Cable Forum

Cable Forum (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/index.php)
-   Sport (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/forumdisplay.php?f=88)
-   -   Boxing 2011 (https://www.cableforum.uk/board/showthread.php?t=33676548)

adzii_nufc 07-04-2011 09:09

Boxing 2011
 
This section lacked a boxing thread from what I can see.

Basically the same format as the other sports threads.

Schedule/Results etc. Reviews

In for a decent year if all goes to plan

First up for the 2 main British Fights of the year.

Amir Khan vs Paul McCloskey (Sky Box Office I think)

Real no brainer on which way this will go, Simple squash fight for Khan.
Have Paul talk his side then watch as Khan flattens him inside 3 rounds, Call this a warm up if you like because we all know the main attraction will be later on in the year with Khan set to take on Bradley hopefully around Nov-Dec, That is sure to be a bigger test than his last American outing because Bradley is no pushover.

David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko (Sky Box Office)

Biggest boxing fight in years!!

Can't wait to see this one happen whether it does or not this time remains to be seen. Haye funnily enough is heading into this one as being the 'underdog' and has been somewhat rather underestimated. Give Wlad his credit but he is not as good as what the critics make him out to be and the fact is Haye is stupidly fast and packs one hell of a punch.

Manny Pacquiao vs. Shane Mosley (Sky Sports 1-2)

Another fight to look forward too after the Mayweather saga from last year.
Mayweather has already knocked Mosley out of the way via UD. If we cant get those two to fight why not compare. If Manny comes up short in a fight like this it will just open the door for Mayweather to pounce. Shame really but we know Manny is unstoppable at the moment.

Thats the three main big fights of the year then.

Will post the remainder that are shown on Sky Sports 1-3 when they become available.

Your views?

adzii_nufc 15-04-2011 12:46

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Amir Khan's fight tommorow will not be shown on Sky sports or Sky box office.

This is a world title fight and will now be shown on Primetime PPV

adzii_nufc 01-07-2011 18:04

Re: Boxing 2011
 
David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko

Fight of the Century is a mere 26 hours away!

Live on Sky Box Office!

denphone 01-07-2011 18:08

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35266709)
David Haye vs Wladimir Klitschko

Fight of the Century is a mere 26 hours away!

Live on Sky Box Office!

Overhyped and not worth the astronomical fee they are charging for the fight.

Shadow Demon UK 02-07-2011 13:14

Re: Boxing 2011
 
I wouldn't say its overhyped but it is definately overpriced like all boxing is on sky box office.

I'm going for Haye to win by KO in the 4th. If it goes the distance he won't win, he needs to knock him out and go for it early imo.

denphone 02-07-2011 13:20

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 35267040)
I wouldn't say its overhyped but it is definately overpriced like all boxing is on sky box office.

I'm going for Haye to win by KO in the 4th. If it goes the distance he won't win, he needs to knock him out and go for it early imo.

He has to get Klitschko on the run very early in the fight in my mind to win it as Klitschko does not like being moved around that much.

adzii_nufc 10-07-2011 01:16

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Haye was pathetic and has let a lot of people down so the best he can offer now is a rematch because there is no way that was David Haye at his best. His best could level Wlad in a second and not once did he throw a punch with the intention of winning the fight. He then had the cheek to throw his hands in the air like he had won the fight after the 12 round bell.

Upcoming

Amir Khan vs Zab Judah

Khan will eventually be the P4P best boxer in the world. It's a matter of time and with his current trainer he looks unbeatable. He is the fastest and his speed combined with his power make him lethal and almost identical to Manny with Khan being the younger and faster of the two.

There will be only one tasty fight for Khan after the next few... Mayweather.

As good as Khan is, Mayweather is a boxing genius but funny things can happen when you face someone as fast as Khan.

Chad 10-07-2011 01:50

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Good to see a boxing thread, my favourite sport!

Before Khan Vs. Judah there are 2 British cards I'm really looking forward too.

16th July 2011 - SKY Sports
Venue: Echo Arena, Liverpool, Merseyside, United Kingdom

John Murray (31-0-0) Vs. Kevin Mitchell (31-1-0)
Ricky Burns (31-2-0) Vs. Nicky Cook (30-2-0)
Tony Bellew (15-0-0) Vs. Ovill McKenzie (18-10-0)

23rd July 2011 - Channel 5
Venue: Wembley Arena, Wembley, London, United Kingdom

Dereck Chisora (14-0-0) Vs. Tyson Fury (14-0-0)
Ashley Theophane (29-4-1) Vs. Jason Cook (28-3-1)

It's great to see British boxing back on terrestrial TV, especially on a Saturday night at primetime. I fancy Chisora to K.O. Fury.

denphone 10-07-2011 05:37

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Yes l like my Boxing but l will not pay any extra for it.

adzii_nufc 19-07-2011 23:43

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Amir Khan vs Zab Judah

Live on Primetime @ 1am Saturday (£15)

Simple squash match for Khan setting up Bradley who is trying his best to dodge Khan.

