Colin Lynes vs. Juho "TNT" Tolppola!!!

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  1. oscar

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    betting lynes 1-20 or 4-9 points tolppola 7-1 or 16-1 points
     
    oscar, Jan 23, 2008
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  2. Toney

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    Bwin has Tolppola as a 8-1 underdog. Someone is gonna make good money! Tolppola said in the last interview in Finland that he don´t belive that it will go the distance.
     
    Toney, Jan 23, 2008
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  3. dwilson

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    He's very defeatist then poor young Fin.
     
    dwilson, Jan 24, 2008
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  4. oscar

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    :bbb nice to see he is confident should make for a good fight but i dont think he knows enough to beat lynes i reckon he looks for way out around 7-9 after eating a jab all night:happy
     
    oscar, Jan 24, 2008
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  5. Toney

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    Tolppola sure is gonna eat Lynes´s jab... For a breakfast!

    I really do belive that Tolppola will take the title from Lynes! It will be a tactical fight early one... Lynes will be aggressive, but Tolppola will be very determined and land the more cleaner and harder punches. Tolppola has much tighter defence and becouse of it he can land the better shots all night long. Lynes is a bit too open and always when opponent throws a punch he takes a step back in straight line. Tolppola will figure that out early and Lynes will be rocked several times. I am not sure that will Lynes go the distance or will he just quit after 8-9 rounds... he is a bit soft boy now isn´t he? And overall Finns a lot tougher than Brits... Tolppola will show it on Friday!
     
    Toney, Jan 24, 2008
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  6. oscar

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    :think HOW many finnish champions did you say:huh
     
    oscar, Jan 24, 2008
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  7. Toney

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    ? We don´t have too many national title fights... Maybe 1 per a year or so... If we are lucky!
     
    Toney, Jan 24, 2008
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  8. oscar

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    so this is a big night for Finland? in all honesty i hope juho is here to put on a good fight and may the best man win
     
    oscar, Jan 24, 2008
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  9. Toney

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    Yeah, this is a big night for Finnish boxing. Tolppola is the 7th Finn ever to fight for the European title. Boxing is very popular in Finland today becouse of "Idi" Amin Asikainen´s success. The magazines have wrote a lot about Tolppola vs. Lynes and the fight is also show´n live in Finnish TV!

    Tolppola will be a celebrated hero when he returns to Finland with the European titlebelt!
     
    Toney, Jan 24, 2008
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  10. Toney

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    Lynes was too fast for Tolppola. :-( Juho sure wasn´t at his best... maybe he had lost too much weight or maybe the 2 weeks preperatiion time was not enough... or maybe Lynes is just too good for him...
     
    Toney, Jan 25, 2008
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  11. dan-b

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    Tidy performance from Lynes. He should target a fight with Rees.
     
    dan-b, Jan 25, 2008
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  12. maka

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    lynes frustrates me...... even as i sit here on my big fat couch, that jab of his is thrown as good as i've seen, but.........an theirs allways a but............. i think if he goes up against a fighter that wo'nt give him a minute.......someone who's more ruthless and maybe a little reckless he'll meet his match.

    when tolpolla was goin in (on the odd occasion) and throwin bigger rights and lefts........ fighting through the jab,......i felt lynes did'nt like it at all and seemed to grab on, and i even at the end of the second round i thought lynes was a little rocked.....right on the bell.... if tollpolla had ruffed it up from the start instead of being tidy himself......which i thought he didnt do much wrong he just couldnt get by that long arm jab.......it would have been a different fight.

    lynes was in his comfort zone thats for sure he took the reigns straight from the off.

    wonder what branco will make of him!!!!!!!!!!!
     
    maka, Jan 25, 2008
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  13. Toney

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    Tolppola´s corner told all the time Tolppola to keep boxing... not to slug with Lynes. I would had liked to see what would had happened if Tolppola would had opened up... but they did not want him to do that... Well... maybe that was the right decision... Maybe Tolppola would had just been knocked out or something...
     
    Toney, Jan 25, 2008
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  14. maka

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    or maybe not my friend.......a change of plan could have swung it, i thought tolpolla looked the stronger boxer when they entered the ring and that his chin looked strong and upper body.
     
    maka, Jan 25, 2008
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  15. dwilson

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    Complete walkthrough for Lynes. I know its hard to getting decent opposition on late notice but that Juho was really poor. Even Morrison could have beaten him. Lynes needs a decent break soon to go for a world title, he probarly has the beating of Ree's and Kotleink.
     
    dwilson, Jan 26, 2008
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