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    Default Re: Ian Napa v Stuart Hall, Sky FNF in the uk.

    The retiring smelt very fishy to me, in the round previous to quitting he had be dominant for every second and looked head and shoulders the better fighter. If he had got another 2 rounds in the bag he could have coasted for the remainder and took a points win. Hall didn't look good enough to be the winner.

    Does anyone else think that Napa is like a poor mans Mayweather? His stance, the way he starts slow, then works out his opponent and begins to dominate the last third ofthe fight. Even the way he slips punches reminds me of Mayweather.



    Also, did anyone see Tony Jefferies? That guy can BANG! He looks a little excitable, but he is very heavy handed. I think he will do really well, better than Frankie Gavin and most the other olympians.

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    Default Re: Ian Napa v Stuart Hall, Sky FNF in the uk.

    Quote Originally Posted by 0james0 View Post
    The retiring smelt very fishy to me, in the round previous to quitting he had be dominant for every second and looked head and shoulders the better fighter. If he had got another 2 rounds in the bag he could have coasted for the remainder and took a points win. Hall didn't look good enough to be the winner.

    Does anyone else think that Napa is like a poor mans Mayweather?
    His stance, the way he starts slow, then works out his opponent and begins to dominate the last third ofthe fight. Even the way he slips punches reminds me of Mayweather.



    Also, did anyone see Tony Jefferies? That guy can BANG! He looks a little excitable, but he is very heavy handed. I think he will do really well, better than Frankie Gavin and most the other olympians.

    you just used the names of ian napa and floyd mayweather in the same sentence

    Tony Jeffries actually boxed a rather stupid fight yesterday. As jim watt rightfully alluded to he has to learn to adapt his style and work on his gameplan even when he isnt in with live opponents. What the hell do we learn by just seeing him stand toe to toe and bang this guy into submission.

    He proves nothing to nobody. Against 2nd-3rd tier opponents if he does this he himself will find himself getting hammered
    one dangerous horrible bloke

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    Default Re: Ian Napa v Stuart Hall, Sky FNF in the uk.

    Napa struggled to make the weight apparently and said the stadium was too hot. Very odd as he was in control at that point. Stuart Hall can count himself very lucky despite the decent start.

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