Where next for Sam Sexton?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by colinthfc, Sep 19, 2010.


  1. colinthfc

    colinthfc Guest

    If Tyson Fury has any reservations about fighting Chisora an English defence against Sexton would be the perfect fight to establish the no.3 in the UK.
     
  2. Ilesey

    Ilesey ~ Full Member

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    Well, he's a good fighter but I think he's found his level. It's hard to say after last night.
     
  3. Losfer_Words

    Losfer_Words Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Yeah, I think Sexton is the next logical fight for Fury as well. I'd certainly like to see it. I'm more interested in what Warren does with Chisora next, though. There are some great pick 'em fights on the horizon.
     
  4. SportsLeader

    SportsLeader Chilling Full Member

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    I think Sexton could probably beat Fury, but it wouldn't be a pretty fight.

    Sam could still be a test for some of the younger heavyweight prospects around.
     
  5. Santo_Amonti

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    I can feel Sexton - Rogan III coming on
     
  6. Santo_Amonti

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    Why have you got a picture of D-MAC as your avatar??
     
  7. D-MAC

    D-MAC Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :?:nono
     
  8. Santo_Amonti

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    :lol:
     
  9. Losfer_Words

    Losfer_Words Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It would certainly sell and I wouldn't mind seeing it.

    :lol:

    Funnily enough, when I was searching for the pic I thought Alvarez looks just like one of my mates. Why do all gingers look the same?:huh

    It's a long overdue avatar change; Alvarez is one of the most exciting young fighters about and is also the future of my adopted country:deal.

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  10. punchdrunkgench

    punchdrunkgench Boxing Addict Full Member

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    he will be ok he s from a tough estate
     
  11. Prescott_Fan

    Prescott_Fan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    The problem for Sexton is that he is a decent fighter but at championship level he doesn't have the stamina to do 12 rounds whilst throwing enough leather, and he doesn't really hit hard enough to stop decent opposition. Against guys who are above domestic level (which i now think Chisora may be, he looked good last night) he will always end up getting stopped late or losing a decision. He'll be a test for most guys but who wants to make a career out of being a test?
     
  12. Santo_Amonti

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    Genetic anomoly :deal
     
  13. GoatySimpson

    GoatySimpson Active Member Full Member

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    I reckon we will see Chisora fight for some International belt next. I don't see a fight with Fury happening.
     
  14. kirky c

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    chisora shocked me last night, i didn't think his fitness would last seen as how he looked knackered from the 4th but he has obviously done a real graft in the gym and its paid off. i see no reason why frank warren wouldn't step him up to European level now. i see him being more than enough to handle sprott an harrison levels. maybe even fighting a 10 ten ranked fighter like eddie chambers. sexton didn't look to bad either id like to see him fight price to see what price is made of.
     
  15. rooq

    rooq Rooq's Boxing Promoter Full Member

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    is that your british HW top ten? sexton may have just been stopped but he should still be rated above everyone there apart from chisora, fury and haye/harrison. is dolan even a HW nowadays?