Bellew/McIntosh RbR!

I think we have. On who won between Cleverly & Bellew no and we never will because people have different opinions on the fight, though most felt it was clearly a very close decision.

But on the original point of there only being a slight difference in power between Bellew and Cleverly, I think it's pretty clearly been shown that there isn't.

 

Well done for pointing out the obvious you sack of ****. Give it a rest, you've basically said 'Cleverly won and only scousers think otherwise, I'm not watching it again and that's that'

Well done you tosspot, anybody can be that dogmatic. It doesn't exactly fit in well with he idea of a forum though, at least bring something specific about the fight into the equation so theres something to discuss. Bellend.

 

**** off Bill get Washinton judges in there pretty good..

 

This guy is a miniature Bellew

 

Cleverly 1.. Bellew 0..

 

Poor form there from Sky! having Khan's name above Peterson's. Peterson is champion and should have his name first.

 

Sky have a great schedule at the moment, it's looking stacked.

 

Yeah I noticed that, pretty poor really.

 

Yep agreed Bill

BTW lads if you didn't hear Darren Hamilton beat Watson on points :good.

 

Yeah good win for him that :good, didn't Sky show it then?

 

Not sure mate i had to nip out so wasn't sure cos looked to be mostly prospects fighting.

Good win as you say, i fancy he'd do it in my prediction this week they wouldn't of taken fight otherwise IMO. He's secured a British title show now i'd say well done to lad.

 

I live clear across the Atlantic, can't rightly call me a Scouser.

Bellew 115-113 Cleverly :good

 

Brough was it? :yep Miniature poor man's Bellew. :deal

 

Yeah hopefully so, bit disappointed in Watson though. I thought he'd become a British champion one day when he beat Martin Gethin. he might still do but it's looking ever more unlikely now, he's been in pretty poor form recently.

 

Great performance from Bellew tonight.

He took Macintosh apart and then took him out with a solid right hand.

Wonder where he'll look to go now - at the end of the day he's 29, top of the pile domestically.. will he really want to win the Lonsdale belt out right? Although it would be nice to do that, I think he should be looking to go onwards and upwards as he's more than capable.