Official Olympic Boxing (and possibly other fighting sports) thread

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Vantage_West, Aug 11, 2008.


  1. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    Vasyl Lomachenko is this tournaments best boxer by far in my book.
     
  2. Merengue

    Merengue Member Full Member

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    Just watched him and he looked very impressive. He has good movement and the Chinese guy he fought could hardly lay a glove on him. He also has very fast hands.
     
  3. Fitir

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    For guys who watched Djelkhir he said in an interview that it's his last tournament. He is 24, he would have liked to turn pro after the olympics but he is unable to find a promoter. What happened to Mendy who never obtained a chance with a great amateur background gave a lesson to french amateur boxers.. He will probably work as an educator.
     
  4. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    real shame
    he clearly is a pro fighter in an amatuer game. he hasnt gone out yet. if he reaches a silver or gold (which is very likely) he will get a alot of interest.

    24 is not old for pro's, it is for ams. he will be in demand im sure of it. but if his mind is made up then thats that
     
  5. Larson

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    :good
     
  6. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    jeffries beats onesidedly over hungarian Imre Szellő. he goes on to face irish captain kenny egen. i think egen will outbox him but jeffires has a good inside fighter capacity to him. and a decent rigth cross to catch the irish lightheavy.
     
  7. elias

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    With Jeffries having a decent pro style he could well be in the money with his medal round his neck.
     
  8. Larson

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  9. emanuel_augustus

    emanuel_augustus Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Kenny Egan looked pretty good. Active southpaw.
     
  10. Two Fisted Piston

    Two Fisted Piston God's Gift Full Member

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    Kennys gonna lay a whuppin yonder Jeffries:smoke Then he'll collect his gold considering Beterbeyiev & Atoev are gone.
     
  11. elias

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    Egan has the extra experience and head to head record. He should get a pretty easy win.


    Reckon Jeffries is more suited for the pros.
     
  12. Smith

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    Englishman deGale is clearing up, something I didn't expect. To win today against the current gold medal holder after outclassing the yank Estrada in the last round is ****ing brilliant.
     
  13. Vantage_West

    Vantage_West ヒップホップ·プロデューサー Full Member

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    agree i thought he was good but just gonna get pushed to the limits and come undone in the olympics

    im actually surprised by jeffires as well.

    good on "team GB"
     
  14. David UK

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    Yes, he's doing brilliant. And yet he really shouldn't be at the Games as he lost to George Groves in last years ABAs, proving that Groves is Britain's number one at middleweight. Groves looks like he's going to turn pro now
     
  15. Fitir

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    It will be Lomachenko vs Djelkhir at feather. I support Djelkhir who is a an aggressive boxer but this time he has nearly 0 chance to win. I watched Lomachenko and :shock: ! The guy was good at the world CS but now he is a beast. Anyway 2 "pros" in the ring, Djelkhir vs Lomachenko will be something to see imo.