Billy Joe Saunders/Bradley Pryce..Stephen Smith, Buglioni tommorow night

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Kugan's hilarious.

 

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The card is very poor again, Billy will win quite easily and every other fight is a mismatch.

Frank needs to improve the quality of his recent cards.

 

Sorry BA.

Pryce ought to be a good test for BJS but I do like the look of Saunders. I think his speed will be too much though and he'll stop Bradley with body shots after 2 or 3 rounds. Saunders KO 2.

Smith's opponent looks crap but he is from the same country as the hardest puncher in boxing history, Edwin Valero. But I'm not sure that saying is gonna catch on. Smith TKO 1.

Buglioni's fight also looks pretty one sided so I'ma go for another quick TKO win. Frankie TKO 3.

The rest of the card will be filled with unknown prospect against unknown bum. Everyone else TKO 1.

Keysey to win the event by asking Enzo Maccarinelli something about Mickey's fish and chips.

 

Nice test for Saunders, Boulden was but Pryce is better then him IMO, Still BJS is one of my favorite prospects and will win easily I think by Stoppage.

Buglioni and Smith win, ugly fights they are in.

 

What's the story with Buglioni? All I know is he sells a few tickets and has done alright so far...

Looks like VVarren has plans for him though; very active for one of his fighters - 5th fight in 7 months!

 

I've heard that BJS absolutely cained Mendy in sparring, so I'm not sure Bradley will offer too much trouble for him. I really like Billy, and I expect him to dominate if I'm honest.

Nice to see Buglioni out again. Needs to step up his competition tho

 

I like BJS and unlike the other Olympians has been very Active lately.

 

Stephen Smith steps up for his biggest challenge since Lee Selby temporarily derailed his plans towards a 'world' title shot, as he takes on tough Venezuelan Jose Luis Graterol.

Since returning to the fight game in 2011, Graterol has fought all across Europe against former champions and touted prospects, with his last 7 fights spanning 5 countries.

He took former WBC featherweight champion Vitali Tajbert the distance, losing by just two points on one judges scorecard. Touted prospects like Joe Murray and Khedafi Djelkhir also had to settle for points victories, with the latter scraping by with a close, perhaps contentious decision. In his last fight two weeks ago, Graterol took on former WBU title challenger Angel Hugo Ramirez and made him work hard for a points decision.

A true road warrior, Graterol built up a respectable 13-8-4 record in his native country before deciding to chase his dream in Europe and set sail on a journey that took him 5 years to complete. Thankfully, the wait for him to arrive made promoters so eager to stage him on their shows alongside their best fighters that he has fought an amazing 7 times inside 8 months, with it soon to be 8 after tonight!

Stephen Smith has a record of 14-1.

 

going to be ringside for the first time tonight, so looking forward to this.
to echo anothe rposter what's the story with buglioni? how good is he?
the other smith, the young debutant, looks to have a good amateur background so will be interesting to see how good he looks.
are any of the others decent prospects?