Khan will then pursue Mayweather which would set up an unbelievable contest pitting Genius against pure speed and power.

As I have said I truly believe Amir Khan will be the P4P best boxer on the planet.

Chad 22-07-2011 19:54

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Tyson Fury Vs. Dereck Chisora on Channel 5.

I've left a message on Channel 5's message board thanking them for the return of free boxing on terrestrial TV.

Maybe if you've got a couple of mins to spare you can visit their site and add a little comment thanking them for bringing boxing back to British television.

http://www.channel5.com/shows/boxing...isora#comments

I know it's all a bit corny however if they receive plenty of good feedback, and viewing figures are good, we might see a return of regular boxing to subscription free TV.

denphone 22-07-2011 19:58

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35276964)
I've left a message on Channel 5's message board thanking them for the return of free boxing on terrestrial TV.

Maybe if you've got a couple of mins to spare you can visit their site and add a little comment thanking them for bringing boxing back to British television.

http://www.channel5.com/shows/boxing...isora#comments

I know it's all a bit corny however if they receive plenty of good feedback, and viewing figures are good, we might see a return of regular boxing to subscription free TV.

Yes it would be great if we had regular boxing back on subscription free TV.

adzii_nufc 23-07-2011 14:06

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Indeed I completely forgot about this until today after a going over the EPG :P

Although its even better that a fight of this calibre is on Channel 5 at all as you would much expect a Heavyweight bout between these two competitors would be making at least Sky Sports 2.

Wasn't Derek set up with Wlad not so long ago?


In interesting news I am expecting David Haye to reverse his decision to retire and pursue a rematch with Wlad by first taking on his brother Vitali.

More than meets the eye for someone that went up against Vlad and didn't even try.

denphone 23-07-2011 14:16

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35277309)
Indeed I completely forgot about this until today after a going over the EPG :P

Although its even better that a fight of this calibre is on Channel 5 at all as you would much expect a Heavyweight bout between these two competitors would be making at least Sky Sports 2.

Wasn't Derek set up with Wlad not so long ago?


In interesting news I am expecting David Haye to reverse his decision to retire and pursue a rematch with Wlad by first taking on his brother Vitali.

More than meets the eye for someone that went up against Vlad and didn't even try.

The problem with David Haye is he is no Lennox Lewis.

adzii_nufc 24-07-2011 04:06

Re: Boxing 2011
 
When I said Khan would become the P4P king eventually.. It may be a lot sooner..

He absolutely flattened Judah in a masterful bit of boxing.

Timothy Bradley is way out of the question and simply wont go anywhere near Khan after this. I actually think Mayweather wouldn't want any of him either.


Khan destroys Judah in Las Vegas (BBC)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/14259712.stm

denphone 24-07-2011 05:47

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35277646)
When I said Khan would become the P4P king eventually.. It may be a lot sooner..

He absolutely flattened Judah in a masterful bit of boxing.

Timothy Bradley is way out of the question and simply wont go anywhere near Khan after this. I actually think Mayweather wouldn't want any of him either.


Khan destroys Judah in Las Vegas (BBC)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/14259712.stm

Yes what a great performance and it will be interesting who he fights next.

TheDon 24-07-2011 14:56

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35277646)
Timothy Bradley is way out of the question and simply wont go anywhere near Khan after this. I actually think Mayweather wouldn't want any of him either.

Agree on Bradley, he was ducking him before, and will duck him even more now.

Mayweather will want a fight at 147 though, and I don't think he'd be too worried about Khan at the moment, he hasn't fought at that weight and it's a fair difference from fighting at 140.

Khan is decent, but he's not showed he's anywhere near as good as Mayweather yet.

---------- Post added at 14:56 ---------- Previous post was at 14:54 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35277652)
Yes what a great performance and it will be interesting who he fights next.

Morales is the most likely.

denphone 24-07-2011 14:57

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35277822)
Agree on Bradley, he was ducking him before, and will duck him even more now.

Mayweather will want a fight at 147 though, and I don't think he'd be too worried about Khan at the moment, he hasn't fought at that weight and it's a fair difference from fighting at 140.

Khan is decent, but he's not showed he's anywhere near as good as Mayweather yet.

Yes Mayweather is a different kettle of fish and l think he will outclass Khan.

adzii_nufc 24-07-2011 20:11

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Mayweather has been dodging a fight with Manny for a whole year for the simple fact he is scared of losing. So he goes after someone he knows he can beat :confused:

Its all pointless with Mayweather now.

TheDon 24-07-2011 20:44

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35278036)
Mayweather has been dodging a fight with Manny for a whole year for the simple fact he is scared of losing. So he goes after someone he knows he can beat :confused:

Its all pointless with Mayweather now.

That's one way of looking at it, another is that Pacquiao has been ducking Mayweather by refusing to agree to random drug testing.

denphone 24-07-2011 20:47

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35278052)
That's one way of looking at it, another is that Pacquiao has been ducking Mayweather by refusing to agree to random drug testing.

