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Ebanie Bridges got a proper battering by a late substitute 
Haney also completely dominated also dropped him and went on for a 1 sided win 
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DH vs. RP tonight, some tension there, expect it to be a great fight, test for Haney this 
Chris B Smith on Sunday, should be a cracker 
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In reply to Post #3017
Up the Brits any day
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In reply to Post #3016
I was FAR more infested in the Belfast undercard all genuine 50/50 matches and all were great
Tyrone McKenna vs Lewis Crocker, Caoimhin Agyarko vs Troy Williamson and Sean McComb vs Sam Maxwell brilliant night of boxing
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In reply to Post #3015
Thought the Garcia fight was poor, danced around the ring avoiding contact for most of the fight Garcia. Duarte was poor, out of range then stood in front of him, couldn’t plant his feet to throw either. Bit of a lucky punch for Garcia for me after dancing around for so long, but he landed. Duarte wants to watch GGG and how he cuts the ring off, that was missing. Can’t say I’m a big fan of Garcia, can give it but can’t take it, reminds me a lot of Khan, gangly with fast hands. Fight people like that and they have to put it on them with multiple punches and Duarte didn’t, or you have to be super slick on the counter like Tank. I think Duarte will have learned a lot from that though.
I’m sure Garcia will be pleased too, since DH and BH we’re tipping him to lose!
Some performance from Gill that!
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What a brilliant night of boxing last night
some really great bouts
and finished off with a Garcia KO victory
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I wish they would **** that long haired **** Diamante off, does he stutter, how many times does he repeat stuff ffs 
Only one M Buffer 
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Conlan vs. Gill tomorrow night, could be a cracker
Garcia over the pond, big fight for him that, cannot afford loose
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In reply to Post #3010
Tremendous performance tough as they come
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In reply to Post #3010
Some performance that from KT
Managed to keep CC at range better this time around, super sharp hand speed and good movement, didn’t get sucked in to CC fight like last time. What a fight though that, woman’s boxing is certainly on the map now
And one judge gives it a draw and the other KT by 98 - 92 WTF 
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Congratulations to Katie Taylor
For weeks Katie Taylor said that her rematch with Chantelle Cameron would be a completely different fight and the Irish icon was true to her word, scoring a hard-fought 10-round majority decision over Chantelle Cameron to claim the undisputed super lightweight championship. Official scores were 98-92, 96-94, and 95-95.
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Well Katie Taylors last throw of the dice tonight, has her work cut out for me, she had better be on top form plus some because CC gave her a once over last time, too strong for me. Can’t see how KT is going to do it if I’m honest other than box, move and be super slick, she has the faster hands, but that is energy zapping, last time she got drawn into CC game, can not afford to be in a tear up. If it’s anything like the first fight it should be great watch because they can both box
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In reply to Post #3007
Knew it would be a good one that. Some heavy leather exchanged there, takes two men to make a fight, looked very well conditioned MC 
Good bit of refereeing that. What a great venue the York Hall is, great atmosphere
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what a scrap brilliant finish by Mark Chamberlin
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In reply to Post #3005
Cheers mate as I would have missed this otherwise.
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NON Carp stuff