I think we can update the schedule. Instead of Australian boxing being given a five-star rating over the next five months, we'll get a mark out of 10 depending on the results of the fights below: 8 Oct - Dennis Hogan v Sam Eggington for the IBO Light Middleweight world title 15 Oct - Liam Paro v Brock Jarvis for the WBO Junior Welter mandatory contender position (I'm pretty confident we'll get a win in this one) 16 Oct - George v Haney for the Undisputed Lightweight Championship of the World 29 Oct - Justis Huni v Mairis Briedis for a possible top 10 H/W world ranking with the IBF 29 Oct - Jason Whateley v Mateusz Masternak in Poland for the IBF Cruiserweight mandatory contender position 12 Nov - Stevie Spark v Montana Love in America for a top 10 world ranking at Light Welter TBC - Michael Zerafa v the Brazilian who made the Olympic final for the IBF Middleweight world title TBC - Big Daddy Browne v Big Baby Miller in England for the Extreme Heavyweight title 29 Jan - Timmy v Charlo in America for the Undisputed Light Middleweight Championship of the World One more fight to be added.
Massive fights. The world doesn't know what it's missing out on. Not on the schedule due to lack of international consequences. I'm wondering what the format will be? I'd like to see Hodgo open the batting against Gal & go for the knockout. When he's just about punched himself out & Gal is due to return serve, he can tag in the Polar Bear until he's ready to have another go.
If Hannant goes first he won't make it out of the first round. I got a feeling Hannant might go first as they would probably like to have Gallen Hodges as the main event.
Ruiz v Ortiz live tomorrow on fox sports 505 from 11am Should be an entertaining fight I think Ruiz might stop the old fella
Matchroom have announced their card. Off the top of my head, Abdoul Mayweather v Mateo Tapia, Skye Nicholson v Krystina Jacobs and Demsey McKean vs a German I’d never heard of.
ortiz blew it. could have and should have won. ruiz has a hard head. got tagged with some big shots but did not budge one bit.
How did he blow it? The guy is 43 years old and gave it his all he didn't stop trying he even went after Ruiz in the 12th. You just said yourself that Ruiz has a hard head so exactly what else did you expect Ortiz to do?
he could have comfortably won the last few rounds by boxing smarter imo. Instead he allowed himself to stay close enough for ruiz to catch him too often. and come round 12 he was left having to try and ko ruiz to earn himself a shot at the world title next fight.
He had been buzzed and dropped multiple times. I think he did everything in his power to win the fight. He is 43 his reflexes have slowed so Ruiz was able to catch him clean all thing considered I think he did very well to make it to the final bell.
Ruiz bottled it if anything. He only needed to tap his chin and he could have ended it but spent half the fight creeping backwards for some reason. Luis could of fight for 40 rounds at that pace. He had no real sustained pressure on him to test his old legs and gastank. I think Ortiz legit hurt him a couple times early and Andy was to cautious after that.