Robert Stieglitz vs. Sergey Khomitsky & Haxhi Krasniqi vs. Oleksandr Cherviak RBR

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  1. Malden

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    Good thing you didnt, it seems :oops:

    But yeah, wasnt out of the question that she would win. Her power is isane for a woman. But no away fighter can win on SES-shows it seems.
     
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  2. Russell

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    Hah. I honestly didn't touch the fight solely because of where it was located.

    Pretty impressive from Sophie though... Knocked out two of the top female fighters in the world.
     
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  3. IntentionalButt

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    :nod

    Mathis...Matthysse... :think

    Distant common ancestor?
     
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  4. Russell

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    There were a few fights in Europe in just the past few days that will make any gambler clench their anus in hesitation and fear :roll::-(

    Khomitsky was +650 against Stieg... Take into consideration that **** can Courtney Fry was only +450 against Jones.

    Khomitsky wasn't given credit for knockdowns, Stieg he had everyone from the promotor to the announcers swinging from his balls and they the referee literally made a random fight ending call out of thin air that still isn't clear.

    :twisted:
     
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  5. Malden

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    :nod
     
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  6. Russell

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    Sophie has a better chin

    Erm... P4P and relative to female boxing of course :bart:dead
     
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  8. Malden

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    Should get some genealogist on the case :deal
     
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  10. Malden

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    Yeah, its disgraceful.
     
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  11. Russell

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    Wait, you saw it Malden?

    Link please... Really wanna see it.
     
    Russell, Jul 26, 2014
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  12. Malden

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    Saw it on TV.
     
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  13. Russell

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    Ahh

    So it was 100% bull****, legit?

    How was Hammer doing before she got clocked.
     
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  14. Malden

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    Yup.

    Seemed a pretty even fight until she got clocked.
     
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  15. IntentionalButt

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    What happened in Khurtsidze vs. Khomitsky? It was a retirement and not a TKO, but was there something fishy about it to make you say only Golovkin legitimately stopped him?

    AFAIK his other decision losses - to Ndiaye, Szucs, Gevor, Bursak, Konečný and Rhodes - were on the up-and-up, though it should be noted they were all in hostile territory (except for Konečný he fought them all on their home soil; Italy for Ndiaye, Hungary for Szucs, Germany for Gevor, Ukraine for Bursak, UK for Rhodes, and toss in the draw with Studer in Studer's native Switzerland...and Konečný vs. Khomitsky was on an Ulf Steinworth card, where Konečný was the house guy promoted by Steinworth...) but you could argue him being 2-0 over Murray. That's a tough break for Khomitsky since his next best outings (and best official results) are the stoppages of Buglioni and Moore, both several levels below Murray and not quite the door-openers that W could have been for him.
     
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