Frampton v Kiko II...who wins and how?

wouldnt actually agree with you on that one.... but this week we can forget about it and enjoy the event:good

 

well maybe not that high of a percentage but still pretty high:thumbsup

should just have a vote for complete independance like scotland

 

as already been said by most on here... we should leave the politics out of this.. as we dont all see eye 2 eye... will you be der general... seen the stadium on tv today... its looking good:good

 

I will be in Belfast that that day but unfortunetly due to other prior commitments I can't attend

 

Hopefully so, doing a lot of travelling that weekend the fights the only thing Iv to look forward too

 

Public workout at Victoria square at 1pm tomorrow (Wednesday) and weigh-in at the Ulster Hall at 1pm on Friday for anyone who works or lives in bfast and is interested. Also, without wanting to start off the whole Irish/N Irish / British thing again... fighters usuually have their national anthem at world title fights....I assume Frampton won't because "it's Northern Ireland"... or maybe he'll have Danny Boy like Barry used to

 

Tell that to Africa and South America.

I think you mean geography rather than the science of rocks. By your logic, Portugal is Spain really

 

Im finding it hard to give a good explanation as to how kiko can perform any better than he did in 1st fight.
The only way i can see him increasing his chances, lencoreastside has already pointed them out.
You then have to factor in the spectre of the knockout which usually brings caution to a fighters atitude when he gets back in the ring with his foe,which is an attribute kiko isnt used to having. How will kiko deal with this.?
Frampton may capitalise on this and go for an early stopage
Although you cannot rule kiko out the smart money goes on frampton by k.o.
Cant wait for this fight.

 

:thumbsup

 

Same fight as before, tough, close and both men doing well.

But i think Frampton wins by stoppage a little earlier this time.

 

I favor Carl to win but it won't be easy. I expect the rematch will be tougher than the first fight.

The first fight was a close one until Kiko was iced in the ninth. He was starting to fade, getting desperate chasing Carl, and jumped into that monster right. But until then they both got a Beating: Carl got a perfored eardrum, etc...

Some things have changed since then: activity. Carl has fought 8 rds in 18 months. Kiko has fought about 23 rds in the same period. Before his first war Kiko had problems with his management and trainer. After the Martyrosian fight he put that show with Dougie Curran in july and then there was a 7 month layoff. Carl fought four times in 2012.

Kiko is training now with Gabriel Sarmiento. I'm not fool on him, I don't believe in him, but he has a name and it's supposed to be a better trainer than his brother. Maybe he can fix some things from the first fight: cut the ring better, find a way to punish Carl if he bends under the waist line again, improve Kiko's accuracy by setting his shots better, keep his guard up.

All those things could change the outcome of the fight, so I think that this is a really interesting one.