Browne vs Welliver Nov 12

I have exposed you as a troll, you don't have a leg to stand on
Keep repeating yourself you parrot, it's making you look even stupider.

You may have to return with your "House of Stoush" Alt fukn loser

 

You are the biggest troll here. Everybody knows that. They also know you are a dole bludging waste of space with absolutely nothing in your life other than trolling this forum :yep

Go get a a job you burden on society :hi:

 

So when it's all said and done, I'm probably correct in saying it's a £30k fight.

 

$53,000 is a lot of money for a guy participating in an undercard fight in Australia.

We can all guess a number. But unless it is based on fact it is just a number.

 

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Oh and other people who don't know who Vic Darchynian is.
The hottest topic is Zerafa fighting a 200th ranked guy in Russia.atsch

 

Ranked 15th last I heard unless you are confusing opponents.

 

26th according to boxrec my mistake. Sure he was ranked higher than that when I first checked.

 

Browne is rated 4,5,6 by the top governing bodies I think. He'd be on a very healthy amount. Welliver knows he's in for a drubbing and wouldn't take it cheaply. Including travel etc I'd say it's a costly fight.

 

Here are their respective last outings...

Browne vs. Rudenko:

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Welliver vs. Williams:

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Even as poor as Browne was made to look by Rudenko (and his own lack of fitness) he is going to do a number on Welliver, going by those.



It may actually work against Chauncy that he is so tough. It would almost serve him better if he weren't. Getting quickly KTFO is probably healthier than what he is more likely to suffer here - a prolonged twelve-round battering. He will be hit flush a lot more than Rudenko was, and Browne will be hurling more power at him than Williams did.



Whatever he is getting paid, it may not be quite worth the severe pounding his brain is about to cop.

 

Funny thing is that Browne actually came home much stronger. He won just about every round from the halfway point. If he gets his fitness correct he'll be hard to face to just about anyone.

 

Last outings? Welliver fought 4 times after Williams. Earlier this year he lost to a 49-years old Billy Wright in the mortal obese division

 

Ah, quite right. Last outings of any note, then. :yep

His pair of TKO's over tomato cans and his losses to novice kickboxing transplant Fujimoto and geriatric Wright barely warrant mentioning (or, clearly, remembering :!

 

I haven't seen one post by the Facebook obsessed Chauncy about this fight, or a single photo of him actually training in recent history.

Seems weird.