Yes exactly.

adzii_nufc 25-07-2011 00:16

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Mayweather.. I've gave him his credit and its about time he put up. Both Freddie and Khan know they are ready for Mayweather but its all about Manny. Mayweather knows fine well he cant KO Manny and he cannot outpoint him so he simply wont go for the fight. Why should Manny have to jump through rings to make a fight with this guy? He's undefeated but he's hardly fought the Superfights.

Anyone Maywether has beaten.. Manny has beaten better and in cases a lot quicker (Hatton)

Manny is too fast and too resilient for Mayweather to match.

as an expert put it.

Quote:

For Mayweather, ducking Manny Pacquiao has never seemed so smart.

If Mayweather has any brains – and for all his fool’s antics, he most certainly does – he’ll keep dodging the superfight the world wants.

All the motivation he needs is to look at those busted-up cheeks of Antonio Margarito.

adzii_nufc 17-09-2011 21:52

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Mayweather vs Ortiz Tonight on Primetime (2am)

Trying to hype this up as much as possible when it'll be as one sided as (Insert David Haye's comment @ Audley Harrison here)

Simple Squash match for Mayweather

denphone 18-09-2011 09:13

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Floyd Mayweather sees off Victor Ortiz in Controversial title fight

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/fl...-1226140248015

http://mma.sbnation.com/2011/9/17/24...atch-is-needed

Walker Walker 18-09-2011 12:35

Re: Boxing 2011
 
My thoughts on the ending of the Mayweather and Ortiz fight is it was fair, ref says protect yourself at all times, Ortiz didn't and paid the price.

denphone 18-09-2011 12:38

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Yes l agree with you.

TheDon 18-09-2011 13:07

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Walker Walker (Post 35301547)
My thoughts on the ending of the Mayweather and Ortiz fight is it was fair, ref says protect yourself at all times, Ortiz didn't and paid the price.

Indeed. Cortez ****ed up, Ortiz ****ed up, Mayweather did nothing wrong.

Cortez should have notified the timekeeper before telling them to box on, instead he told them "lets go" before turning to the time keeper after realising he hadn't got the clock started again. This is what lead to the ambiguity in what was happening.
Better control over the fighters would have solved it, he should have put both guys back into neutral corners before giving the box on.

Ortiz... what the hell he was thinking I don't know, after apologising at the break, and then after the break, he then goes to apologise AGAIN, I'm sorry buy after having the guy blatantly go for the headbutt, and then the overly nice apologising (he kissed the guy ffs, it's a boxing match, you're not there to make friends) he had the shots coming to him.

My initial reaction was that Cortez hadn't give the box on order, and Mayweather should have been disqualified, that was based on the way Cortez was ignoring the fighters to signal to the time keeper, and Ortiz just standing there going for a hug rather than looking ready to box. On the replay it's clear the box on order was given, just both Cortez and Ortiz are both fools.

Cortez should never ref another match though, the guy has been a liability for a long time.

denphone 22-09-2011 08:10

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Floyd Mayweather Jr bout will happen next year, says Amir Khan


http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011...r-jr-amir-khan

adzii_nufc 24-09-2011 09:09

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Well it was always the more likely to happen rather than Manny but there is a likely chance he will just duck both and fall back into retirement. Mayweather's speed is no match for that of Khan's but they both have very good precision and Floyd has an excellent defence. With Khan's speed and precision you can almost guarantee Mayweather will take shots and wont be able to use the same gameplan he did with Hatton.

Mayweather will be favourite but the chances of seeing a Major upset are way higher in a fight like this.

I honestly don't think Floyd will take a fight like this at all because of his attitude, If he lost he wouldn't even open his mouth but rather storm out and claim something extremely stupid.. His attitude is a joke. I want to see Khan fight another fight first rather than jump head first with this guy.

adzii_nufc 27-09-2011 18:17

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Amir Khan vs Lamont Peterson (10th December 2011)

What is with sky as of late in regards to completely dropping Mainstream boxing since Haye and Wlad?

Primetime had Khan vs Judah and Mayweather, the latter being something that would have been shown on Sky Sports 1-4 and would have been part of my sub rather than forking out another £15 to cover primetimes crappy commentators.

denphone 30-09-2011 06:56

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Ricky Hatton considered suicide after defeat by Manny Pacquiao

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15114640.stm

Saaf_laandon_mo 30-09-2011 09:16

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35307439)
Ricky Hatton considered suicide after defeat by Manny Pacquiao

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15114640.stm

So did I after paying to watch that nonense.

linkinghabit 06-10-2011 08:17

Re: Boxing 2011
 
still looking forward for a Pacquiao and Mayweather battle...

denphone 06-10-2011 09:01

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Well that might or not happen some time next year.

denphone 07-10-2011 21:35

Re: Boxing 2011
 
BBC to hand over 'Newsnight' boxing fix evidence

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/media/ne...-evidence.html

denphone 09-10-2011 20:55

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Ruthless Kell Brook stops Rafal Jackiewicz to retain WBA title

