Damn Australians and their weird Wednesday night fights, it just seems so odd to me, but it works for the lovely Aussies so good for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIC
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Damn Australians and their weird Wednesday night fights, it just seems so odd to me, but it works for the lovely Aussies so good for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIC
an unusual rematch to be sure. i think kubrat is still better than derek. kubrat just out boxed jerry forrest last monthQuote:
Originally Posted by palmerq
justis won almost every roundQuote:
Originally Posted by palmerqDamn Australians and their weird Wednesday night fights, it just seems so odd to me, but it works for the lovely Aussies so good for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by TIC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00sAo3Jv3so
Looks like it was a pretty good fight. Goodall seemed to have at least 20 pounds on Huni. Or at least it seemed that way.
they were pretty close in weight, joseph has a good chin too, i don't think justis is much of a puncher but joseph wasn't getting knocked out. funny how big daddy lucas could be the biggest threat to justis domesticallyQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
daniel dubois could be fighting kevin lerena next
i heard otto wallin saying he had been talking with team aj
https://www.boxingnews24.com/2022/10...-heavyweights/
"The Next King Of The Heavyweights"
Nice piece looking into the future of the division. It's got some names in there I've never even heard of. Hopefully Jared Anderson is firmly in the mix, because it's always healthy to have a popular American fighter at or near the top of the division. It helps to sell boxing to new fans in the States. Deontay has tried to be that guy... but his lack of conventional boxing skills and his rawness (not to mention the immense number of no-names he started out against) finally caught up to him against Tyson Fury. I'm not sure about his name recognition in the States right now... but rest assured he's no Mike Tyson in that regard.
The author makes a good point, regarding the time period after Fury, Joshua, Wilder are all gone. Gotta have something to fill that gap. All I hope for is that it's competitive. I'd hate to have another decade like we had with Wladimir Klitschko at the helm. Bunch of scared shitless opponents being paraded up to the ring for a bunch of hellishly boring fights.
unbeaten heavyweights arslanbek makhmudov & raphael akpejiori clash on december sixteen
arslanbek has a new opponent, i'm hearing it could be michael wallischQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
efe ajagba v oscar rivas at heavyweight on january fourteenth, with unbeaten heavies guido vianello v stephan shaw on the undercard
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i doubt this fight happensQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
oscar rivas is out with an eye injury is the story. how often do james prince fighters fight each other? never saw that fight taking placeQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi doubt this fight happensQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC
stephan shaw who was scheduled to be on the undercard might be the replacement to face efe ajagbaQuote:
Originally Posted by TICoscar rivas is out with an eye injury is the story. how often do james prince fighters fight each other? never saw that fight taking placeQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi doubt this fight happensQuote:
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so stephan shaw now faces efe ajagba & jonnie rice comes in to face guido vianello in the shuffleQuote:
Originally Posted by TICstephan shaw who was scheduled to be on the undercard might be the replacement to face efe ajagbaQuote:
Originally Posted by TICoscar rivas is out with an eye injury is the story. how often do james prince fighters fight each other? never saw that fight taking placeQuote:
Originally Posted by TICi doubt this fight happensQuote:
Originally Posted by TIC