: Mon Jun 23, 2008 11:10 am  

tiesto_80 wrote:

Khan was lucky lastnite if gomez was three year's younger he whould of had him .

khan's nothing but a arrogant little pr1ck in my eye's put him in with someone decent and you wont see him again

I think he's a w*nker myself, but you can see he has alot of potential and talent. His hands are so quick that his combinations could be absolutely devastating in years to come when he gets even more experience. His defence needs some serious work there. He got caught a few times and they hurt him.

: Tue Jun 24, 2008 1:22 pm  

Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told?

Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told?

: Tue Jun 24, 2008 2:47 pm  

Jeff Fenech beats his nemesis Azumah Nelson jeff won on points http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/stor ... 89,00.html

Jeff Fenech beats his nemesis Azumah Nelson jeff won on points http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/stor ... 89,00.html

: Thu Jun 26, 2008 8:35 pm  

Outstanding performance from Berto!

Super fast hands with good power in both, can fight in the middle of the ring aswell as on the ropes and throws a fantastic variety of punches. What more can you say after a display like that, very impressive, again.

: Thu Jun 26, 2008 11:51 pm  

Lord_Percy wrote: Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told? That was my first impression when I heard about it. Very strange timing.

Lord_Percy wrote: Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told? That was my first impression when I heard about it. Very strange timing.

: Fri Jun 27, 2008 9:06 am  

Lord_Percy wrote: Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told? Course there is Warren is a money grabbing crook.

Lord_Percy wrote: Joe and Warren split Seems an odd time to do it, just before his last fight. I know it'll mean he probably gets more money, but is there more to this than we're being told? Course there is Warren is a money grabbing crook.

: Fri Jun 27, 2008 11:57 pm  

Rupert Pupkin wrote:

Outstanding performance from Berto!

Super fast hands with good power in both, can fight in the middle of the ring aswell as on the ropes and throws a fantastic variety of punches. What more can you say after a display like that, very impressive, again.

He's improving with every fight and looks like a potential all-time great (and has done, frankly, for a few years now). The initial knock-down was a great piece of boxing and he didn't get over-excited upon resumption. Knew he had a long time left in the round to finish it off, but kept his work-rate up to prevent any possible recovery.

Given that he's in his early twenties, he could dominate the welterweight division for a very long time to come.

: Sat Jun 28, 2008 8:21 am  

trys'r'us wrote:

He's improving with every fight and looks like a potential all-time great (and has done, frankly, for a few years now). The initial knock-down was a great piece of boxing and he didn't get over-excited upon resumption. Knew he had a long time left in the round to finish it off, but kept his work-rate up to prevent any possible recovery.

Given that he's in his early twenties, he could dominate the welterweight division for a very long time to come.

He is in a very competitive division, plenty of good fights out there for him.

: Sat Jun 28, 2008 10:50 am  

Rupert Pupkin wrote:

He is in a very competitive division, plenty of good fights out there for him.

He is and there are plenty of fighters more than capable of beating him. He just looks so comfortable though, and with him still having a few years worth of improvement left, it'll take a really special effort to beat him.

: Sun Jun 29, 2008 10:22 am  

Manny Pacquiao completely destroyed David Diaz last night to win the WBC Lightweight title and proved why he is the P4P king at the moment. How good would a Hatton v Pacquiao fight at 140lbs be next year? I'd love to see that as it'd be a real challenge for both guys.