the boxing bin will bag the title!!!

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by rjko23, Sep 5, 2010.


  1. Korean Hawk

    Korean Hawk Member Full Member

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    Yeh it could but I very highly doubt it.
     
  2. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yeah, but its not something you can accurately predict pre-fight if there have been no signs of slippage.

    For instance you could see the signs for Calderon coming into the Segura fight, but you can't say the same thing with Nishioka.
     
  3. Grievesy

    Grievesy Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Nice article, and it would be quite nice for Munroe to grab a title. Unfortunately it ain't gonna happen, IMO anyway. Nishioka by KO.
     
  4. rjko23

    rjko23 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    munroe has shown he will take any fighter the distance and test there metal. when you fight munroe you have to give your all and go to places you havnt been before. its wether noshiaki is willing to slug it out. munroe is one of the fittest guys out there with a great chin. plus the japan man does have a vunerable chin.
    cmon munroe!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
  5. boxingcrazy

    boxingcrazy Boxing Addict Full Member

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    munroe will need to pull out all the stops and try to break nishioka's will. it will be so hard to win in japan. imo
     
  6. Grievesy

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    I'm sure Munroe will take it to Nishioka and try and force him into a war of attrition and that unfortunately will be his downfall. Nishioka is too fast for him and has a very powerful left hand which will be finding Munroe's chin all night long. While Munroe does have a good chin, I don't think he has faced someone with the power Nishioka has and an accumulation of these shots will wear Munroe down for a stoppage. While Nishioka has been down before, I don't think his chin is a problem, especially considering Munroe doesn't have much power anyway to make it a factor.
     
  7. rjko23

    rjko23 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i do like noshiokas left hand in this fight because munroe can be guilty of charging head first. the thing is if noshioka doesnt find the target and munroe gets inside often enough he'll get out muscled. im sure munroe is working on moving in at angles and not straight lines. maybe even working in his head movement alot more like ricky hatton did. ricky found a way in with fast slick fighters. obviously pacman and mayweather managed to find him coming in but then noshioka isnt pacman or folyed. hes knowhere near that level.
     
  8. Davew430

    Davew430 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I've said Nikiosha from when the fight was being touted. As much as i like Munroe, this maybe a step too far
     
  9. Korean Hawk

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    Determine if it is non-ferrous or ferrous and determining the properties. A much needed skill for all boxers.

    Nishioka has been in wars though and slugged it out with top guys. Munroe isn't really bringing anything that new to the table, is he? Perhaps strength and workrate but even then Nishioka has fought guys better than Munroe.

    Munroe's chin has never been tested with Nishioka like power and his defence is fallible, accumulative blows from Nishioka would know any man out.

    Nishioka does not have a dody chin, do not know where that came from.

    Very good analysis.

    If Munroe ups the pressure he is going to be walking on to shots and no-one can take them for long. And that is really the only strategy Munroe can use.

    What makes you so sure Munroe is the stronger man? Nishioka is very very strong himself. Plus Nishioka is still powerful on the inside, it is not as though getting inside will defuse the N-bomb.

    I hope not. He needs to be much cleverer than Hatton. You seen what happened when Hatton fought a legitimate puncher in Pacquiao.

    Like who?

    Arguably, Munroe ain't Hattons level.

    Honestly mate, you need to research Nishioka more IMO. Your obviously enthusiastic about Munroe but part of being a writer is being unbiased, you'r selling Nishioka far too short and going on too mnay if's and but's on Munroes part.