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By LCFC_FAN_1995, in General Football and Sport

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Finnegan

Finnegan

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Whilst it might turn out that Usyk will lack power to be a heavyweight, think the people making that claim after one decision result at heavyweight are a bit nuts. 

 

Especially given half of you are probably Tyson "Pillow Fists" Fury fans, a man whose whole MO is using his agility to win by decision. 

 

Fury, Vitali Klitschko, Pulev and Dillian Whyte have all had points wins against Chisora, its not like he's got a shit chin and the whole division has knocked him out. 

 

Just the usual knee jerk reactionaries trying to make out someone is shit because they're popular with the press. 

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RonnieTodger

RonnieTodger

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4 hours ago, Finnegan said:

Whilst it might turn out that Usyk will lack power to be a heavyweight, think the people making that claim after one decision result at heavyweight are a bit nuts. 

 

Especially given half of you are probably Tyson "Pillow Fists" Fury fans, a man whose whole MO is using his agility to win by decision. 

 

Fury, Vitali Klitschko, Pulev and Dillian Whyte have all had points wins against Chisora, its not like he's got a shit chin and the whole division has knocked him out. 

 

Just the usual knee jerk reactionaries trying to make out someone is shit because they're popular with the press. 

Don’t know what it is about boxing and the desperation to call them shit or overrated.

 

Usyk cruises against Chisora but just doesn’t carry the power to knock out a big heavyweight.

 

As for Wilder, what a bell end. Wait until the rematch contract expires and then call out Fury to save face. 

MPH

MPH

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12 hours ago, Finnegan said:

Whilst it might turn out that Usyk will lack power to be a heavyweight, think the people making that claim after one decision result at heavyweight are a bit nuts. 

 

Especially given half of you are probably Tyson "Pillow Fists" Fury fans, a man whose whole MO is using his agility to win by decision. 

 

Fury, Vitali Klitschko, Pulev and Dillian Whyte have all had points wins against Chisora, its not like he's got a shit chin and the whole division has knocked him out. 

 

Just the usual knee jerk reactionaries trying to make out someone is shit because they're popular with the press. 


 

I think only 4-5 of his last 15 fights have gone the distance..

Tinman

Tinman

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20 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

Povetkin has COVID so his rematch with Whyte is off. 

 

Probably too late to get Fury v Whyte agreed too ffs

Warrens bottled it

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MPH

MPH

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i have just watched a young boxer win his first professional fight. After the win he did the floss. I don’t think i’m ready for this ‘advancement’ in sport. 

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MPH

MPH

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His name is Nakita Abibay btw... watch out for him. This fight was from 2018 and he’s quickly amassed 8 wins. 6 in the first round. Incredible body shots.

tetly

tetly

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36 minutes ago, foxfanazer said:

Any chance Brook wins tonight/tomorrow? Tempted to get up for it 

Would love Brook to win, it has to be his last chance to get his hands on a word title. I think Brook need to stop Crawford to win, no way he wins on points. 

tetly

tetly

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4 hours ago, Manwell Pablo said:

Mans an idiot for ever getting in with Glolovkin. It’s practically ended his 

100% this. He has balls though he has been in with some elite fighters and come up short. He should retire now though.

Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot

Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot

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Now they're both well past their prime the money will still be huge for Khan v Brook, bound to happen even if they're both 50 by the time it gets agreed. Makes sense for both of them, do it at Wembley next year when crowds are allowed back in, one last massive payday, both retire then come out of retirement the next year for another massive payday for the rematch. Not a fight I'm interested in now, shame they couldn't get their shit together 5 years ago but think, reading between the lines l, Khan is the one that's scuppered it time and again. 

Nalis

Nalis

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On 15/11/2020 at 11:41, Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot said:

Now they're both well past their prime the money will still be huge for Khan v Brook, bound to happen even if they're both 50 by the time it gets agreed. Makes sense for both of them, do it at Wembley next year when crowds are allowed back in, one last massive payday, both retire then come out of retirement the next year for another massive payday for the rematch. Not a fight I'm interested in now, shame they couldn't get their shit together 5 years ago but think, reading between the lines l, Khan is the one that's scuppered it time and again. 

Yeah Khan knew Brook would beat him silly and didnt want to ruin his 'brand value' as a result.

RonnieTodger

RonnieTodger

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5 hours ago, Sly said:

I noticed Dave Allen has retired.

Really strange, but I think he's lost his nerve. Only earlier this week, he wanted to fight for the British once Dubois vacated.

 

Was due to fight Hammer / Lovejoy on Halloween and then they both fell through. Then he was supposed to fight an 8 rounder this Saturday, but it seems he's just lost the passion and is afraid of getting sparked out by Babic or Wardley down the line. It's fair enough, but seems a waste when he's been out sparring Usyk and is in great shape. 

 

Sad end for him really, but he's only 28 so may be back. Once you lose your nerve, it's game over though.

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Guest Manini

Guest Manini

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9 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

Really strange, but I think he's lost his nerve. Only earlier this week, he wanted to fight for the British once Dubois vacated.

 

Was due to fight Hammer / Lovejoy on Halloween and then they both fell through. Then he was supposed to fight an 8 rounder this Saturday, but it seems he's just lost the passion and is afraid of getting sparked out by Babic or Wardley down the line. It's fair enough, but seems a waste when he's been out sparring Usyk and is in great shape. 

 

Sad end for him really, but he's only 28 so may be back. Once you lose your nerve, it's game over though.

Said earlier on that Usyk sparked him in sparring and left him concussed so he’s just decided to leave it. I mean...as a professional boxer surely you prepare yourself for that to happen and you wouldn’t walk away as soon as it does happen, but who knows what’s going on in his head. 

Tinman

Tinman

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8 minutes ago, Manini said:

Said earlier on that Usyk sparked him in sparring and left him concussed so he’s just decided to leave it. I mean...as a professional boxer surely you prepare yourself for that to happen and you wouldn’t walk away as soon as it does happen, but who knows what’s going on in his head. 

 

Guest Manini

Guest Manini

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2 minutes ago, Tinman said:

 

Yeah just seen this. Big shot. Does well to stay on his feet. 

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