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just seen it lads and im a bit pissed off at that! I had a small play on Enzo and was happy enough with how he started. He caught Ovil with a few nice shots and if he could have weathered the first 4 rounds then i would have fancied him to take charge.
Ian Jon Lewis is a disgrace to boxing. That was as bad a f*ck up as ive ever seen in a boxing ring. Enzo wasnt hurt at all. How can IJL still be reffing - this is the guy who in a prize fighter fight gave a fighter a score of 30 despite the fact he had been knocked down.....joke! and yes, my pocket is talking! ![]() |
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Pleased for the lads that had a wedge on the early KO but that was utter bollox, the sooner IJL fuc*s off the better.
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Ian John Lewis: i have never seen any official, in any Sport , be regarded so consistently as , at best , a figure of fun.
Surely Warren is not going to dare put up Cleverly v Ovill as a world title fight ![]() |
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Clev says he's fighting his mandatory then having "big" fights.
The sad thing is he needs to keep the belt to attract name fighters cos without it he's a nobody. Although is there a reason he couldn't have fought his mandatory this time out? |
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If big Frank thought it was a good idea to put Liam Walsh in with Ricky Burns you can be sure he wont be scared to put Ovil in with Clev!
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Understand, but CASHHHIINNGGGG!!!!
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McKenzie no doubt owes a great deal of his good fortune to Dean Francis' decision to take a dive in his Prize Fighter semi-final with Buster Keeton back in May 2009. Francis had already beaten McKenzie in one round a few fights earlier, and probably would have taken him out again. McKenzie was left behind to mop up against the motley crew left over, and in the process elevated himself from journeyman status to a potential domestic contender. Francis has his first fight since that Prizefighter on the 1st of December. Who knows, maybe he'll even rematch McKenzie finally somewhere down the road?
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