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011...kiewicz-boxing

---------- Post added at 20:55 ---------- Previous post was at 20:30 ----------

Murray lands big title shot in the Big Apple against WBA champion Rios

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...-New-York.html



Pay-per-view boxing is the golden goose that could be on its last legs

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ff-Powell.html

denphone 10-10-2011 08:41

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Selby, Campbell & Joshua win silvers at World Amateur Boxing

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15227586.stm

---------- Post added at 08:41 ---------- Previous post was at 08:38 ----------

Klitschko puts his belts on the line in showdown with former champ Mormeck


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...c-Mormeck.html

TheDon 10-10-2011 23:44

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35312914)
[/COLOR]Klitschko puts his belts on the line in showdown with former champ Mormeck


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...c-Mormeck.html

If only you could actually believe that Mormeck had a chance. The heavyweight division is an absolute joke.

adzii_nufc 11-10-2011 01:10

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35313415)
If only you could actually believe that Mormeck had a chance. The heavyweight division is an absolute joke.

Despite his defeat. David Haye is the only current heavyweight that can stop the brothers of boredom in my opinion.

Scrap the gameplan. Scrap the excuses.. Go into that ring like a wild animal without a plan and throw wild punches like we are used to seeing from Haye and I think Wlad or Vitali would be completely caught off guard and knocked out before they knew it.

Haye is fast enough to do just that and he should take a leaf out of Khan's book of constantly throwing but avoiding punches and landing with stupid precision.

Haye under Freddie Roach would be unbelievable.

denphone 11-10-2011 06:21

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35313415)
If only you could actually believe that Mormeck had a chance. The heavyweight division is an absolute joke.

The last decent heavyweight in my mind was Lennox Lewis

---------- Post added at 06:21 ---------- Previous post was at 06:20 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35313433)
Despite his defeat. David Haye is the only current heavyweight that can stop the brothers of boredom in my opinion.

Scrap the gameplan. Scrap the excuses.. Go into that ring like a wild animal without a plan and throw wild punches like we are used to seeing from Haye and I think Wlad or Vitali would be completely caught off guard and knocked out before they knew it.

Haye is fast enough to do just that and he should take a leaf out of Khan's book of constantly throwing but avoiding punches and landing with stupid precision.

Haye under Freddie Roach would be unbelievable.





The trouble with Haye is he is all froth and mouth and not much else.

denphone 11-10-2011 10:04

Re: Boxing 2011
 
David Haye set to announce his retirement from boxing




http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15252699.stm

---------- Post added at 10:04 ---------- Previous post was at 09:54 ----------

Joe Calzaghe excited by Nathan Cleverly and Enzo Maccarinelli rivalry



http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15110187.stm

Kingofthedead4 11-10-2011 11:38

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Enzo is a good fighter but he is not in cleverly's league. I am quite surprised that after some of Enzo's recent defeats where he has been heavily knocked out that he has continued with his career, I hope he is not another micheal watson in waiting.

adzii_nufc 11-10-2011 16:00

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Nice to see David Haye will be remembered as a quitter and just a money man as he was only bothered about a big pay day.

denphone 11-10-2011 21:21

Re: Boxing 2011
 
l will second that.

denphone 12-10-2011 06:19

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Klitschko camp claims David Haye could fight again


http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15256590.stm

denphone 12-10-2011 09:33

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Returning DeGale vows to silence critics and become new European champion



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...e-critics.html

adzii_nufc 12-10-2011 12:06

Re: Boxing 2011
 
It's all action from the Klitschko brothers now, Haye seems to have no interest at all.

One of the Key factors of the loss to the Wlad I think was the fact of his build up fights were pathetic.. Someone like Harrison before Wlad was stupidity. A squash match that gave him no real challenge at all which led into a fight with the best Heavyweight in the world. Kudos to Haye & Booth for being unbelievable idiots.

There were easily better and harder options than Harrison and it goes to show almost solid proof that Harrison was simply a money fight for both of them. Absolute joke imo.

denphone 12-10-2011 21:34

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Unbeaten Fury to fight champion Pajkic for Commonwealth title in Manchester




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...anchester.html

Kingofthedead4 13-10-2011 16:20

Re: Boxing 2011
 
I like Fury, but he needs to sort his stamina out.

denphone 14-10-2011 21:40

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Tony Bellew is happy to acknowledge Nathan Cleverly's academic prowess, but feels confident he has a better boxing brain than the Welshman.The pair go toe-to-toe on Saturday night at the Echo Arena in Bellew's home city of Liverpool, with Cleverly's WBO light-heavyweight belt on the line.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...-Cleverly.html

Chad 14-10-2011 23:04

Re: Boxing 2011
 
I've been hearing rumblings from Bellew's training camp that he is in top form. Boxing forums are buzzing that Bellew might actually pull of the shock and stop Cleverly.

I think Bellew has a great chance. I've always thought Cleverly has had an easy ride to the top. Yes he's held the British, Commonwealth, European and WBO light heavyweight titles but he has never beat the reigning champion to get the belt. He's always faced a top 10 contender for each belt after the champion vacated. He's also only stopped 11 of his 22 opponents.

