Warrington-Amagasa/Hall-Guerrero - Sat/SKY. Fact.

This Amagasa geezer is about 7-foot. He's only lost once in the past six years to Rigo. He has 20 KOs in 30 wins and had Rigo on the deck.

Somehow Warrington needs to get past this beanpoles levers. Warrington being a "non-puncher," and the beanpole only ever being stopped by Rigo, who turned him into the elephant man, will do well to stop him. So it's almost certain a distance fight.

I have done research that reveals Japanese fighters don't travel well (this is complete bollocks but I seem to lose money backing Japanese fighters in the west). It'll be a culture shock having 10,000 pissheads abusing him.

However, at 5/1 i'll take a chance on Amagasa.


Stuart Hall-Rodrigo Guerrero is a coin flip tearup.

Didn't realise Warrington was fighting tomorrow. I've always thought Selby is levels above Warrington, and he is!
But to be fair to Warrington, his improvement and quality of opponents is rising pretty rapidly. Tough test tomorrow. Is it in Leeds? Another mental night, they whip up an amazing atmosphere!

i'm looking forward to it

I cant seem them risking too much with warrington right now, he is on the cusp of a mega pay per view fight

Ward is on now.

Looking forward to another good night of what look like pretty competitive fights.

If I'm honest, I think Stuart Hall may have bitten off more than he can chew tonight, and may not win. As for Warrington, I really hope the home crowd lift his performance, and he does it!

I'm so glad that this is on tonight, I've been drinking since about 3 o'clock out of sheer boredom, I can stop drinking now (or at least slow down) and order a pizza and watch this

Ward should stop this guy soon.

All I keep hearing is Kim Kardashian

Head clash may mean no stoppage but point decision from Ward.

Watched a whole fight visualising a massive poo cutter

IJL hasn't had to do much apart from constantly stop a mess of a fight

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Not exactly one that set the world alight. Nonetheless, Ward was comprehensive in victory. The one thing I was constantly thinking about was that Ward had his favourite striker's name on the back of his shorts. Sadly, it was Wardy, not Vardy.

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Permanently. But to make it clear I was taking the piss out of the commentary

25 years of sky boxing, my earliest memory was Prince Naseem fighting Kevin Kelly (I think I was 11 or 12 at the time) I briefly remember Lennon Lewis and Tyson and all of them but the Naz fight was the first one I actually sat up and watched.

I think the highlight for me would be either Ricky Hattons journey, I saw his first televised fight and never missed one after that, my second choice would be Barrera beating the fuck out of Naz, I used to watch his fights just waiting for him to get beat, as soon as the Barrera fight was announced I knew he was fucked