WBSS Bantamweight

[powerpuncher]

“We will be doing doubleheaders this time on the quarter-finals,” said Comosa’s Chief Boxing Officer, Kalle Sauerland.

“You will be seeing action from not always the same weight class on the same night, but you will always get doubleheaders. So twelve fights, six weeks, all over the world; Asia, US, UK, Europe.

I like that much better. No reason to separate them.

That first Japanese card is fire:

Kiryl Relikh vs Eduard Troyanovsky, WBA World Super Lightweight Title

Ken Shiro (who I feel is the lineal champ) vs Milan Melindo, WBC Light Flyweight Title

Naoya Inoue vs Juan Carlos Payano, WBA World Bantamweight Title

Isn’t that card on DAZN?

[Alpha]

“We will be doing doubleheaders this time on the quarter-finals,” said Comosa’s Chief Boxing Officer, Kalle Sauerland.

“You will be seeing action from not always the same weight class on the same night, but you will always get doubleheaders. So twelve fights, six weeks, all over the world; Asia, US, UK, Europe.

I like that much better. No reason to separate them.

That first Japanese card is fire:

Kiryl Relikh vs Eduard Troyanovsky, WBA World Super Lightweight Title

Ken Shiro (who I feel is the lineal champ) vs Milan Melindo, WBC Light Flyweight Title

Naoya Inoue vs Juan Carlos Payano, WBA World Bantamweight Title

Isn’t that card on DAZN?

Yea every WBSS season 2 fight will be on DAZN.

[Fenster]

Two championship fights per card is brilliant. And that Japanese card is excellent.

At the odds I like Tete (6/1) and Josh Taylor (11/4) to win each divison. I think Flanagan is being underated against Pograis, it's a good style matchup for him.

[Alpha]

Two championship fights per card is brilliant. And that Japanese card is excellent.

At the odds I like Tete (6/1) and Josh Taylor (11/4) to win each divison. I think Flanagan is being underated against Pograis, it's a good style matchup for him.

Flanagan is definitely being underrated, he took Hooker to the brink. Prograis is a different beast tho. Both won't be hard to find, I see Prograis breaking Flanagan down mid to late rounds.

The winner of 118 is a P4P high roller, does the 140 winner claim a spot in the P4P?

[powerpuncher]

Two championship fights per card is brilliant. And that Japanese card is excellent.

At the odds I like Tete (6/1) and Josh Taylor (11/4) to win each divison. I think Flanagan is being underated against Pograis, it's a good style matchup for him.

Flanagan is definitely being underrated, he took Hooker to the brink. Prograis is a different beast tho. Both won't be hard to find, I see Prograis breaking Flanagan down mid to late rounds.

The winner of 118 is a P4P high roller, does the 140 winner claim a spot in the P4P?

I think the winner of both will definitely boost their rating a ton. If Inoue wins 118, he becomes another fighter that fights for that #1 spot. 140 I think the winner gets in most p4p rankings but not the top half. I think 140 has a lot of solid guys but nobody special.

[Alpha]

So Rodriguez vs Moloney is set for Oct-20 in Orlando, with Dorticos/Masternak on the undercard.

[Alpha]

November 3rd, Glasgow

Burnett vs Donaire.

Taylor vs Martin.

[Alpha]

For anyone who didn't see it. Inoue vs Payano: fight starts around 3 min mark.

[Alpha]

How awesome would an Inoue vs Nery fight be? 2 of the biggest punchers in the sport currently.

Inoue is arguably the sports hardest puncher P4P.

And some think the little guys can't punch 🤦

[Master]

How awesome would an Inoue vs Nery fight be? 2 of the biggest punchers in the sport currently.

Inoue is arguably the sports hardest puncher P4P.

And some think the little guys can't punch 🤦

That power is so sharp, clean and frightening. To score these type of knockouts against top level opponents time and time again is truly remarkable.

I can not think of anyone who hits p4p harder now.

[Alpha]

How awesome would an Inoue vs Nery fight be? 2 of the biggest punchers in the sport currently.

Inoue is arguably the sports hardest puncher P4P.

And some think the little guys can't punch 🤦

That power is so sharp, clean and frightening. To score these type of knockouts against top level opponents time and time again is truly remarkable.

I can not think of anyone who hits p4p harder now.

So true Master, 3rd weight class for Inoue and he's destroying guys that haven't been taken out before.

[Freedom]

he's destroying guys that haven't been taken out before.

He's a real destroyer, the most exciting boxer in the world today.

[Master]

How awesome would an Inoue vs Nery fight be? 2 of the biggest punchers in the sport currently.

Inoue is arguably the sports hardest puncher P4P.

And some think the little guys can't punch 🤦

That power is so sharp, clean and frightening. To score these type of knockouts against top level opponents time and time again is truly remarkable.

I can not think of anyone who hits p4p harder now.

So true Master, 3rd weight class for Inoue and he's destroying guys that haven't been taken out before.

Damn! Did not even realise that. That makes him one of the hardest punchers in the history of boxing. Very few carry the punch power up in weight.

[Alpha]

I heard a rumor that Donaire has pulled out and Butler is going to be the replacement. Anyone else heard this?

[Fenster]

I've thought all along Donaire boiling back to 118 wasn't happening.

Just glanced his twitter, he's posted a buffet of duck meat thanking his friends for lunch, so if it's not irony I guess he's out.

I also learned his kids constant snotty noses have cleared up since he swapped cows milk for coconut milk in their diet. I'm skeptical about diary milk too, definitely binning it.