Cleverly has never been down, Bellew has been down 4 times and comeback and won. Bellew has the experience of going down and coming back to fight on. I think Cleverly might have a tough night ahead of him if his chin isn't made of granite.

My head says Cleverly on points, my heart says Bellew by K.O. Eitherway it'll be a good fight, one I won't be placing a bet on.

denphone 15-10-2011 06:06

Re: Boxing 2011
 
l still think that Cleverly will win although it will be a tough fight.

denphone 16-10-2011 06:21

Re: Boxing 2011
 
James DeGale became European super-middleweight champion as he secured a majority decision against Piotr Wilczewski in Liverpool. DeGale bounced back from his points defeat by George Groves in May, the first loss of his professional career



http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15324766.stm


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ean-title.html






Nathan Cleverly ensured this was not a day Wales will have to forget completely by retaining his WBO light-heavyweight crown against Tony Bellew in a steamer of a contest fuelled by the two men's enmity.

The count was 114-114, 116-113, 117-112 in the champion's favour, and at the end both men could grin and accept that the bad blood should be discarded after each had banged each other around the canvas enough to prove their points but l wa a bit surprised in the points discrepancy at the end of the fight with one judge in particular.




http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011...?newsfeed=true

TheDon 16-10-2011 13:43

Re: Boxing 2011
 
At least the judging in the Cleverly fight wasn't the only suspect thing going on in boxing last night!

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-GpfC1kbv6B...bQ/s1600/1.gif

MMA style takedown ruled as a TKO when it should have been a no contest.

denphone 21-10-2011 14:13

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Hopkins restored as WBC champion following bizarre fight with Dawson


Quote:

Hopkins, 46, appeared to have lost his belt in controversial style in Los Angeles last weekend when referee Pat Russell awarded Dawson the fight after he lifted Hopkins off his feet in the second round, forcing the veteran to claim he could no longer continue owing to a shoulder injury.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/oth...-champion.html



Move over Pacquiao... the Philippines has a new boxing star in Donaire


Quote:

Donaire said: 'No matter what it is I'm a warrior and I'll fight with whatever I've got. You put your life on the line when you fight in the ring. I'm willing to give everything in there and I will never give up.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...o-Donaire.html



London calling! Burns eyes 'biggest test' of career against Katsidis at Wembley


Quote:

'I think the first half of the fight is going to the toughest, trying to keep him away, because he is a good pressure fighter. But I do see me pulling this one off.'


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...-Katsidis.html

denphone 22-10-2011 05:45

Re: Boxing 2011
 
British super-heavyweight Anthony Joshua can have a career to rival that of Lennox Lewis, according to his coach Sean Murphy.


Quote:

I see him going as far as Lennox Lewis."


http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15352007.stm

denphone 23-10-2011 10:23

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Nonito Donaire retained his WBC and WBO bantamweight titles with a unanimous points win over outclassed Argentine Omar Narvaez.

Quote:

Such was the one-sided nature of the bout, Donaire was heard telling his corner that he was bored after the 11th round.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ht-titles.html

denphone 25-10-2011 20:24

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Michael Katsidis has labelled Ricky Burns the most dangerous British opponent he could face as he looks for his third success in London. The Australian fights Burns on November 5 for the WBO interim lightweight title as the Scot moves up a weight following three successful defences of his world super-featherweight title.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...cky-Burns.html



Quote:

Wladimir Klitschko expects a Mike Tyson-like challenge from Jean-Marc Mormeck but says no amount of planning will help the Frenchman when the two get into the ring.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ike-Tyson.html

denphone 29-10-2011 11:47

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...orta-bout.html


Quote:

Frank Warren was left seething after Frankie Gavin went AWOL during his training camp and pulled out of his WBO Inter-Continental welterweight clash with Frank Haroche Horta.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...litschkos.html


Quote:

David Haye admits 'only time will tell' whether the Klitschko brothers try to lure him out of retirement with a shot at redemption.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ndre-Ward.html


Quote:

Much fanfare will herald the final of the Super Six tournament in Atlantic City next month when Carl Froch and Andre Ward square off for the supposed status of the world's No 1 super-middleweight.

Quote:

He is 6ft 1in and comes from Canada, and his name is Lucian Bute. While the other top 12-stone fighters have been embroiled in their increasingly contrived competition, Bute has stolen their thunder

denphone 06-11-2011 06:21

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ond-round.html

Quote:

Unbeaten prospect George Groves retained his British and Commonwealth super-middleweight titles with a brutal second-round knockout win over Paul Smith at Wembley Arena on Saturday night.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...-WBO-belt.html

Quote:

Ricky Burns's sparkling run of form continued at Wembley Arena as he stepped up a division to produce a career-best win over Australian brawler Michael Katsidis.
Quote:

Burns was boxing beautifully and regularly landing sharp counter-attacks, though he still allowed himself to be backed up to the ropes occasionally by Katsidis's crude onslaughts.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...er-cancer.html

Quote:

Former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier is seriously ill with liver cancer. His personal and business manager said that the 67-year-old boxer was diagnosed four or five weeks ago and is under hospice care.
Quote:

Leslie Wolff said that those close to Frazier are hoping for the best, but calls it a 'serious situation'.

