Exactly. He can claim to be top of the UK heap (and prove it beyond doubt with another win over McDonnell in a rematch), but throw him in with Narvaez or Chokchai - or even Guerrero or Shimizu - and the difference in levels will be quite apparent.
:deal the man was a beast, what happened to hardest p4p puncher thread? i totally agreed, he makes my p4p top ten everytime! and after 5 my list switches constantly
Exactly. He was a class above the field, I knew he would win this easily and he boxed very well tonight - cant fault the guy.
Wish I had a little more on Haskins tonight, the different in class was apparent from the 1st bout. Easy money!
:yep I'm not sure if he'll require one. In fact, under no circumstances will I conciously allow him to share one with the new SRR(alright it's SSR, but still).:bart Johnny Tapia.
Lyons - Farrag was a great fight, Haskins got better with each bout, I normally dont like watching Haskins but he hit and moved very well tonight and made it look easy.
Let's put it like this, he had Broadhurst badly hurt and when the ref called him back in he sprinted over and billy goated Don in the chest and then wrestled him to the floor. Does that give an adequote picture :think
Whose bird was the painted Scouse with her cork popped? One of the eliminated boxers'? I tuned in right at the end of that interview, between the QF & SF.
:deal Off to Youtube with you, simona! Tapia (who my Android swype keyboard wants to auto-complete to "Rapists", although that is one of the few outside-the-ring foibles never attributable to him) was a real force in his day. His book is worth reading as well, although it won't lift your spirits.