Taylor v Persoon. What a scrap. Brilliant!
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Taylor v Persoon. What a scrap. Brilliant!
Amazing fight, absolutely ruined by bent decision. Happening too often now in boxing.
saw the last four roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by William Treseder
Taylor wins on points. I guess she was stronger early on.
Persoon was strong in those closing rounds
Proper slug fest. fair play to both girls
All the ringside fighters had Persoon the winner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Love to know what fight the judges were watching
Joshua has no jaw. Ruiz destroyed him and killed his will
imagine what deontay would do to AJ
Or Fury. They’d both knock him outQuote:
Originally Posted by Llandaff Blue
Got slapped about. This is the problem where they all cherry pick opponents. I'm not saying he couldn't come back in a rematch and beat ruiz but the hype that builds is unreal. Same for wilder for me. Fury has impressed me the most. If he can keep himself motivated and focused he's the best of the lot.
Glad this happened, purely to see Eddie with egg on his face. Boxing doesn't benefit in any way having AJ walk through underwhelming opponents while dodging the two top guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by StraightOuttaCanton
IF he can manage to beat Ruiz he needs the winner of Fury/Wilder 2, then I hope that fight ends his hype train cause he's nowhere near those two
Closer to home Jay Harris the new european flyweight champion,: he beat Angel Moreno in Cardiff last night.
:wales:
Its a terrible division. Completely over hyped by Sky and Eddie Hearn.
Feel sorry for Joshua but its well worth it to see the smile wiped off Eddie Hearns face.
Apparently ruiz started negotiations by bothering Hearn on social media. Couple months later and he is a multi belt world champion. World we live in.
I don't think that Fury would knock Joshua out, he's certainly beat him comfortably. I'm just glad that AJ Hypejob has been found out, Hopefully Windmill Wilder gets the same treatment, he's ****ing shit as well, can't box or move his feet, Just that right hand...Quote:
Originally Posted by StraightOuttaCanton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikGPLO-fpgY
sorry for the size, but best i could find on youtube.
3rd round is fantastic
Why don’t you think Fury would knock him out? Are you speculating on one fight or don’t you think he has the capability to ever do it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Do not think many if any on this forum backed Andy Ruiz Jr to win last night. But it took someone of his calibre to put Joshua in his place. He was willing to take shots in order to deliver his own and get within boxing range. Unlike Povetkin, Parker etc... Who were all willing to box at Joshua jabbing range and just handed the fight to the Brit. Ruiz Jr took the risk, he was willing to absorb to deliver his own and he made the fight his fight. Joshua could have arguably won it in the third had he stayed composed and stuck the course. But he decided to go toe to toe and heavyweights can bang and Joshua found that out last night.
The new contender at Heavyweight I am most anticipating to watch and everyone will be wanting to run from is Usyk. Fury vs Usyk is a fight I would love to see in the future.
Fury hasn’t got much of a knockout punch, but After watching Joshua last night, I don’t think he’d need one. Just blow on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by StraightOuttaCanton
I don't think that Fury would go for the knockout, i don't think that he fights that way anymore, or certainly against opponents who may cause him a problem. I'll put it back to you; Why didn't Fury finish of Wilder, or keep up the pressure when he was hitting Wilder (and hurting him) with those combinations? instead he stepped out and reset himself. Fury probably has the power to knock out joshua, i just don't think that he wants to get into a trade off with a one time big hitter. Freddie Roach reckoned that Fury should've pressed more against Wilder, i tend to agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by StraightOuttaCanton