Very sad to hear this about Joe Frazier.

Kingofthedead4 06-11-2011 07:58

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Get well soon Joe.

Kingofthedead4 08-11-2011 08:36

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Rest In Peace, great man. One fight you could not win.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-sto...r-fight-115875

adzii_nufc 08-11-2011 09:40

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Rest in peace, didn't expect that so soon.

denphone 13-11-2011 05:06

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ain-title.html

Quote:

Manchester heavyweight Tyson Fury climbed off the canvas to stop Neven Pajkic in three rounds and retain his Commonwealth title in thrilling fashion.
Quote:

Earlier this week Fury discussed the prospect of facing heavyweight rulers Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko in the near future.
Quote:

That looks a fanciful ambition having been knocked down by a man boasting only five career stoppages, but the 23-year-old's response in moving to an unblemished 17-0 record was as clinical as it was impressive

Kingofthedead4 13-11-2011 08:19

Re: Boxing 2011
 
If he fight's like that, fury will get destroyed by the Klitchsko's. And the pac man was very very very lucky.

---------- Post added at 08:19 ---------- Previous post was at 06:59 ----------

Fury fight.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyfPiVe9usc

denphone 13-11-2011 09:57

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.sportinglife.com/boxing/n...1.html&BID=543

Quote:

Manny Pacquiao retained his WBO world welterweight title courtesy of a hotly-disputed points victory over his great rival Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas on Saturday night.

Quote:

Marquez was clearly disgusted and left the ring almost immediately, while the crowd in the MGM Grand Garden Arena booed the decision.
Quote:

This fight was billed as the one to end all doubt as to which of these two fighters reigns supreme in their epic personal rivalry.

http://www.sportinglife.com/boxing/n...0.html&BID=543

Quote:

Tim Bradley stopped Joel Casamayor in round 8 to retain his WBO world light-welterweight title in Las Vegas on Saturday night.
Quote:

The 28-year-old Bradley - tipped as a potential future Pacquiao opponent and making his debut under the Top Rank banner - started as the aggressor with Casamayor seemingly just content to survive.


http://www.sportinglife.com/boxing/n...7.html&BID=543

Quote:

Mike Alvarado snatched victory from the jaws of defeat to stop Breidis Prescott in the 10th and final round of their Las Vegas clash on Saturday night.

Chad 13-11-2011 12:07

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Marquez was robbed again. It was simply disgusting. He clearly won the fight. Even Amir Khan, stable mates with the Pacman, had the fight to Marquez.

Apparently HBO pulled the broadcast off the air early due to excessive booing and anger from the fans.

One thing is now clear if Pacman Vs. Mayweather happens there will only be one winner..... Mayweather.

denphone 13-11-2011 12:16

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Thats if that fight ever happens as we have been promised that fight before.

adzii_nufc 13-11-2011 15:28

Re: Boxing 2011
 
There is no doubt Mayweather will flatten Manny based on last night's performance but 1 poor showing is relatively little to go off.

If anyone is going to stop Mayweather its Amir Khan next year.

TheDon 13-11-2011 15:36

Re: Boxing 2011
 
It's not one poor showing though.
It's 4.

Before this he hasn't looked impressive against Mosley, Margarito, or Clottey.

There is no doubt in my mind that Mayweather would comfortably beat Manny. He hasn't impressed me for a long time now.

Kingofthedead4 13-11-2011 16:22

Re: Boxing 2011
 
TBH I cant see Kahn doing him either. Kahn's chin is still very suspect.

TheDon 13-11-2011 16:32

Re: Boxing 2011
 
I think Khan has a better chance than Manny, but I don't think anyone will beat Mayweather.

denphone 13-11-2011 20:36

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35329645)
I think Khan has a better chance than Manny, but I don't think anyone will beat Mayweather.

Mayweather's a great fighter but a fight with Pacquiao will be a lot closer then you think.

TheDon 13-11-2011 20:48

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35329756)
Mayweather's a great fighter but a fight with Pacquiao will be a lot closer then you think.

He just lost to Marquez (I don't care what the cards say, he lost that fight, it wasn't even close).

Marquez is the same style as Mayweather, only Mayweather is a level above.

Pacquiao doesn't have the power to stop Mayweather. He won't hit him enough to win on points.

denphone 13-11-2011 20:52

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35329761)
He just lost to Marquez (I don't care what the cards say, he lost that fight, it wasn't even close).

Marquez is the same style as Mayweather, only Mayweather is a level above.

Pacquiao doesn't have the power to stop Mayweather. He won't hit him enough to win on points.

Well we shall see when their camps eventually get the fight on.:)

denphone 14-11-2011 21:10

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15728360.stm

Quote:

Muhammed Ali and a host of boxing greats were in attendance at the funeral of former heavyweight champion Joe Frazier in Philadelphia on Monday.

