Burns/Laryea, Cotto/Mayorga, Lee/McEwan & Martinez/Dzinziruk RbR!

Same here, but I wasn't quite sure whether it was watching the boxing or reading the posts.

 

Definitely the Boxing but I'm more pissed knowing that I have to wake up at 9 on a Sunday :fire

 

Someone from James Degale's team should tell him that the contracts are SIGNED and LODGED with the BBBoC from the Purse Bids...

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Well he's the better boxer, better jab, better body punching, better head movement...Burns is probably a better combination puncher and has a better defence, but I can't see how he beats Uchiyama.

(And that's with my biased hat off!)

 

that really was bad , frank even thought the £50 was too steep so dint bother turning up

 

yeah agree with that.

adrien broner at no2.

 

I ain't being biased but from the fights I've watched today, what you've described is MILES off the mark!!

his jab was a mere pawing range finder for the straight right, he was flat footed and barely moved the head.

 

Hope it's a good game...:good

Right, time for Raymond Blanc's Kitchen Secrets...:blurp

Voilla...:good

Tres Bien...:happy

 

Well watch more of him

 

I agree Uchiyama is head and shoulders above the rest of the super-featherweights, but apart from him theres no one that really stands out.

 

and then there is fact he was dropped hard in his last fight.

he seems to have trouble with southpaws as well, obviously Burns isn't, but if he can handle Martinez's power then he will handle Uchiyama's power.

 

After all that travelling and getting up at 9 I bloody well hope so. I'm feeling optimistic and I'm going for a 1-1 draw and a replay at the fortress Madejski, once we got you there we will win, your players have never experienced an atmosphere like it :happy

 

He didn't exactly 'handle' Martinez's power. He looked like he could have been blown over if another solid blow had landed on numerous occasions. Martinez's finishing skills weren't the best.

By the way, Kos is only saying all this because Uchiyama is Japanese.

 

Yep, he was dropped in his last fight by a big puncher and also rocked by Hero Bando of all people.

Uchiyama, for my money, is a more explosive puncher than Martinez. Martinez hits hard, but with his wild swings he finds it harder to land. The crisper, shorter shots of Uchiyama would find Burns more often than Martinez ever did.

I don't know why we're even discussing a potential match-up though, because it won't ever happen :yep

 

true, but then not many will have this debate