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Frutos

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• Nov 21, 2015

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Anthony Crolla's rematch with Darleys Perez followed by Martin Murray's shot at Arthur Abraham.

I'm going for Crolla and Murray both to win on points, but narrowly.

 

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• Nov 21, 2015

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This should be the best night of boxing of the year firstly with the European cards with the two matches you mention then Cotto Vs Alvarez in Vegas.

All 3 tough to call I'll go for Perez, Abraham & Cotto. Although I can see scorecard controversy on at least two of the three fights.

 

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I'd forgotten about Canelo vs. Cotto - I'm going for Canelo, but I expect it to be close and a cracker

 

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Personally I think Perez will win the rematch but Murray has got a great chance out in Germany.

 

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• Nov 21, 2015

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As expected a close fight had it 115-115 tough fight to score had 3 rounds even and Murray would win it for me if it wasn't for the points deduction.

 

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I had it for Abraham by 2.

There were a lot of close rounds which could have gone either way but when you're in the other guy's backyard you cannot leave room for doubt, especially as the challenger.

Just seems that Murray is destined to always be the bridesmaid at world level, although he did get screwed against Sturm and arguably against Martinez to be fair to him.

 

Ernest

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• Nov 21, 2015

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No chance of winning in Germany on points like that especially with the point off, dare say Eddie might get a rematch for him like he did Paul Smith though

 

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Frutos said:

I had it for Abraham by 2.

There were a lot of close rounds which could have gone either way but when you're in the other guy's backyard you cannot leave room for doubt, especially as the challenger.

Just seems that Murray is destined to always be the bridesmaid at world level, although he did get screwed against Sturm and arguably against Martinez to be fair to him.

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Funny how people see things differently I think he was robbed against Martinez but was fortunate to get a draw against Sturm.

 

Albion Dan

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Crolla looking good again but it's tight as you like.

 

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That was out of the blue! Didn't see that coming but pleased for Crolla who was harshly treated by the judges in the first fight.

 

Albion Dan

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Made sure second time round. Didn't think Crolla had a finish like that in him at this level.

 

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Frutos said:

I'd forgotten about Canelo vs. Cotto - I'm going for Canelo, but I expect it to be close and a cracker

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Canelo has already had a big fight with the scales. He may run out of steam in a long hard battle.

 

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• Nov 22, 2015

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Britain now has 10 World Champions more than any other nation on earth. An incredible stat despite the fact that boxing has far too many belts.