I think i recal this guys fight getting stipped early last time cos the night was getting on and people wanted to hit the clubs or catch the tubes. Before BJS v Ryder i believe.
Round 3 Buglioni is circling at middle to outside range, flat-footed, jabbing down at Horvath. A few hooks slapped up top by Horvath. Buglioni is jabbing into the ears and gloves of Horvath and turning him, arms down at his sides when not attacking. 10-9 Buglioni 30-27 Buglioni
Round 4 Buglioni is sticking his jab down past Horvath's, prodding his chest and knocking him back a step with it. Buglioni is ducking and sticking his buttocks out to the left as he crosses his feet circling around Horvath, slipping a high jab and popping his to counter. 10-9 Buglioni 40-36 Buglioni
It's quarter past eleven in London. We are not even halfway done with this. :wall We are going to be lucky to see main event ring walks by midnight UK.
How big of a puncher do you guys rate Chisora? I don't think he is a big hitter, the Scott fight was a BS stoppage. I'm also not super impressed with Chisora's skillset either. When you get comprehensively outboxed by Tyson Fury, I think you have problems. Anyways, Pala is a live dog here if no funny business happens.
I'm not sure whether or not this is a televised fight or a sparring session which just happens to be on TV...
Buglioni looks like he's lost a bit of confidence in himself. He had a reputation as a hard puncher now he's too afraid to throw his right hand, and because of this his opponent does not respect his power at all. So it'll have to be constant jabbing all night.
Why does Buglioni have such a passionate fan base? :huh I mean, he is no Skeete, but he is pretty boring from the few times I've caught him...