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  • I was 15th rows back, really vicious knockout.
    Browne looked awful, no defence!
  • And with that AJ's stock continues to rise. Best resume of an active heavyweight without a doubt.
  • McBobbin said:

    Wilder v Whyte would be intriguing. Be good to see

    Definitely - and I would give Whyte a pretty good chance.
  • Cracking celeb fight with Wayne Bridge and Spencer Matthews. Proper went for it

    Bridge was definitely seeing John Terry, not sure a historic steroid user with no cardio fitnrsd Vs an athlete was too fair but was entertaining to see the posh git getting battered and almost knocked out!
  • Just seen that punch, Brownes head looked like a watermelon.
  • Carter said:

    Also

    I'm Hearns biggest critic but this has been a good show especially for a non pay per view

    That’s what I thought until I saw that hulking punchbag lumber round the ring topping the bill.

    Cracking undercard
  • Carter said:

    Also

    I'm Hearns biggest critic but this has been a good show especially for a non pay per view

    That’s what I thought until I saw that hulking punchbag lumber round the ring topping the bill.

    Cracking undercard
    Yeah he has always been a disgrace of the human form
  • Would be class if our second best heavyweight ends up beating the best from the States.
  • Carter said:

    Carter said:

    Also

    I'm Hearns biggest critic but this has been a good show especially for a non pay per view

    That’s what I thought until I saw that hulking punchbag lumber round the ring topping the bill.

    Cracking undercard
    Yeah he has always been a disgrace of the human form
    He must’ve put on a stone In between weigh in and fight no excuses for doing that at this weight
  • I wonder if whyte will become mandatory WBC challenger. He's tough enough to deal with Wilder's unorthodox style, not sure if he can hurt him sufficiently
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  • So AJ looking like he will come into the fight weighing 18 stone same as takam fight

    Joseph Parker due to come in at his lightest ever

    Now this is a problem I never considered, I always feared that the influencing people with AJ will continue this pattern on bigger is better and to attempt to blow people away

    Parker being lighter than I thought shows the game plan but even if he can dance around for 12 will he have the power to KO a tiring 18 stone muscle machine

    It in my mind has taken a fight that I was 70% AJ will steam roll this and win within 7

    To now be more inclined for a difficult night and AJ coming through on a Hearn home decision points or a controversial late stoppage

    Def makes it more interesting imo
  • I asked my kiwi uncle who's a big boxing fan, reckons it will be AJ but has seen plenty of Parker and reckons it will be a tough night for AJ - Parker isn't a patsy and can box.

    Interested in the idea that AJ will gas, that's the danger if he comes out swinging.
  • edited March 2018
    Watching the press conference yesterday, AJ looked a lot lighter than he did for the Takam fight.

    Hearn made rat-boy Higgins look like the complete cockwomble that he is by telling everyone how Higgins' leg was shaking when he was getting all trappy in trying to wind AJ up:

    Higgins: “I challenge Eddie Hearn to allow Anthony Joshua to speak for himself and not to shield him. Let him speak freely. And if he comes at me, trying to bait me, I’ll get off the stage and I challenge Eddie to do the same,”

    Hearn: “If your leg doesn’t stop shaking, I’m going to have to move.”

    Higgins: “Stop speaking Eddie, I can smell the silver spoon on your breath.”

    Hearn: "There's only one thing I can smell on your breath and that's last nights activities"

    Round one to Matchroom.
  • Hearn is such a tw@t. Sky and him have done great jobbgrowing boxing but he is an utter prick
  • Carter said:

    Eddie Hearn is a dickhead, he actually epitomises a lot of what I dislike in humanity.

    Phrased much better than me lol
  • I've never quite understood the criticism of AJ's stamina, the only time he has looked gassed is in the fight with Klitscho and that was an absolute war in the middle rounds, I'm setting myself up for a fall here but i see Parker in the same way i see Charles Martin, both unbeaten heavyweight world champions who have never fought anyone of any real note - i urge people to watch H.Fury vs Parker again, Fury wins that fight imo.
  • I've never quite understood the criticism of AJ's stamina, the only time he has looked gassed is in the fight with Klitscho and that was an absolute war in the middle rounds, I'm setting myself up for a fall here but i see Parker in the same way i see Charles Martin, both unbeaten heavyweight world champions who have never fought anyone of any real note - i urge people to watch H.Fury vs Parker again, Fury wins that fight imo.

    No I think Parker won but he didn't look good in doing so, the fight came too early for Hughie

    I do agree with you in that Parker hasn't fought anyone of substance of pedigree. He has the bare necessities to cause Joshua problems but I think now Joshua has been in deep water with little Klit he should have the minerals and nouse to deal with Parker. I'm going to have a bet on Parker purely because there is sod all money to be had on Joshua and I think if Parker moves, keeps his head low and raids on Joshua he can cause an upset. If he engages in a shoot out Joshua will nail him, he likes slow moving targets
  • Carter said:

    I've never quite understood the criticism of AJ's stamina, the only time he has looked gassed is in the fight with Klitscho and that was an absolute war in the middle rounds, I'm setting myself up for a fall here but i see Parker in the same way i see Charles Martin, both unbeaten heavyweight world champions who have never fought anyone of any real note - i urge people to watch H.Fury vs Parker again, Fury wins that fight imo.

