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    Default Impressive George Groves and Darren Barker.

    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    I like Groves he's a decent person, you may knock him down but he gets up, I'm no sold on Barker
    to me I feel he's not tough enough, to make it to the top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dia bando View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    I like Groves he's a decent person, you may knock him down but he gets up, I'm no sold on Barker
    to me I feel he's not tough enough, to make it to the top.
    Maybe, his attack seems much more solid on his return. If he fought like this against Martinez he might just have gave him more problems.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    Barker needs to step up. Only fights bums and takes no risks. He ain't gonna get another shot at a world title unless he ups his game. I still put Macklin ahead of him

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    Barker needs to step up. Only fights bums and takes no risks. He ain't gonna get another shot at a world title unless he ups his game. I still put Macklin ahead of him
    What has Macklin done that Barker hasn't? Their opposition is on a level playing field.

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    Default Re: Impressive George Groves and Darren Barker.

    Golovkin would be way to much, for our middle weights, over here if they face him I can only
    see it ending in tears. Much as I support home fighters, they could stand a chance against the
    weaker Champions in the division.!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    Barker needs to step up. Only fights bums and takes no risks. He ain't gonna get another shot at a world title unless he ups his game. I still put Macklin ahead of him
    What has Macklin done that Barker hasn't? Their opposition is on a level playing field.
    Alcine, Sturm, far better then anyone on Barkers rec. seriously look at the bums on Barkers rec, Hope, Belggecham Buyler ate the best of them. Even Varin and Asikainen are better then what Barker has faced. Barker didn't deserve his shot at Martinez and he won't get another shot if he doesn't step up

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    Groves - Froch looks like it could potentially be happening down the line, Froch was buttering the match up last night. Groves did what he needed to do last night but he does need to look to fight Abraham or Steiglitz soon. I wonder if Groves will actually fight the winner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    Barker needs to step up. Only fights bums and takes no risks. He ain't gonna get another shot at a world title unless he ups his game. I still put Macklin ahead of him
    What has Macklin done that Barker hasn't? Their opposition is on a level playing field.
    Alcine, Sturm, far better then anyone on Barkers rec. seriously look at the bums on Barkers rec, Hope, Belggecham Buyler ate the best of them. Even Varin and Asikainen are better then what Barker has faced. Barker didn't deserve his shot at Martinez and he won't get another shot if he doesn't step up
    He did just as well as Macklin against Martinez. Macklin didn't beat Sturm. Alcine is old and is not a natural middleweight. Macklin's record is just as padded. They have won the same titles and passed at European level and failed at world level. There is no difference in their achievements at all. If you think Macklin is a level above him then you're being fooled by a supposed 'name' on his record.

    Bottom line, they should fight, and if they do, I say Barker schools him.

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    Default Re: Impressive George Groves and Darren Barker.

    Both of those fights meant nothing.

    I'd have rather watched them in sparring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Vendettos View Post
    Early stoppages for both.

    Groves was on good form against an unknown so nothing to get to hyped about, although he had a hard week while he switched to match room promotions. Nevertheless he stepped up and did a good job.

    Darren Barker had a bit of Carl Froch about him in his fight last night, by that I mean that little bit of viciousness sometimes missing from fighters. They were saying his attack method was "spiteful". I enjoyed it.

    It also helped to solidify in my mind that of the domestics, Lee, Murray, Macklin, etc, that Barker is just that little bit better.
    Barker needs to step up. Only fights bums and takes no risks. He ain't gonna get another shot at a world title unless he ups his game. I still put Macklin ahead of him
    What has Macklin done that Barker hasn't? Their opposition is on a level playing field.
    Alcine, Sturm, far better then anyone on Barkers rec. seriously look at the bums on Barkers rec, Hope, Belggecham Buyler ate the best of them. Even Varin and Asikainen are better then what Barker has faced. Barker didn't deserve his shot at Martinez and he won't get another shot if he doesn't step up
    He did just as well as Macklin against Martinez. Macklin didn't beat Sturm. Alcine is old and is not a natural middleweight. Macklin's record is just as padded. They have won the same titles and passed at European level and failed at world level. There is no difference in their achievements at all. If you think Macklin is a level above him then you're being fooled by a supposed 'name' on his record.

    Bottom line, they should fight, and if they do, I say Barker schools him.
    Alcine had just beaten a very dangerous middleweight in Lemieux. All I know is if they fought next month Macklin would be the favourite to win with the bookies.

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    For anyone that hasn't seen it (hopefully I can post this link?)

    Darren Barker vs Simone Rotolo - full fight Video IBF 2013
    The Best There Is, The Best There Was, The Best There Ever Will Be

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tam Seddon View Post
    Groves - Froch looks like it could potentially be happening down the line, Froch was buttering the match up last night. Groves did what he needed to do last night but he does need to look to fight Abraham or Steiglitz soon. I wonder if Groves will actually fight the winner?
    Buttering the match lol.

    Froch did everything but say he would slap Groves with his cock and KO him.

    He basically said that groves was well below his level and he needs a fe decent world class fights. By the time he does that, Froch is retired.
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