Ok, Judges semi sober. Great victory for the man. Hope he levels off tbh.
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Ok, Judges semi sober. Great victory for the man. Hope he levels off tbh.
Collectables and trinkets. It's like keeping a rental and claiming you own the car title. Shit you can even buy them online.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Kambosos showed Lopez is an easy target for counter punchers, not sure why Taylor who struggled coming forward with Catterall didn't just power counter Lopez.
Strange fight.
here we go. had to upload to odysee due to copyrightQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi can post it up later if you can't find a copy. let me knowQuote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliCan't. Firmly told Dazn to feck off with rate hicks ;D. Sounds like a corkerQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
https://odysee.com/@Ciarop_Poree:9/MvD:0
Josh Taylor has outgrown the weight. He started well but faded in the fight and was very weak at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
teo had to win the twelfth on these cards or josh would have retained his belts
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FyUQ_0Ta...g&name=900x900
Following a first loss in 20 fights, Taylor stressed his desire for a rematch but admitted that he would be “more comfortable” stepping up to the next weight division.
He told Sky Sports Boxing: “I would love to do it again and fight him again. Back home, why not? But the ball is in his court, he is the champion.
“I would love to do it again but most likely I will probably be moving up to welter now. As I have been saying for ages, the move up to welter is imminent. I could do 140lbs again, but I would be more comfortable at 147.”
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/boxi...a0d232eb&ei=31
Same excuse as when he fought Catterall then .Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterJosh Taylor has outgrown the weight. He started well but faded in the fight and was very weak at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
he coulda gone u in weight,he didn't have to fight at this weight, especially after pulling out of the Catterall rematch.
you can't keep using that excuse.
Thanks I totally missed the link on fight night.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIChere we go. had to upload to odysee due to copyrightQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi can post it up later if you can't find a copy. let me knowQuote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliCan't. Firmly told Dazn to feck off with rate hicks ;D. Sounds like a corkerQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
https://odysee.com/@Ciarop_Poree:9/MvD:0
It is not an excuse but a reason why he faded after 3/4 rounds which he won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primo CarneraSame excuse as when he fought Catterall then .Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterJosh Taylor has outgrown the weight. He started well but faded in the fight and was very weak at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
he coulda gone u in weight,he didn't have to fight at this weight, especially after pulling out of the Catterall rematch.
you can't keep using that excuse.
Sometimes a boxer does not know it will happen until the actual fight. The Josh that unified and beat the top fighters at the weight would have won the fight.
Sorry Mate, but that is a massive dose of bullshit. Apparently "He knows it happened" because it supposedly happened against Catterall. so if it happens again, THERE ARE NO EXCUSES!! Book yourself in for an operation to have those Union Jack tinted spectacles surgically removed and then you'll clearly see what everyone else does.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterIt is not an excuse but a reason why he faded after 3/4 rounds which he won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primo CarneraSame excuse as when he fought Catterall then .Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterJosh Taylor has outgrown the weight. He started well but faded in the fight and was very weak at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
he coulda gone u in weight,he didn't have to fight at this weight, especially after pulling out of the Catterall rematch.
you can't keep using that excuse.
Sometimes a boxer does not know it will happen until the actual fight. The Josh that unified and beat the top fighters at the weight would have won the fight.
Josh is not the first fighter to have outgrown their weight division. It happens to boxers with the best of intentions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primo CarneraSorry Mate, but that is a massive dose of bullshit. Apparently "He knows it happened" because it supposedly happened against Catterall. so if it happens again, THERE ARE NO EXCUSES!! Book yourself in for an operation to have those Union Jack tinted spectacles surgically removed and then you'll clearly see what everyone else does.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterIt is not an excuse but a reason why he faded after 3/4 rounds which he won.Quote:
Originally Posted by Primo CarneraSame excuse as when he fought Catterall then .Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterJosh Taylor has outgrown the weight. He started well but faded in the fight and was very weak at the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
he coulda gone u in weight,he didn't have to fight at this weight, especially after pulling out of the Catterall rematch.
you can't keep using that excuse.
Sometimes a boxer does not know it will happen until the actual fight. The Josh that unified and beat the top fighters at the weight would have won the fight.
welcome, i think you can view & download from odysee without having to create an accountQuote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliThanks I totally missed the link on fight night.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIChere we go. had to upload to odysee due to copyrightQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi can post it up later if you can't find a copy. let me knowQuote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliCan't. Firmly told Dazn to feck off with rate hicks ;D. Sounds like a corkerQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
https://odysee.com/@Ciarop_Poree:9/MvD:0
teo has apparently vacated the wbo belt
Teofimo Lopez has vacated his light-welterweight world title less than a week after winning the belt by beating Josh Taylor.
Lopez, 25, announced his retirement after handing Taylor his first professional loss when the pair fought in New York last weekend. The American became a two-weight world champion by capturing Taylor's WBO belt and his retirement was questioned by many fans, but Lopez has proved he is serious about hanging up his gloves by opting to give up his newly-acclaimed belt.
“Just now Teofimo Lopez is texting me that he relinquished his Jr welterweight title," WBO President Paco Valcárcel tweeted. "We should respect his decision. If he comes back, WBO doors will be always open for him." Lopez responded to the statement by writing: “Thank you everyone for making the greatest moments in my career a great one! I am forever grateful for all of the sanctioning bodies in boxing for showing me I can and am more than boxing! What a career.”
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/boxi...9b9f0df5&ei=10