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Originally Posted by Denilson3.0
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it'd be nice if you posted your own thoughtsQuote:
Originally Posted by Denilson3.0
Definitely an early stoppage and sloppiness didn't help. Ben clumped him initially but followed up like his gloves were soaking wet. Weird having a card on Sunday, happy Easter and all that jazz.
Dalton Smith was on yesterday and the promoters are trying to work together and not do shows at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
This bout was going to be an undercard fight but because of the huge interest they made an event out of it. I guess Easter Sunday was a good day with the long weekend.
Glad Whitaker stopped that bitch. Should have broke his jaw and hurt him a bit too.
sounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Ben did mot quit he was injured and could not continue.Quote:
Originally Posted by TICsounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Ben does not have to accept 12 rounds if he does not want to. It was a destructive performance to show that it did not matter.
This is a good interview from Ben about being booed, his reaction after the win and 12 rounds.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaRhZ3bsru4
LOL... You mad Ben wiped the floor with that bum ass dude you guys were trying to hype up as some new monster. Glad he kicked his ass and resolutely too. GTFOH!! Should have broke his jaw like Wardley did Clarke. lolol...Quote:
Originally Posted by TICsounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
nah benny quit. he chose not to continue. benny does not have to accept twelve rounds but an elite fighter would have. it was not destructive. it was a typical british stoppage which is why benny should have accepted twelve rounds because it did not matterQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterBen did mot quit he was injured and could not continue.Quote:
Originally Posted by TICsounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Ben does not have to accept 12 rounds if he does not want to. It was a destructive performance to show that it did not matter.
why would i be mad? i considered the fight a mis-match the first time it was made. show me where i was trying to hype liam as some new monster, you're making things up liar. liam is a former middleweight, who already had five losses before being out of the sport for five years & had already lost to lyndon arthur in his comeback. benny didn't kick liams ass, the ref stopped the fight early. no need to want broken bones in a sporting eventQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamajaLOL... You mad Ben wiped the floor with that bum ass dude you guys were trying to hype up as some new monster. Glad he kicked his ass and resolutely too. GTFOH!! Should have broke his jaw like Wardley did Clarke. lolol...Quote:
Originally Posted by TICsounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
The 10 or 12 is interesting but at the same time it all seems irrelevant in many ways. Much of the problem and him moaning about what he's been thru may be due to the fact that he got way over his skis in the first place. Refined talent and reality of his progression wise. He's not an elite or close to it as of yet and needs to get his head out of the clouds. A problem today, with too many fighters and not limited to him though tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by TICnah benny quit. he chose not to continue. benny does not have to accept twelve rounds but an elite fighter would have. it was not destructive. it was a typical british stoppage which is why benny should have accepted twelve rounds because it did not matterQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterBen did mot quit he was injured and could not continue.Quote:
Originally Posted by TICsounds like a very christian thing to say against someone involved in a sporting event. the only bitch is benny for quitting in the first fight & not accepting twelve roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by ykdadamaja
Ben does not have to accept 12 rounds if he does not want to. It was a destructive performance to show that it did not matter.
A practice that would be welcomed back, Sunday cards. Reminds me of the old Wide World of Sports Sunday afternoon cards we always had back in the day. Better a Sunday than a Saturday if you ask me.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterDalton Smith was on yesterday and the promoters are trying to work together and not do shows at the same time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
This bout was going to be an undercard fight but because of the huge interest they made an event out of it. I guess Easter Sunday was a good day with the long weekend.
Whitaker needs to cool his jets. Steady progress. He sounds a bit conflicted with the leaning into the 'wanted to be booed' stuff but then sighting the 6 months as hardship etc. Not the first time we've seen a young, hyped fighter fly too close to the sun. Should consider himself very fortunate and reset.
Yo, dawg, the fact Whitaker gotta run it back with some 34-year-old mid-level scrub says it all, fam. Flexin' on what’s basically punching bags? Ain't nothin' to brag 'bout. Go shed them tears, lil' homie
A rematch for a fight that ended in controversy… ends in more controversy? Why am I not surprised. Let’s be honest—if the roles were reversed, there’s no chance that fight gets stopped. And while we’re at it, I’m honestly surprised they didn’t get Howard Foster to ref for Conor Benn. Then again, maybe that would’ve been just a bit too obvious.