Lost Pilot
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McCloskey is getting schooled here, his laid back defensive style is his downfall!
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Mayweather vs Cotto
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andyhinch
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What channel, been taking shit and typing forgot all about itLost Pilot said:McCloskey is getting schooled here, his laid back defensive style is his downfall!
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andyhinch said:What channel, been taking shit and typing forgot all about itLost Pilot said:McCloskey is getting schooled here, his laid back defensive style is his downfall!
Sky Sports 1 mate.
andyhinch
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worked it out myself cheers tho, Mc looks like he's coming back, bit of confidence needed in his punch stopige to mc me thinksLost Pilot said:andyhinch said:What channel, been taking shit and typing forgot all about itLost Pilot said:McCloskey is getting schooled here, his laid back defensive style is his downfall!
Sky Sports 1 mate.
leighton
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Corley if he steps on the gas could finish this off. A late change in opponent is never good if you trained for a different style. Think if he wins the last few he might get it on the cards all the close rounds will go to Paulie.
Lost Pilot
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That was harsh but McCloskey has been for the most part shite!
leighton
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Lost Pilot said:That was harsh but McCloskey has been for the most part shite!
Didnt preform at all tonight. His reflections arent there anymore. I dont know were he will go after this fight. He is a slick fighter normally with decent head movement and normally is hard to hit. Saying that tonight he was rocked so many times. When I first seen the stopage I thought the ref made the right call. Hearing what Corley said about it and McCloskey at the end you would think it was a slight bit harsh to stop the fight. Yes he was out on his legs for a bit but it seemed to me to be the weirdest stopage. He has been in 2 fights were he lost to weird stopages against Khan and now Corley. It will make you think if its worth your while continuing fighting. He didnt deserve to win and is getting on now 32 if he is going to have 1 more go at it. They will need to get his confidence back up before putting him near the gatekeepers of the division. Just cant see Paulie winning a World title his defence isnt World class defence which it needs to be when you dont have a KO punch.
andyhinch
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Look like a **** now, shit stopage imo but defence poor and not enough power, if you can hurt them you have a chanceandyhinch said:worked it out myself cheers tho, Mc looks like he's coming back, bit of confidence needed in his punch stopige to mc me thinksLost Pilot said:andyhinch said:What channel, been taking shit and typing forgot all about it
Sky Sports 1 mate.
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Floyd's too good for Miguel. He is now and he was 5 years ago. But I agree with earlier posters that Floyd has chosen his fights too carefully to be an all time great. This is why he doesn't get the total respect that a 42-0 record should bring.
Canelo's performance is for me the most interesting aspect of tonight's show. A man talked of as the next p4p king should outclass the shot Sugar Shane if he's the real deal and put himself at the front of the queue to fight Mayweather. But it's only just over a year since he laboured his way to a points victory against Matty Hatton.
One thing's for sure; if Canelo dazzles us tonight and announces himself as the next big thing, you can bet Floyd won't fight him anytime soon.
Canelo's performance is for me the most interesting aspect of tonight's show. A man talked of as the next p4p king should outclass the shot Sugar Shane if he's the real deal and put himself at the front of the queue to fight Mayweather. But it's only just over a year since he laboured his way to a points victory against Matty Hatton.
One thing's for sure; if Canelo dazzles us tonight and announces himself as the next big thing, you can bet Floyd won't fight him anytime soon.
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Santiago Street . said:Floyd's too good for Miguel. He is now and he was 5 years ago. But I agree with earlier posters that Floyd has chosen his fights too carefully to be an all time great. This is why he doesn't get the total respect that a 42-0 record should bring.
Canelo's performance is for me the most interesting aspect of tonight's show. A man talked of as the next p4p king should outclass the shot Sugar Shane if he's the real deal and put himself at the front of the queue to fight Mayweather. But it's only just over a year since he laboured his way to a points victory against Matty Hatton.
One thing's for sure; if Canelo dazzles us tonight and announces himself as the next big thing, you can bet Floyd won't fight him anytime soon.
I disagree with that one - he went into Gatti's back yard and outclassed him and fought an undefeated Hatton amongst others. I think that unless the Pacquiao fight happens people will always think this but for what it's worth my own opinion is he doesn't get the props he should do because he is not that entertaining - he is an outstanding boxer.