The boxing

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
Tobes said:
I think it’s a shame he’s never bothered to engage a decent coach tbh, as if his boxing skills came even vaguely close to his brutal punching power, he’d be a hall of famer.

I tend to agree about the result tbh. He always seems to find a way to land, and the mental edge he’ll have will likely just about see him home. Albeit I doubt I’ll bet on it, as Fury could dance round him for 12 rounds as he looks in really good shape again.

I’ll defo stay up for this one, unmissable if you’re a boxing fan imo.

As for Joshua, I doubt he’ll ever be daft enough to get in the ring with Wilder personally. Albeit the lure of the dosh might prove to be too big an opportunity to turn down. It’d fill Wembley and likely be the biggest PPV in history.
Click to expand...

Tbh AJ bores me ... im tired if his philosophies .. i want fighters that want to rip off the opponents head or at least be funny... he isnt bad enough and showed he hasnt the stomach for a scrap in ruiz 1
.. then ruiz 2 was so dull i fell asleep.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Quesadaad
Roy Munson said:
Tbh AJ bores me ... im tired if his philosophies .. i want fighters that want to rip off the opponents head or at least be funny... he isnt bad enough and showed he hasnt the stomach for a scrap in ruiz 1
.. then ruiz 2 was so dull i fell asleep.
Click to expand...
Can’t say I agree with you there, I thought he prepared for and then delivered, a near perfect response to Ruiz in the 2nd fight, it was a quality boxing display.

Joshua’s prime weakness is his temple not his chin imo, he can take a punch on the chin end, better than many give him credit for.
 
Tobes said:
Can’t say I agree with you there, I thought he prepared for and then delivered, a near perfect response to Ruiz in the 2nd fight, it was a quality boxing display.

Joshua’s prime weakness is his temple not his chin imo, he can take a punch on the chin end, better than many give him credit for.
Click to expand...

Fair enough in what you're saying if I'm honest, but surely you share my opinion that he's as bland as a rusk?
 
Roy Munson said:
Fair enough in what you're saying if I'm honest, but surely you share my opinion that he's as bland as a rusk?
Click to expand...
He’s dull because he’s a professional athlete and doesn’t indulge in much of the mud slinging that goes with the game.

Boxing wise he’s nailed the vast majority of his opponents with big KO’s, so hardly dull. He’s only really chosen to out box 2 opponents - Parker & Ruiz 2.
 
  • Like
Reactions: duggie2000
Tobes said:
He’s dull because he’s a professional athlete and doesn’t indulge in much of the mud slinging that goes with the game.

Boxing wise he’s nailed the vast majority of his opponents with big KO’s, so hardly dull. He’s only really chosen to out box 2 opponents - Parker & Ruiz 2.
Click to expand...

I want him to win I just wish he was not so boring. I like the mud slinging personally thats all. Miss tyson .
 
Roy Munson said:
I want him to win I just wish he was not so boring. I like the mud slinging personally thats all. Miss tyson .
Click to expand...
Tyson was never really a mud slinger, he did the job with his prowess. These days it seems most have to big themselves up to sell tickets. Not like the golden age although it did go on to a lesser degree. It’s all about bums on seats.
 
The Ginger Brexit said:
Tyson was never really a mud slinger, he did the job with his prowess. These days it seems most have to big themselves up to sell tickets. Not like the golden age although it did go on to a lesser degree. It’s all about bums on seats.
Click to expand...

Hmmm i recall a few good tyson moments


Eat his children
If he doesnt die it dont count
Ill **** you till you love me ***gott

Lol

Pleased to see him become such a gent in his life after all his troubles ans what happened to his daughter.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Spurlock
Tobes said:
Describing the unbeaten Wilder as a ‘stain’ on the sport is incredibly dismissive of his achievements in the game so far. He’s put down every opponent he’s been in with, only Fury somehow managed to avoid the KO.

I’m looking forward to this rematch, albeit I think it’ll likely be a dull affair in the early rounds. Fury knows this guy can spark him now, and mentally that’s going to be tough for him to face. You could also argue the converse, that Wilder knows this guy has felt his power and got back on his feet. Which makes the fight fascinating.

I’d have loved to be there for this one tbh, but the decent seats were over $4k a pop.
Click to expand...

Is it sold out? I’m looking to go, no idea where to go get tickets though that is trustworthy
 
brook fight tonight vs deluca

i want brook to put on a convincing display, but I think he will struggle.

im going for a close maybe debatable points win.
 
West WindsR said:
You fancied an upset on the other thread. All bases covered.
Click to expand...

might be i said, but im still going with an unconvincing points win. dont like him at this weight ... he was huge at 147 .. not sure he bangs enough at this weight
 
Roy Munson said:
hope so, but he didnt look great last time .. back with ingle so hopefully he will be better..

looked dehydrated yesterday ...


my streams **** ..
Click to expand...
His days as an elite level fighter are behind him imo, but he should be far too good for DeLuca
 
  • Like
Reactions: Munson.
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back