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In reply to Post #2089
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was a good night of boxing and Benn well !! world champion in the making for sure 
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Be taking a keen interest in Agyarko tonight as I know he’s being sounding out Nathan a few times.
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In reply to Post #2086
Isaac Chamberlain didn't get much of a workout on his return.Im just glad it's not just me with that Bunce
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In reply to Post #2085
oh I hate that squawking high pitched bunces voice when he continually goes over the top excited I just want to punch him in his adams apple
I call him thrush cos he is an irritating C**t !!
@ Chris yes I do m8 
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Boxing on channel 5 spoilt by that Bunce again.His voice is so frigging annoying,it's like fingernails being dragged over a chalkboard
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In reply to Post #2083
You like a bit of Lomo Gerry ... 
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Boxing tomorrow Sat DAZN
from 19.00 on the undercard is Katie Taylor v Sharipova unknown but !!!!!!! could be in for a really tough fight !! BENN versus ALGIERI is top of the bill
and if you like me stay up all night Starting Sky sports Arena 02.00 LOMACHENKO versus COMMEY headlining
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In reply to Post #2081
Yes definitely that one fight ending punch at his disposal. Can't criticise his power at all. But the track record you speak of is a rather padded one !!
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In reply to Post #2080
I agree, probably done now?
One punch to end a fight and he was a master with a track record
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In reply to Post #2079
Wilder is done Chris. Mark my words he won't be the same again if he continues to fight at all. Usyk beats him too. Way too smart for windmill. He's got power and heart. And absolutely nothing else.
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In reply to Post #2077
I will maintain what I have said before. Fury is number 1 and Wilder is number 2 and below this there is quite a gap
I wish it would happen, my money would be on Wilder putting Whyte out in 2 and that's if he staggered through the first! slow hand speed, **** all movement and so easy to hit, target practice 
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In reply to Post #2063
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In reply to Post #2076
What about the 2 years before Whyte lost to povetkin in which time he was still number one contender? The 2 years he basically fought bums plus Ortiz? He was swerving ,100%
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In reply to Post #2075
I dont think Wilder was worried by Whyte,especially after watching Povetkin knock Whyte out.Whyte is a tough fighter and anything can happen in heavyweight boxing,I just think Fury will make him look silly.If Wilder can't KO Fury I can't see how Whyte can,it is going have to be the punch of his life.He definitely deserves his chance though
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