Quote:

And in a moving tribute, Reverend Jackson made a case for the city of Philadephia to honour Frazier, comparing him to a boxing film legend, portrayed in movies by Sylvester Stallone, of whom there is a statue in the city.

Quote:

When asked by reporters how Frazier should be remembered, Jackson replied: "As a great boxing champion and a great humanitarian. A boxing champion because he won the gold medal, because he was the real world champion, because he did not inherit, he earned it."

The legend will always live on.

Rivva 14-11-2011 23:18

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Yes it's a shame the great man's no longer with us. Boxers/fighters of that era make today's so called stars look embarrassing especially that useless lumpa wood Fury who was fortunate enough to have the fight stopped (again) in his favour before he would've got knocked out himself IMO. And no wonder his fights are free to watch on channel 5 because I for one wouldn't pay a penny to watch him. Just one more thing what the hell was his manager on about in the post fight interview when he said the 1st three rounds were on par with the Hagler v Hearns fight back in 1985 (is he alright in the head). I suppose he can try to make his fighter sound good because deep down he's probably thinking he may not be as good as he first thought?

Cheers
Riv.

denphone 15-11-2011 05:32

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Yes the great boxers of yesteryear could not just talk the talk but could also walk the walk and there ain't many of those around nowadays.

denphone 19-11-2011 19:45

Re: Boxing 2011
 
l thought this was a very interesting read in the Guardian today about Liam Walsh's story which involves drugs, gunshot wounds and training in a cellar.


http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011...iew?CMP=twt_gu

denphone 26-11-2011 07:01

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ght-title.html

Quote:

Anthony Crolla retained his British lightweight title with a comprehensive points win over Willie Limond at the Ravenscraig Sports Centre in Motherwell.
Quote:

At the end, the scorecard showed 120-108, 120-108 and 120-109 in favour of the Mancunian in what was an impressive first defence of his title.
Quote:

Crolla was content with his win, telling Box Nation: 'I'm very happy to get 12 rounds under my belt for the first time.

Chad 26-11-2011 22:55

Re: Boxing 2011
 
If you want to see a crazy K.O. check this out from last night:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzmY8KJY74Q

Best K.O. of 2011!

denphone 27-11-2011 05:58

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35335892)
If you want to see a crazy K.O. check this out from last night:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzmY8KJY74Q

Best K.O. of 2011!

Wow theres no getting up from that one Chad.

denphone 28-11-2011 07:23

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...t-Cintron.html

Quote:

Mexico's Saul Alvarez successfully defended his WBC light middleweight title with a bruising fifth-round TKO of Kermit Cintron and then called out Floyd Mayweather for a title fight next summer.
Quote:

The victory means Alvarez remains the youngest reigning champion in the world at age of 21.

adzii_nufc 28-11-2011 17:30

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Haye vs Vitali talks

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/15928510.stm

denphone 28-11-2011 17:35

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 35336648)

Oh no thats the last fight we want as ones a bigmouth with nothing to back it up and the other is one of the worse heavyweight champions ever.:(

Rivva 28-11-2011 20:09

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35336653)
Oh no thats the last fight we want as ones a bigmouth with nothing to back it up and the other is one of the worse heavyweight champions ever.:(

I understand exactly what you're saying denphone especially about all talk and no action Haye. But I don't think Vitali Klitschko can be classed as one of the worst HWC ever. I think it's more about the opponents who's put in front of him than anything else and when he put's them away he's only doing his job whether it be exciting or not.

Now compared to the greats of yesteryear... no comparison.

Cheers.

Kingofthedead4 29-11-2011 08:22

Re: Boxing 2011
 
If it happens Haye V Klitschko I wonder if sky will stick to there no PPV rule, I for one will not be paying for this after the debacle of the 1st fight.

denphone 29-11-2011 11:02

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kingofthedead4 (Post 35336911)
If it happens Haye V Klitschko I wonder if sky will stick to there no PPV rule, I for one will not be paying for this after the debacle of the 1st fight.

And you can add me to that list of people not prepared to pay for any Sky PPV boxing.

denphone 03-12-2011 06:40

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...ious-home.html

Quote:

It has emerged that boxing legend Muhammad Ali was taken to hospital after falling unconscious at home just days after his frail appearance at a funeral for Joe Frazier.

Quote:

‘The victim started to pass out in the car and when they got him into the house he fell unconscious,’ a Paradise Valley Police spokesman said.

Quote:

It has not been revealed what Ali was treated for or how long he spent at the hospital – but he has now recovered.

Thank god the great man is alright now.




http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...m-Germany.html

Quote:

England's Martin Murray drew with WBA super middleweight champion Felix Sturm as the German retained his title in Mannheim.
Quote:

Murray was awarded the fight 115-113 by American judge Ted Gimza but, with Jean-Francois Toupin scoring it 116-112 for Sturm and Pasquale Procopio unable to split the pair, he was left to hope for a rematch if he is to prise the belt off the 32-year-old.

Rivva 03-12-2011 17:10

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Thanks for letting us know about that den...

I hope he has fully recovered and stays with us for many more years to come..

