destroyed him. Doesn't look like he has a lot left
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In reply to Post #2898
Yea, it was easy enough in the end and the Ukrainian was tough enough.Azim had a very good 8th round. Clarke’s crowd could learn a thing or two from the Mcguigan’s about building a career for a fighter.
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What a fight that was last night on channel 5,Samuel Antwi vs Mason Cartwright
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In reply to Post #2897
good match he will have learnt a lot from that
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In reply to Post #2896
I wouldn’t underestimate any Ukrainian at the minute..
Azim got caught and is swinging about a bit but still in control. Good to see him in a bit of a fight
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In reply to Post #2895
agreed
this next one wont last long IMO Adam Azim has dynamite and super speed
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In reply to Post #2894
FC timing is absolutely shocking, been on the bag, needs sparring, dreadful!!!
Edit - Fraser Clark is at his level sadly, disappointed if I’m honest, can’t see him getting much better, hope I'm wrong
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In reply to Post #2893
cant wait for next match Adam gonna be a world champ for sure IMO
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In reply to Post #2892
Same as Gerry
Cmon Dave Allen, local lad to my area, tough nut , loves a fight, up against it tonight but heaveyweight boxing and all, to be fair, I like big Fraz
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In reply to Post #2891
I hope he gets stopped again
but I got a feeling it will be a points win for Liam ?
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In reply to Post #2890
Sorted Gerry, thank you for confirming
Cmon Liam Smith, hope he gets the win. Must admit, I thought Eubank was coming into it last fight in the 4th before he copped for one
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In reply to Post #2889
There was a few hiccups its fine now
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Anybody having trouble getting this on the screen?
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In reply to Post #2887
Dylan out for 18:01…
Goodness me this commentator who keeps on about long levers really does know how to bore the crap out of folk.
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AND we are off undercard started 18.00
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In reply to Post #2884
No mate, I have not, will look out for that
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Be cheering for Dylan Moran tomorrow night.
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In reply to Post #2882
Been watching eubank training fook me he moves so slowly his dad was similar but he was much better and tougher. I will be there again saturday and im hoping for the same result.
Have you watched the Hatton doc on sky ?
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In reply to Post #2882
Yes I hope Liam boxes his ears off and drops him again
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Smith vs. Tit Eubank 2.
Cannot believe that tit is sat opposite Smith on the gloves are off claiming it was an elbow
Let’s hope Smith finishes him and then he done, mouthy ****
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In reply to Post #2879
He is calling for something to be done about it,I doubt anything will happen.I think he's been robbed but it's not the first time it's happened and won't be the last
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In reply to Post #2879
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In reply to Post #2878
Look how high is belt his for starters
It was a cracking shot. He felt real HEAVYWEIGHT power
You have to feel for DD, could have been a 3 belt world champ, that doesn’t come around too often
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In reply to Post #2877
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In reply to Post #2876
To me he felt it, didn’t fancy a follow up and conned the ref.
As for Dubois I thought he was getting better from round 6 and then for someone so young to then look like he’d all of a sudden hit a brick wall doesn’t bode well for me.
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In reply to Post #2875
Played the ref there Usyk, that was game over.
Dubious can’t take a punch either, gets rocked far to easily, don’t get me wrong it was a stiff jab and he was stepping in with it but that should not have put him down, think he was exhausted
Based on that Tyson Fury whoops Usyk arse, KO
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He made out and acted like it was a low blow because he felt it and the ref fell for it.
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he was robbed no question IMO as the
Definition A low blow in boxing is a punch that lands below the belt line of your opponent
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In reply to Post #2872
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In reply to Post #2871
Seen it again, that was not low, on the belt
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In reply to Post #2869
That was coming up and to me hit him right on the money.
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In reply to Post #2868
Was praying Dubois got through that 9th then it could have set me up nicely for the 10th.
Had that not have been given as a low blow I just don’t see Usyk staying down and giving his belts up.
No way was that shot low.
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In reply to Post #2868
DD was tired, made to fight at pace, think we all new who we fancied for the later rounds. Need to see the shot again because it looked on the belt to me and if that were the case DD was robbed
Blueprints out there now…
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Usyk still got the job done
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NON Carp stuff