Who is fighting in prizefighter the cruiserweights then?

i am just interested to see if any domestic opposition will face him, as he seems to be finding it hard to get a fight. But prize fighter, as much as a like it, is not for him.
it is a step back for enzo too, if he is looking to challenge at world level again too

 

You say that about Enzo but it hasnt done bad for Audley, go people talking about world title shots for him again

 

Audley is fighting for the euro title against a guy who ko'd him though.
I mean don't get me wrong, it wouldn't be a disaster if he fought in prizefighter, but it send out the signal that he is happy to sit around at british level. Now i am not saying enzo can compete at world level, but his aspirations are world level again, and prizefighter is not going to help in that respect long term

 

prizfighter has run its course but id like them to do 1 in the north west so i can go 1

 

poor enzos wrecked since haye beat him up

 

You just feel like enzo has to do something i mean what is the masterplan? I honestly thought Frank just wanted to be rid of him by the Lebdev fight. I would be interested as to what Enzo's ideal plan back to the top is

 

If previous Pricefighters held outside London are anything to go by, you'd be amongst few. :deal

 

if it was held in manchester or liverpool and had a few local fighters it would be better than most of the london shows

 

I've just heard that this will be on April 30th :roll:

So that's 2 Prizefighters within 6 weeks?

 

i would like to see him retired, as i think he is shot unfortuately, but he seems to think he can aim higher, and i am just looking at the route he should take to do it, and prizefighter aint it to be honest

 

I happened to hear you something today and you guys may just get your wish. Just won't say too much till I speak to my informer again. Heard Liverpool as a venue, though.

 

you cant just say THAT mate !!!

 

The first one was by far the best.... the events since then have seen fighters that are cautious trying to save energy for later rounds (some have ended up losing on workrate as a result) rather than going all out.

It might be better if they get some big bangers in there, preferably with weak chins and stamina.

The 140lb tourney looked the best on paper but was pretty tedious because the fighters were almost too good for the format of the show.

 

The first one was great with Rogan the crude brawler going for broke every round, just like Ovil McKenzie doing the same. The last heavyweight one was great for the names and some results. Everything inbetween has been a bit of a miss with me. Mostly to do with getting people that usually box 12 rounds or 10 to fight 3 round fights.

 

Where's Herbie disappeared to again?