The crowd doesn't lie

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  1. Vengeance

    Vengeance Certified Headhunter Full Member

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    Those Brits were near silent the entire fight. Once in awhile, Froch would throw one of his wild flurries that hit nothing and the crowd would get loud for a second.. then back to silence..

    Dirrell won this fight. Dirrell made Froch fight his kind of fight. It might not have been entertaining but it was effective.
     
  2. Black

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    If they were quiet it was because they came to cheer boxing, not running. They got pretty loud after the scorecards. Froch rightly won but maybe it should have been a bit wider in his favour.
     
  3. pijo

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    The crowd doesn't lie???

    Then Hatton must of smashed Mayweather. Surely??
     
  4. janeschicken

    janeschicken hard work! deadicayshin! Full Member

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    Seriously, **** off and go to bed. Stop trolling -- everyone knows you're doing it and it's not even humorous trolling.
     
  5. The Kurgan

    The Kurgan Boxing Junkie banned

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    I don't think Mayweather won a single round. ATG? My ass!
     
  6. Vengeance

    Vengeance Certified Headhunter Full Member

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    Well when the ring buckle knocked out Hatton, they weren't that loud were they?
     
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    i regret watching this fight
     
  8. Black

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    Hatton wasn't knocked out by the ring buckle. He got up after that and continued to fight. You know nothing about boxing. Put your flag down and respect Froch for the superior athlete that he is.
     
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    me too..
     
  10. pijo

    pijo Feed the Pope Full Member

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    weren't they? seriously? did you even see that fight son?
     
  11. Vengeance

    Vengeance Certified Headhunter Full Member

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    That was the Americans getting loud. The Brits were drunk and dead silent and shocked

    Son
     
  12. Tranquillity

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    yeah of course it was silent when Dirrell was running running running. Carl keep having to chase after him and he kept running away again. What do you want them to cheer for when there were no action?
     
  13. Vengeance

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    Then you admit Froch hit absolutely nothing and he was forced to fight Dirrell's fight and lost?
     
  14. pijo

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    You having a laugh mate, couldn't hear the americans in an empty room. I suggest you rewatch the fight.
     
  15. Vengeance

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    I've rewatched it plenty. I can't get enough of watching Hatton get smashed by the ring post. I enjoy it in slow-mo. You should check it out.

    All I remember was seeing the Brits in the crowd wide-mouthed and shocked. And the US fans (though not many of them) were celebrating.