BTW - Ironically there's a documentary on tonight from 1996 called "When We Were Kings". It's about the Rumble in the Jungle epic. But it's not all about the fight itself, it includes a bit of everything. You might have seen it before but if not it's well worth a look.

Rivva 03-12-2011 21:17

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rivva (Post 35339870)
Thanks for letting us know about that den...

I hope he has fully recovered and stays with us for many more years to come..

BTW - Ironically there's a documentary on tonight from 1996 called "When We Were Kings". It's about the Rumble in the Jungle epic. But it's not all about the fight itself, it includes a bit of everything. You might have seen it before but if not it's well worth a look.

Sorry forgot to put the channel and time for anyone who's interested

It's on 1TV4 at 0:45hrs.

denphone 04-12-2011 17:01

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...Margarito.html

Quote:

Miguel Cotto battered a one-eyed Antonio Margarito over nine lopsided rounds before winning a TKO decision in their highly-anticipated rematch on Saturday at Madison Square Garden.

Quote:

'Just to look at him and taste my victory on him,' Cotto said. 'He means nothing to me. I’m here with all my crowd and all my people. He means nothing to me.'

thenry 04-12-2011 17:18

Re: Boxing 2011
 
really annoyed about this coming saturday..

skysports1 from 8pm -
British Light-Welterweight title
Ashley Theophane v Nigel Wright
British Flyweight title
Chris Edwards v Shinny Bayaar
WBA Super/IBF/WBO H'weight titles
Wladimir Klitschko v Jean-Marc Mormeck
WBA & IBF Light-Welterweight titles
Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson

skysports4 from 9pm
Real Madrid v Barcelona

:banghead:

denphone 04-12-2011 17:20

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35340380)
really annoyed about this coming saturday..

skysports1 from 8pm -
British Light-Welterweight title
Ashley Theophane v Nigel Wright
British Flyweight title
Chris Edwards v Shinny Bayaar
WBA Super/IBF/WBO H'weight titles
Wladimir Klitschko v Jean-Marc Mormeck
WBA & IBF Light-Welterweight titles
Amir Khan v Lamont Peterson

skysports4 from 9pm
Real Madrid v Barcelona

:banghead:

Yes why can't they use some common sense for once.

thenry 04-12-2011 17:22

Re: Boxing 2011
 
"skysports is the place to be" :mad: i hate recording live events, there live events for a reason :afire:

denphone 04-12-2011 17:24

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35340385)
"skysports is the place to be" :mad: i hate recording live events, there live events for a reason :afire:

Exactly.

denphone 05-12-2011 05:43

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Quote:

Promoter Frank Warren has called for an immediate rematch between Dereck Chisora and Robert Helenius after the Englishman's controversial defeat in the heavyweight title bout in Helsinki.
Quote:

Respected trainer Freddie Roach branded the decision 'just terrible', and Warren has vowed to lobby the European Boxing Union (EBU) in a bid to force a rematch.
Quote:

'Dereck really proved that he is one of the top heavyweights in the world and he'll have Helenius' number when they meet again.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...#ixzz1fdVElxd8

denphone 10-12-2011 10:23

Re: Boxing 2011
 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/box...hday-bash.html

Quote:

They say the gym is a liar. Hopefully, at least on this occasion, that is untrue.
Gnarled old pros will tell you that the more brilliant a boxer looks in training, the greater the risk of him peaking too early and struggling on fight night.

Quote:

Now 25, Khan looks bigger and stronger than ever. The tape tells a tale of physical similarity but Peterson, who took to the ring in a community centre immediately before, seemed almost frail by comparison. Perhaps that was an illusion but not even the American’s handlers could deny the heavier impact of Khan’s punching.
Quote:

Peterson, who weighed in at 10st, a pound heavier than Khan, has been steeling himself to confront his opponent’s speed, saying: ‘I know Amir is very fast so I’m not going into a sprint race with him. That would be playing
to his strength.
Quote:

Roach, newly inducted into the Hall of Fame, agrees: ‘If Amir sticks to the game plan and stays off the ropes, he will win quite easily. But he does like a scrap and occasionally takes an unnecessary punch or two. When an opponent gets his attention he taps his gloves together. That’s always a
sign that something dramatic is about to happen. If he does that he will still win, but it will be more exciting.’

thenry 10-12-2011 17:56

Re: Boxing 2011
 
hm.. sky seems to have somewhat fixed tonight - SS1 > 8pm fight night countdown > 8:30pm el clasico > 11pm fight night international live

thenry 11-12-2011 05:35

Re: Boxing 2011
 
Lamont Peterson hats off to you. Charging forward like a bull, well deserved :tu: Amir Khan couldn't deal with it, couldn't force the pendulum in his favour, not properly anyway he ended up losing points. That said the both of them showed real stamina, really good fight.. well worth staying up for

---------- Post added at 05:35 ---------- Previous post was at 05:24 ----------

oh and the ref was a... can't say probably get banned


All times are GMT +1. The time now is 14:51.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
All Posts and Content are © Cable Forum