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You awake Gerry ? Great performance from dubois , he can bang.
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In reply to Post #1012 Yeah should be a good one dubois looks very promising.
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Boxing tomorrow night looks good ! (Sat 21st)
its on BT Sport from around 19.00 looking forward to seeing the amazing talented DUBOIS !! when he takes on FUJIMOTO both got great records
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In reply to Post #1010 funny enough Jeff glad you also think Bellew is the worst as it was being forced to listen to him recently that made me post about Commentators
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In reply to Post #1008 Yep froch knows what he is talking about mallinagi is another one , Bellew is the worst !
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In reply to Post #1007 Calzaghe never ducked anyone so thats him looking at it from his perspective , hearn owns joshua so he is looking to make as much from him as he can.
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Boxing commentators
is it just me that thinks Carl Froch is one of the best at giving the most accurate commentary ??
a few others are at it now but dont think they come close to Carl
What do you think ? WHO do you like to hear commentating during a fight ??????
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Calzaghe latest
Joe Calzaghe believes Anthony Joshua needs to fight fellow heavyweights Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder in order to secure his legacy in boxing.
Calzaghe, a former two-weight world champion who retired undefeated, thinks boxing is suffering unless Joshua fights the winner of Fury's proposed February bout with WBC champion Wilder.
"They are the three main heavyweights and they need to get in the ring to see who is the best," Calzaghe explained.
"It should be one name, one champion."
Nuff said for me
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I see Fury has Joshua in his training camp as a sparring partner
That’s one way for Joshua to see if he’s good enough without a public humiliation
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In reply to Post #1003 Definitely agree about lost too much weight.Fury has never really been that powerful for a guy of his size though.If he comes in at that weight against Wilder,I think he will get knocked out.
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In reply to Post #1003 It makes for an interesting fight again for me
Fury far superior boxer for me and could virtually hit Wilder at will
Wilder is good at what he does, not a good boxer, everything is built around landing that big right, he is very good at conserving his energy for me too when you watch him. I don’t think he can fight many rounds at a high tempo, also he’s never needed to.
I hope Fury batters him and puts him out in the later rounds. Wilder has the bomb though. I expect much of the same
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In reply to Post #1002 Maybe when he fought otto wallin he had lost too much weight ? didnt seem to have much power in his punches and if he is anything like that with wilder he will lose so glad he has made changes with his trainer
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In reply to Post #1001 Funny one Braders, I question his motivation, same as BJS. Just seems like all or nothing to me?
One thing for sure, he has to be bang on the money for the Wilder fight. I hope he wins and we have a British showdown, that would be nice and deffo worth a ticket
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In reply to Post #1000 Just thought it was going to be a walk in the park and took it too lightly
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In reply to Post #999 Based on his last performance I’m not. He has the fight of his life around the corner
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