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Mcgregor was up on bet fair at something massive like 28 or 30 and on the Friday prior everyone lost their collective heads and backed him into like 7s.
I think the odds will shift as loads of people bet on Tyson due to his reputation, but in reality Paul will probably beat him.Paul 1/2 favourite
Tyson 13/4
Sad but true. That's what age does though.I think the odds will shift as loads of people bet on Tyson due to his reputation, but in reality Paul will probably beat him.
Aye he's a big bloke.I've just seen the weigh in numbers for aj. Ngannou has a stone and a half on him.
Totally agree I love boxing but I hate what it’s become nowTyson v Paul and Pacman v Benn being announced on the same day shows how much the sport has declined itself.
Literally no one thinks its a good idea other than the promoter who negotiated it
Totally agree I love boxing but I hate what it’s become now
Eddie Hearn and his dull cards , the Saudi borefests and now you have you tubers and people from love island thinking they are sugar Ray Leonard
They have made a mockery of the Sport
Right up for this card tonight like. ClassLast year was a fantastic year of fights. Ignore the farcical stuff and there was some really good matchmaking. The majority of boxing fans don't give the slightest toss about Tommy Fury etc.
Undercard is way better than the headline event.Can't wait for the card later mind. Got a projector up in the gym so I can watch the early undercard before closing
Main fights I'm excited for are Vargas - Ball and Zhang - Parker, however rewatched Fury - NGannou last night and I'm even more convinced AJ dominates him tonight. Fury just repeatedly conceded his range whenever he threw a right hand. Just fell in to NGannou's arms. AJ will fire that right hand a lot straighter and think people may be surprised by some of his defensive work. I expect to see him rolling out to the right after his right hands regularly. Ben Davison is generally pretty good at getting his fighters to make these things habitual.
Last year was a fantastic year of fights. Ignore the farcical stuff and there was some really good matchmaking. The majority of boxing fans don't give the slightest toss about Tommy Fury etc.
I wouldn't say that.Done more for the sport than any british boxer since Lennox
Calzaghe was immense but boxing increased in size and viewership because of him
Hatton the same, he made all of Manchester into boxing not all the country
Fury made every traveller and a few more watch it
Joshua has brought so much more than that !
I want him to win tomorrow for the sake of it showing Fury for what i’ve long argued he is but we’ll see
Fair play ! I can only look back and try and gauge things I watched some fights but was more into f1 as a kid !I wouldn't say that.
Hatton was generally massive all over the country, massive mainstream star and definitely helped boxing during a pretty low period in Britain.
After the mid 90s you basically had the back end of Lewis, Naseem, Hatton, Calzaghe and Haye. They were all big stars and kept the sport alive here for a good decade between them.
Then due to the Olympics and Matchroom/Sky we had a boom period which Joshua was obviously the face of which was excellent.
Its all went a bit shit the last few years but starting to look back up a little bit now.
Joshua, love him or hate him has been great for boxing in the UK but it's a bit disingenuous to say the others didn't have as much as an impact though.
It's fair enough but they were huge though.Fair play ! I can only look back and try and gauge things I watched some fights but was more into f1 as a kid !
Was 6-16 years old through the 90’s
Eh ?Crawford vs Eubank announced at 160