Who has the better show this saturday? W.Promotions vs Matchroom Saturday

Terminator_X Your claiming I'm off my head for thinking Choi/Simpson is a better fight then Walsh/Harrison, your a ****ing crack addict if you disagree.

Harrison is an alcaholic who has faced two journeymen in the last 8 years, all Walsh has to do is dig in a few body shots. Cho/Simpson is a guaranteed war.

 

Frank's is better IMO, will be watching that and Fury. Then Alvarez Trout, pretty busy night TBH.

 

I like Choi and simpson but they're both past it and the fight is meaningless in the scheme of things!

There is so much riding on Walsh-Harrison, both are fighting for the future and it's a guaranteed war as both have been in some great fights in the past.

If you think Choi-Simpson is the better fight then so be it, i couldn't give a **** either way.

 

****in hell Rob must actually be doing some work today then. He's slacking here! (edit: hang on forgot the time difference!)

 

Rob, did you vote twice using two different accounts?

 

Will probably switch between Channel 5 and Boxnation, won't watch a single minute of the Sky card.

 

Every fight on the Frank card is predictable. Cleverly won't lose a round, Chisora will win easily, Walsh will be too much for Harrison and Butler will shut out his opponent. There is no intrigue there. Rose/Alcine is far harder to pick than any of them and Clark/Askin is a tough one to pick.

The Frank card has star power but every fight will be one sided. The Matchroom card has intriguing bouts.

 

The Butler is almost impossible to predict, because no one's seen any footage of the lad he's fighting, but he's likely to be a TTG.

 

This poll and thread isn't about what bill has the most competitive fights though, is it? It's about who has the better show, which isn't necessarily the same thing.

You could go and find an amateur or even a white collar event that may have some very closely contested fights, but would you rather watch that instead of the Boxnation card? No, and why? Because Fish Face's show is simply better.

Competitive fights are good, but colourful characters and intriguing fights win the day here. Also, the Boxnation card could prove to be well contested which would make it much better than Eddie's show.

 

That's what I said.

 

Interesting that you excited by watching an out of his depth alcaholic fighting a decent prospect, its a complete mismatch.

 

The sad thing is Rob and you're starting to do my nut a bit.

You'd be happier and post more if the card was pulled. Rather than actually watch the boxing.

That's just sad.