Ricky Burns v Omar Figueroa

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  1. BlackBrenny

    BlackBrenny Guest

    "Burns getting battered and stopped!!"

    hahahahahahaha
     
  2. Solarse

    Solarse Well-Known Member Full Member

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    He Lost :hey:hey:hey:hey:hey:hey:hey
     
  3. fatcity

    fatcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So did the tv ratings.It was the lowest Haymon presentation to date.To be fair,it is on a Saturday afternoon here in the US and who wants to stay home on a nice sunny day to watch a boxing show?Boxing is meant to be shown "after dark".:lol:
     
  4. jordan1989

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    He "Lost" but the fix was clearly in the ref was blatantly biased and I have no idea what fight the judges were watching a case could easily be made for 114-112 for Fig or 113-113 but no way did Ricky only win 3-4 rounds.
     
  5. Solarse

    Solarse Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Burns actually fought well, best he has done for a while, but he clearly lost
     
  6. Two Shakes

    Two Shakes Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I predicted that Ricky would be TKO'd in the last few rounds.

    Facts are that i was way wide of the mark, Ricky won more rounds than Fig, and even with the b*llsh*t deductions had still done enough to get a draw at the very least.
     
  7. tdf1974

    tdf1974 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Burns was brilliant imo...not sure if it was fighting abroad being a huge underdog that helped him or the fact it was almost last chance saloon?

    he showed enough i thought to prove he can mix it at a high level... he will still cause a lot of domestic fighters nightmares if he keeps boxing like that
     
  8. wayne189

    wayne189 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Burns did do well but he cant stay at 140 surely?
    And wont win a world title at lw again but can still be in some good fights
     
  9. jordan1989

    jordan1989 Active Member Full Member

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    He tweeted after the fight that he's going back to LW so that seems to be the plan hopefully he can be successful down there.
     
  10. yungpub

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    i think he beats most lightweights around on that performance... I would only see him losing to Beltran... fights with Abril and Mitchell are 50/50's
     
  11. jordan1989

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    If he can keep guys at length he would beat any lightweight i agree but it's if a guy is willing to take a few shots to smother Ricky he will suffer as IMO he doesn't have the best inside game.
     
  12. kojak

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    I actually think he has underated bodyshots, should try to land more to the body imo.

    His performance on the weekend was even better, when you factor in that Figueroa came in overweight and would of had a big weight advantage in the ring.
     
  13. Solaris

    Solaris Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    One semi-decent performance against a lazy, unmotivated Figueroa and people think he will beat most LW's? Unreal.

    He stunk the joint out, held constantly and rabbit punched throughout. Was awful.
     
  14. BlackBrenny

    BlackBrenny Guest

    didn't last long on CHB did you?
     
  15. Solaris

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    Worst forum I have ever used.