Thought it looked 80s
At first glance with it being so small I thought it was Benny Green and Alan Humphreys from Grange Hill \ Tucker's Luck.
But you won't remember them two will you.....![]()
Thought it looked 80s
At first glance with it being so small I thought it was Benny Green and Alan Humphreys from Grange Hill \ Tucker's Luck.
But you won't remember them two will you.....![]()
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they should have done it all in one night.
Either the prize fighter format, each fight is 3 rounds long.
OR
all six fighters in the ring at once, last man standing.
OR
A pie eating contest.
The tournament has been fine, think about Andre Ward. They stepped up and he took a chance and now he is the top guy in the tournament when he started out the bottom guy in the tournament. It's given us 6 fights all pitting top 10 guys in the division.
I think it was a great idea and effort. In this sport anything can happen and not always in our favor but hey that's boxing. This tourny is a better gauge if who's the best that any of the stupid belts or pfp rating crap
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I actually like the tournament, we have had plenty of good fights in the tourney. It's better than them just avoiding each other.
i dont think its been very good in all honesty, not sure any of the fights been on uk tv?
First trial run, we learned a lot from this for better or worse. I think the sentiments that "It's better than them avoiding each other" and "it makes more sense than the belts and p4p rankings" are exactly right and show that this is a step in the right direction for boxing.
What seems to be more logical to me is a simple 8 man bracket. I understand the issue with one loss and you're out, but you could always qualify for the next tournament and give it another go.
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A double elimination tournament with 8 fighters would have been about as long.
i think it was doomed to fail anyway, the gap between fights is to long, there is always going to be injuries as well along the way. i was excited when it was announced & well done for all the hard work of the promoters its gotta of been bloody ball ache. i think a better format would of been having all the fights on the same night. this would of helped promote the future fights more as after interviews between fighters would build up momentum.
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