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    Well, the first of the British fighters has been in action in the Middleweight division, and Anthony Ogogo really was a step ahead of the Dominican, cruising to a 13-6 win. Some good lead rights against the southpaw, and he built up a lead in the second round, letting him just land the counters in the third.

    He's got a world champion in the next round, but still, a very good start for the Brits in the ring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superheavyrhun View Post
    Well, the first of the British fighters has been in action in the Middleweight division, and Anthony Ogogo really was a step ahead of the Dominican, cruising to a 13-6 win. Some good lead rights against the southpaw, and he built up a lead in the second round, letting him just land the counters in the third.

    He's got a world champion in the next round, but still, a very good start for the Brits in the ring.
    Ogogo looked ok.
    I have tickets for next sat and a few quid on Joshua for the Gold.
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    Quote Originally Posted by superheavyrhun View Post
    Well, the first of the British fighters has been in action in the Middleweight division, and Anthony Ogogo really was a step ahead of the Dominican, cruising to a 13-6 win. Some good lead rights against the southpaw, and he built up a lead in the second round, letting him just land the counters in the third.

    He's got a world champion in the next round, but still, a very good start for the Brits in the ring.
    Ogogo is a bit unlucky, drawing the World Champ next won a few pounds on him in his first fight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superheavyrhun View Post
    Well, the first of the British fighters has been in action in the Middleweight division, and Anthony Ogogo really was a step ahead of the Dominican, cruising to a 13-6 win. Some good lead rights against the southpaw, and he built up a lead in the second round, letting him just land the counters in the third.

    He's got a world champion in the next round, but still, a very good start for the Brits in the ring.
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    Anyone know when Josh taylor is boxing?used to train in the same gym as him

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    Quote Originally Posted by rosco1984 View Post
    Anyone know when Josh taylor is boxing?used to train in the same gym as him
    He's in action tomorrow, along with Fred Evans of the GB guys.

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    Joshua has a tough opening fight. He's fighting the nephew of Felix Savon...Erislandy Savon. I think if Joshua gets by him he'll medal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TigerFan View Post
    Joshua has a tough opening fight. He's fighting the nephew of Felix Savon...Erislandy Savon. I think if Joshua gets by him he'll medal.
    It looks like there's not too many easy draws for the Brits here, and drawing a Cuban has to be disappointing for any of these guys.

    Today, Fred Evans is on at 4.15pm, and Josh Taylor on at 8.30pm according to the schedule.

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    Was a nice first round draw for Agogo. I think the Dominican was their 2nd choice guy if I heard the commentary correctly? Might have been better to get a tougher draw initially to ready him for the world champion in his next fight.

    Interesting, Agogo has moved up to Middleweight. He used to be a welter didn't he? I remember the ABA final a few years back where he was dropped quite badly..he got up to win so he has the heart. Just hope his chin holds up to the heavier shots because he's a decent boxer.

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