What an embarassment of a decision that was....Tom clearly outclassed by a mediocre opposition who landed cleaner, better and more punches. The only reason at the minute there's so many good British prospects is because we are letting them win...
His pawing, slapping left hand was a sorry excuse for a hook or a jab as a counter over the right. He is slow and one paced. Dallas needs ALOT of work. If he is slow then he has to get a great jab going to set everything up or he'll get picked apart every time.
They're all ****ing ****, man. Dallas, Fury, Price, Olabumiwo, they're all a load of wank. I don't expect that Mike Perez to go far neither. Chisora is decent, but these tall *******s with tits are not going anywhere.
but people dont remember Page is a craft Vet in the HWD. He doesnt care if he win or loses. If anything it will help dallas get his **** together.
I disagree with Price, Fury and Perez.... They all have good amateur pedigree (especially Perez) I would love for Perez to find himself a top trainer and to go to america and europe and getting some top quality sparring. Fury has improved leaps and bounds but like Perez needs to leave his uncle and work with some1 like Emmanuel Steward full time.
IJL in general is an incompetent and **** referee without personal ties to Dallas. He probably came to his own conclusion.
Dallas will never ever go further than domestic level. He doesn't possess the attributes to be anything of note. I don't think he even wins a british title either...
I said it for a long time that he's pony!!!! he's stiff like a zombie. He actually reminds me of something from Residents Evil.
Didnt Frank Maloney say that in Price and Dallas he had the best two HW in the country bar Haye? They call it small mans syndrome don't they!
Yeah, either that or potentially the two best. That he's simply got to keep them apart and that there'd be no fight until ''something major'' was on the line. Once Price beats McDermott (assuming of course) he ought to be in the shake up for the British, whilst Dallas needs to be held back to a point.