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*** The Official Boxing/UFC/MMA thread ***
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
No doubt there will be a really good undercard too
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Hoping so, always find the under cards a tad boring
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Matchroom have some good young up and coming fighters will be some good fights I expect
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Reading an interview with Amir Khan today, he seriously thinks he is going to beat Mayweather, he has zero chance
Khan was giving it big time but at the end of the Mayweather fight his name didn't even crop up when they asked him who he may fight next. I bet Khan was ****ting bricks after hearing they would have a rematch
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
Anyone interested in this? I dont know too much about boxing but this fight I cant wait for. I remember I was excite for Benn Eubank and when Lennox fought etc and even Hatton v Mayweather but this is even more exciting. Im going to it so cant wait and will be an awesome atmosphere I think
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Just ordered it on Sky Box Office, £17, really looking forward to it...
Raoul Duke
Gordon Durie
Here's the first fight
[video=youtube;1xvFXxe-c14]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xvFXxe-c14[/video]
[video=youtube;1xvFXxe-c14]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xvFXxe-c14[/video]
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Groves looked in awesome shape at the weigh in....
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
He did but so did Froch, although was focussing on the blondie in the white dress behind them haha
Groves has been ****ing annoying throughout all he does is talk about Froch being scared etc a broken ****in record. Froch has been a touch classier this time round, he has been fair to Groves saying he respects him as a fighter and he gave him a good fight etc. Groves just sounds like a moany **** in all honest and hope Froch puts him in his place.
Groves has been ****ing annoying throughout all he does is talk about Froch being scared etc a broken ****in record. Froch has been a touch classier this time round, he has been fair to Groves saying he respects him as a fighter and he gave him a good fight etc. Groves just sounds like a moany **** in all honest and hope Froch puts him in his place.
Superhudd
Simon Davies
Sorry guys but I cannot wait for this ****e to be over.. over hyped bull$hite.
Both boxers are no where near the greatness of previous world champions, yet Sky are going on as if this is the fight of the fooking century.
The way Sky has force fed the past two weeks is like a desperate ex, always calling and texting after a breakup.. total desperation to be loved. Fook off Sky.
Don't get me started on people who bought tickets to see a boxing fight at Wembley lol Having sat on just off the hallway line in the club seats added with the situation for a boxing fight is laughable
From the Wembley site viewer.. look at the groundsman! Add a few beers to that and all you will see is.. well you get the drift. I'm guessing your paying for the atmosphere.
I would have taken pride in watching on a stream but this hyperbole has put me right off even doing that.
Enjoy the fight guys :lol:
Both boxers are no where near the greatness of previous world champions, yet Sky are going on as if this is the fight of the fooking century.
The way Sky has force fed the past two weeks is like a desperate ex, always calling and texting after a breakup.. total desperation to be loved. Fook off Sky.
Don't get me started on people who bought tickets to see a boxing fight at Wembley lol Having sat on just off the hallway line in the club seats added with the situation for a boxing fight is laughable
From the Wembley site viewer.. look at the groundsman! Add a few beers to that and all you will see is.. well you get the drift. I'm guessing your paying for the atmosphere.
I would have taken pride in watching on a stream but this hyperbole has put me right off even doing that.
Enjoy the fight guys :lol:
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Hashegotthesackyet?
Alan Hutton
what time do you think the Froch fight is likely to actually start?
Hashegotthesackyet?
Alan Hutton
Thanks mate
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
My pal just sent me a pic from his seat in Wembley, he is in a different postcode I think hahahaha
Was Joshua good, I've just got back from playing golf
Was Joshua good, I've just got back from playing golf
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Heavyweight Anthony Joshua opened the Froch-Groves bill with a swift stoppage win over Matt Legg.
The Olympic gold medallist started the Wembley show in explosive fashion, halting his opponent in just 83 seconds at Wembley.
Legg marched forward with intent from the opening bell, gaining Joshua's attention with a decent left hook.
The 24-year-old smiled back at the Milton Keynes man and responded with some short cuffing hooks of his own.
Legg tried to shield himself with a high guard, but Joshua ripped through his defences with a crisp uppercut that dumped his opponent on the canvas.
He climbed unsteadily to his feet and was denied further punishment as the referee waved it off.
Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed Joshua would be handed a tougher test against Matt Skelton in his next fight on July 12 in Liverpool.
"I knew he was going to come out swinging. I saw straight away it was a small ring, I knew he couldn't outwork me, so I thought let me just tuck up and enjoy it. Take a few, give a few," Joshua told Sky Sports.
"Potentially, I feel that I could step-up. Experience wise, I haven't gone past three rounds as a pro, so experience is really what I need.
"I've just come back from a small injury so I'm back in the mix now, I'm rolling again."
The Olympic gold medallist started the Wembley show in explosive fashion, halting his opponent in just 83 seconds at Wembley.
Legg marched forward with intent from the opening bell, gaining Joshua's attention with a decent left hook.
The 24-year-old smiled back at the Milton Keynes man and responded with some short cuffing hooks of his own.
Legg tried to shield himself with a high guard, but Joshua ripped through his defences with a crisp uppercut that dumped his opponent on the canvas.
He climbed unsteadily to his feet and was denied further punishment as the referee waved it off.
Promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed Joshua would be handed a tougher test against Matt Skelton in his next fight on July 12 in Liverpool.
"I knew he was going to come out swinging. I saw straight away it was a small ring, I knew he couldn't outwork me, so I thought let me just tuck up and enjoy it. Take a few, give a few," Joshua told Sky Sports.
"Potentially, I feel that I could step-up. Experience wise, I haven't gone past three rounds as a pro, so experience is really what I need.
"I've just come back from a small injury so I'm back in the mix now, I'm rolling again."
Raoul Duke
Gordon Durie
Yeah, he was impressive as always. But Legg was no challenge, this was his 10th fight since turning pro in 2001.