Nasty, dangerous foul takes shine off JT win

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by lencoreastside, Jul 8, 2017.


  1. hap

    hap Member Full Member

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    It's not a spar. There's no room for time-outs in the heat of a finish. The rabbit punches are on Davies because he chose to flip the target.

    There's a spiteful, mean streak in Taylor. That's not something I picked up on watching some of his higher profile amateur bouts on youtube, most of which he lost. It's a cliche but it's what you want to see in a prospect, especially one who looked like he'd be a pitter-patter specialist as a pro.

    I think Davies fought very well considering the gulf in experience but it was just too soon. 2 or 3 years of hard work at euro/fringe world level might've made a big difference. Hopefully he'll build from the experience and the mistakes compiled.
     
  2. Birmingham

    Birmingham Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    Yeah, he needed dropping a peg. Jesus, the way he talks hes f in minted already earning the millions..He'll be on the 30,000 a year wage bracket he scoffs at sooner than he thinks the tool ! He comes across as thick as pig ****
     
  3. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    Protect yourself at all times. Nothing wrong with what Taylor did.

    Great performance. OD jacked it.
     
  4. Injin Chi

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    I was at the fight and for about 10 horrible seconds I thought JT might be DQ'd.
    Nothing would surprise me with Foster.

    Foster was shouting at him to stop and did have to really pull him off.
    To be honest the red mist did come down and he did want to hurt him.
    But I f*cking loved it !!!!!
     
  5. jonny v

    jonny v Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Howard Foster ~ffs cut your nails and wear gloves. Should be mandatory
     
  6. Neebur

    Neebur Active Member Full Member

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    Sounds like the OP is all salty because his boy lost. How anybody could think Davies was better than Taylor is disgraceful boxing knowledge. It was as clear as day who the real fighter was.
     
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  7. lencoreastside

    lencoreastside Obsessed with Boxing banned Full Member

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    You are very exercised about Howard fosters manicure Jonny! :)

    Probably a more pressing priority would be that he doesn't get caught out of position.
    Had he remained right next to the two boxers after the knockdown he wouldn't have had to do all the manhandling stuff.
     
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  8. lencoreastside

    lencoreastside Obsessed with Boxing banned Full Member

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    As I explained already I'm Irish and a mcGuigan camp supporter. Clear?
     
  9. Neebur

    Neebur Active Member Full Member

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    I couldn't give a toss, mate.
     
  10. CathyBarry

    CathyBarry Active Member Full Member

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    Who wins the GGG vs Canelo m8?
     
  11. Neebur

    Neebur Active Member Full Member

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    If Canelo can handle GGG's strength and power he might be able to win on points. Canelo is strong and skilled but he's not a mover like Jacob's so GGG will have no problems closing him down. I can see Canelo looking great early but GGG will eventually weaken him with body shots and take over. GGG has brilliant technique and balance but he's robotic and not that hard to hit. Canelo has slick offence and has shown slick defence too since Floyd schooled him. I just think he's too flat footed to win against the physically stronger man. I think Canelo will land a lot but can he hurt GGG ? Will he be able to handle his strength and power for 12 ? I can see Golovkin's jab being a big problem for Canelo too.

    It's a great fight. I have to go with the bigger man here, even though he's probably slightly past his best.
     
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  12. Maxsplit

    Maxsplit Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Not true, in recent World & European title fights we've seen Kovalev turn his back on Ward, Klitschko turn his back on Tyson Fury and David Price turn his back on Christian Hammer. All these guys had stellar amateur careers and have been professional champions at varying levels.

    You can definitely expect to take a few shots like Fury laid on Wlad, if you turn your back.

    But the idea that it doesn't happen even at the top level is wrong.
     
  13. Grooveongreg

    Grooveongreg Well-Known Member Full Member

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    It's a different thing spinning off and creating a different angle hoping the ref will jump in to stop rabbit punches

    When your on the ropes square on you turn your back it's proper cowardly and not tactical or positional it's I've had enough thanks .

    Still it's very weird why would you leave yourself exposed it would be better to duck below waist surely?
     
  14. thurmanthegoat1

    thurmanthegoat1 Well-Known Member banned Full Member

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    Right on.