Nick Ball vs. Terence John Doheny & Andrew Cain vs. Charlie Edwards - Round by Round.

Let's see Espinoza and Ball unify next.

 

Oh shut up Bunce...


The frog in your throat is bigger than Ball..

And probably the whole dynamics of this main event..

 

I do wonder if Fulton has enough craft to beat Ball though or if he'd get overrun. Espinoza vs Ball has the potential to either be a fight for the ages or a domination where the bigger, harder-hitting Espinoza backs up and stops Ball. 126, as ever, remains a very fun division as long as the fights get made.

 

Well, I gotta go, my RBR sweethearts.

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Niteys .

 

Would like to see Ball vs Inoue in Liverpool,no way Inoue fights here.

 

I'd probably lean toward Cool Boy Steph.

 

As would I but it wouldn't be an easy fight and Fulton would need to be as switched on as he was against Figueroa in the rematch.

 

Steve Bunce sounds like Alex Jones was eating a flaky biscuit and suddenly aspirated some crumbs and turned British.

 

Y'know, I wanna agree, but I actually don't think Inoue would stop Ball...

Not cause he can't, mind you. Matter of fact that's what I was picking to happen, by body shot around 5-7, until I saw this fight tonight and got to thinking about how he was acting during the middle part of the Vargas fight. No, his behavior during his less successful moments in these fights have me opting to pick a rarer method of victory for Inoue, and not one I ever thought I'd predict with any sort of confidence.

I feel like after several rounds of hardly anything going his way, if anything, tons of wasted energy gaining only counter shots in return, and feeling the stoppage looming, Ball will resort to something stupid to get himself disqualified. No idea what it'll be, could be a kick like we saw tonight, picking Inoue up and slamming him to the canvas like he did Vargas at one point, low blow, maybe even a tribute to Mike Tyson. Dunno the method, but the way he gets when frustrated, at least lately, just gives me the strong impression he'd rather take a DQ than a KO or lopsided decision loss.

My first disqualification prediction. That's some milestone as a boxing fan, I guess