Scott Fitzgerald

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Twentyman, Oct 20, 2019.


  1. Crixus139

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    Your probably right in terms of his intention, irony is Ted prob wouldn't have been aware of it at the time!

    I agree this is the fight game but this is boxing, a sport. Bodily fluids flying around is absolutely part and parcel for sure. But for me intentionally spitting on someone you could argue this type of behavior brings the game into disrepute.
     
  2. Snowy1989

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    Aforementioned it’s difficult to gauge when we Don’t know how easily he made the weight or how his lifestyle between fights impact performance.

    He could’ve easily lost that fight last night; up till the last few rounds he was getting countered and instead of cutting the ring off he was dancing to Cheeseman’s tune. People were moaning about Ted running but to me it was the obvious tactic to stop Fitz getting into a Rhythm. Saying that, he looks spiteful with the punches and appears to carry genuine power at this level. The body shots in particular kept Cheeseman honest and he certainly upped the ante in the final few rounds which saw him The line.

    He’s had 2 excellent domestic wins now on a decent platform- personally I think he could step to Euro level but he’s got to live the life and get his game plan for fights spot on.
     
  3. Bridie mcmahon

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    When I watched this last night I was ready to post on here did fitzy slabber on him there! He practically took aim and dropped that.
     
  4. velagod

    velagod Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think european level fringe world level.
    Don’t think he will ever win a world but 154 has never been the most stacked division and lot of guys have moved up or soon to move up so never say never.
     
  5. velagod

    velagod Boxing Addict Full Member

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    but who’s he beat? An inexperienced liam williams who now I would back to beat him. You make it sound like he’s been in with loads of killers and only lost 2 when really he hasn’t at all.

    fair play on the williams wins though as time goes on them wins are going to look better and better.

    he’s top 10 I would probably put him 10th but it’s a pretty weak divison and there’s few Eastern European’s who going to soon shove him out of the top 10.

    he beats jessie vargas though that I’m sure of but that’s not saying much vargas isn’t a 154 pounder not long ago he was fighting Broner at a catch weight of 144.

    Also denis hogan put in a better performance against mungia than smith did and mungia is highly beatable.
     
  6. Little brian

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    I keep hearing people say Williams would now beat Smith. How and why?!?!

    Baffling.

    Beefy has already broken him mentally and also boxed his ears off in a rematch. All these flashy knockouts against no hopers dont mean a thing.
     
  7. Little brian

    Little brian Active Member Full Member

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    Because its a money spinner!!!

    Jesus.
     
  8. Little brian

    Little brian Active Member Full Member

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    OK mate. You're clearly in the know about sky's masterplan for the chosen one, Anthony Fowler.

    Enlighten me please pal.
     
  9. Little brian

    Little brian Active Member Full Member

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    Horrible, vile creature.
     
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  10. Furious

    Furious Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yep, think everyone knows that. People aren't debating that really, we're discussing why Fowler seems to be Sky's favourite.
     
  11. moog

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    Great post. You are right about him staying at domestic level just now. I agree with all the points you made. His jab was much better in his fight against Fowler, and unless he gets it to that level again he will struggle when he moves up in levels.
     
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  12. velagod

    velagod Boxing Addict Full Member

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    because he has improved massively under ingle who is the perfect coach for Williams and smith is on the decline simple as that and not baffling at all.

    he did jack it in the second fight though he proper bottled it didn’t perform.
     
  13. Scissors

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    disgusting that. Went from a really likeable lad to an absolute **** there for me.
     
  14. Furious

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    Yeah not a good look. I appreciate that in the heat of battle fighters do anything to get the edge.. but I don't spitting at all.
     
  15. ryanm8655

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    Yeah, that’s turned me off him...proper pikey move that. Maybe there is a reason Hearn doesn’t seem keen to push him.