    No I think Parker won but he didn't look good in doing so, the fight came too early for Hughie

    I do agree with you in that Parker hasn't fought anyone of substance of pedigree. He has the bare necessities to cause Joshua problems but I think now Joshua has been in deep water with little Klit he should have the minerals and nouse to deal with Parker. I'm going to have a bet on Parker purely because there is sod all money to be had on Joshua and I think if Parker moves, keeps his head low and raids on Joshua he can cause an upset. If he engages in a shoot out Joshua will nail him, he likes slow moving targets
    I could concede that Parker won (just) but the margin on the scorecards was ludicrous. Yeah i agree i don't think any heavyweight can trade with Joshua hence why i think AJ beats Wilder and why T.Fury is the best threat to him (when fit)
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  • McBobbin said:

    I urge everyone not to watch H.Fury v Parker. Easily the worst fight I've seen in years

    Yep - 36 minutes of my life I won't get back!!
  • McBobbin said:

    I urge everyone not to watch H.Fury v Parker. Easily the worst fight I've seen in years

    I meant for reference as opposed to it being a good fight
  • Carter said:

    I've never quite understood the criticism of AJ's stamina, the only time he has looked gassed is in the fight with Klitscho and that was an absolute war in the middle rounds, I'm setting myself up for a fall here but i see Parker in the same way i see Charles Martin, both unbeaten heavyweight world champions who have never fought anyone of any real note - i urge people to watch H.Fury vs Parker again, Fury wins that fight imo.

    No I think Parker won but he didn't look good in doing so, the fight came too early for Hughie

    I do agree with you in that Parker hasn't fought anyone of substance of pedigree. He has the bare necessities to cause Joshua problems but I think now Joshua has been in deep water with little Klit he should have the minerals and nouse to deal with Parker. I'm going to have a bet on Parker purely because there is sod all money to be had on Joshua and I think if Parker moves, keeps his head low and raids on Joshua he can cause an upset. If he engages in a shoot out Joshua will nail him, he likes slow moving targets
    That’s def the key behind the size Parker is coming in at he intends to dance his way through the rds and try and get in and out , the issue being he will get cornered and caught his durability is questionable as he hasn’t been in with a big big hitter yet

    Betting value on this fight and bobmonro will know better than me is going to be in more unusual markets like punches per rd , I think that AJ ko Parker all day long but the weight difference really is the key to how this comes out

    Rumours of 18 stone AJ will without doubt affect him from 6-10 so an upset ko from Parker in these is worthwhile

    The 10-12 ko Parker will be value

    No way can Parker win this on points imo Eddie won’t let it

    If AJ does hit 18 stone then rds 1-5 for him to ko Parker will sit best
  • Joshua will weigh in around half a stone too heavy to have any real pace and with that he'll probably as NLA says win on points or early KO.
  • I always fancy getting into boxing and then i realise i'm 6ft3 and I could be fighting people that are 6ft7/8 and 18stone and i don't fancy it as much after that...

    If you could get down to 10st 7lbs you'd make a blinding Welterweight!!
  • I always fancy getting into boxing and then i realise i'm 6ft3 and I could be fighting people that are 6ft7/8 and 18stone and i don't fancy it as much after that...

    Callum Smith is 6ft3 and makes super middle. Make that and never fight anyone over 12 stone.
  • Since the new year i've gone from 121kg to 104kg, still got about 10kg to lose of fat i reckon - i've got a very wide frame so i don't think i could get any lower than 90kg tbh
  • bobmunro said:

    I always fancy getting into boxing and then i realise i'm 6ft3 and I could be fighting people that are 6ft7/8 and 18stone and i don't fancy it as much after that...

    If you could get down to 10st 7lbs you'd make a blinding Welterweight!!
    Prince Arron looked unstoppable for a few fights at light middle. Until Brian Rose absolutely boxed his head off that is. Arron is about 6 foot 3
  • Carter said:

    bobmunro said:

    I always fancy getting into boxing and then i realise i'm 6ft3 and I could be fighting people that are 6ft7/8 and 18stone and i don't fancy it as much after that...

    If you could get down to 10st 7lbs you'd make a blinding Welterweight!!
    Prince Arron looked unstoppable for a few fights at light middle. Until Brian Rose absolutely boxed his head off that is. Arron is about 6 foot 3
    That's freakish really - Hearns is 6'1" and he was considered a freak at the time at welter. Hagler is 5'9" and Leonard 5'10".
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