Where does toney bellew go, after he gets completely outboxed again

I thought Chilemba boxed his ass off last time and dont see the outcome being any different, Chilemba style wise is just wrong for him.

 

"Chalimba"

 

What a press release that was! Where does he get that stuff from...... He is seriously deluded!!!

When will Bellew put in a performance? FRAUD! At least Aud was likeable!

 

50% and still made weight? What a load of bollocks, he'd have been like the walking dead if he was on weight but only 50% fit.

Some people don't half talk garbage on here.

 

Suggest*

Anyway, back on topic.

Chilemba can box & do it well off the counter, but he has to get going earlier on in the fight.

Bellew really needs to up it from the last fight, he didn't seem to have any answers or ideas after the 6th round. He needs to go in there this weekend with a solid set of game plans and nail them.. which he is more than capable of.

 

Typing error, made myself look a tit though, fair play.

 

Bellew hasn't ever found a happy medium between trying to behead the opponent with every shot and 100% retreat, don't get clipped mode.... other than for a few rounds against Cleverly.

Until he gets back to that he's going to struggle.

He's a talented fighter but something's missing I think.

 

:deal Every shot he throws is with mean intentions, loading up on every shot. He'd be very effective if he just slowed down the shots and punched in combinations other than 1-2s.

 

How do you know he is 100% going to lose?

If you knew that then you would bet your house (in this case probably only a cardboard box) on the result.

Tony is a thinking fighter and I expect him to have a much better game plan. He was loading up on punches in the last fight.

I think it will be a close fight, but I think, and hope he has learned from the last fight and can get a decisive win.

 

your a blert

 

You're :good

 

Thanks

 

Bellew is one of those fighters who just spouts bollocks about how much heart he has, how he's willing to die and blah blah blah but in the ring it's the total opposite, a "much improved performance" isn't possible for him, he wasn't any worse against Chilemba than he was against Bolonti or Miranda, he just had a better opponent in front of him who could expose the weaknesses seen in those fights, he stunk the echo out against McKenzie in the rematch after going life and death with him in the first fight, got soundly beaten by Cleverly but still thinks he's gods gift to boxing.

Chilemba wins even easier this time.