It's a sort of natural high which Carl really seems to enjoy.
I was doing okay till I opened this thread. Now yee *******s have me buzzing with anticipation. Should be an amazing fight.
Well I was about to pick Froch(and if I was forced to pick one or the other I would), but I'm a fan of Kessler's aswell so the main thing for me...
Maybe not brown envelopes but Gavin Rees, Amir Khan and Gary Lockett come to mind. Odd that they all had the same promoter isn't it :?
Due to the fact you may be able to relate another poor Munroe performance to not being able to get close to his opponent and managing to link that...
The Maludrottu fight was an eliminator but not a final eliminator(as it shouldn't have been with Maludrottu ranked 13th). Well done to Rendall...
There was no difference in Munroe from last night to his fight before, the difference was the opponent. Maludrottu understands what he's doing...
The majority of what Froch says is tongue in cheek and as others have pointed out he lets out hints every now and then while he's doing it. TBH...
It was an exciting fight to watch at the time, due to the reasons you pointed out above. But it certainly isn't the type of fight you'd watch...
Giuseppe Lauri won his tune-up for McCloskey by first round stoppage tonight. Mind you the journeyman he was up against wasn't of a great standard...
I wouldn't be confident with your pick of power, martin doesn't seem too confident of winning himself....
Well done Munroe, Terrazas probably should of been let go on but in truth he'd have only been put back down by another bodyshot. It's a huge win...
I've got it 76-76 now, that's immaterial though, Munroe should get the stoppage.
I'm actually going to go back on my earlier comment. technically Munroe isn't up to fringe World level but due to his strength, size and fitness...
he's not fringe World Class nevermind World Class.......that's his problem.
