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Lights Out
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I had last nights fight 116-112 in favour in Medley.
Was a terrific main event on FOX & Leveni can only get better from this experience. That knockdown was a clear slip IMO & was very poor by ref Brad Griffiths who had a pretty ordinary night. Potential fights for both guys with the likes of Ryan Waters, King Davidson & Dan Dawson would all be terrific to watch. |
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Undisputed Champion
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Based on that performance I think Robbie stops Waters.
Tui might be pretty raw and inexperienced but I thought that him and Robbie were pretty evenly matched coming into this fight. I felt Leveni's style and aggression could really upset Robbie..And it did at times but Medley had a pretty good defensive display IMO, better than I have seen from him in a while. Tui was wailing away but getting mostly arms and glove for a lot of the bout. RE the knockdown..Could have gone either way, if you were Robbie and it was called a slip you would be a pretty shitty. At the end of the day Robbie landed clean scoring blows and Tui went down. But I understand where Luevini is coming from aswell because if not for the water causing him to lose his footing he would have not went down. Brad made the call..It was debateble either way, it was one of those line ball decisions as I understand the rules but maybe Mr Vice President can shed some light on it. Tui will be a very dangerous fighter on the domestic scene in the coming years..This fight was good for him, great to cut his teeth against someone like Robbie over the 12. |
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As far as the knockdown I thought it was both...he did go down from clean shots and he also lost his footing due to wet floor....Hard to call that one. |
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Undisputed Champion
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I made the call years ago that Robbie might turn out a Jase Delisle type fighter...Would give us some entertaining fights on the local scene and will step up the international scene only to fall short.
Robbie looks strong yet still quick and very fit at the new weight..Sorta like how Jase went when he moved up to 175. I like Robbie's chances of beating a fringe contender at 154 over his chances of ever doing it at 147. Seems to have the coin and backing to bring good fighters over here and I would love to see him make a run at a title against a few ranked opponants this year. Eventually he loses again but like with Jase we will enjoy the ride. |
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Keep on Kronkin on!
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I have to say I agreed with Brad Griffiths call on the knockdown. The momentum from the punch is what started the whole thing. Thought Medley won clearly - 117-110, Tui had some good moments bet not often enough to take many rounds. Leveni has every right to be proud of himself, I certainly am! This fight will do Tui a lot of good down the stretch
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