I live in Britain where there was no coverage of last night's heavyweight PPV. I was therefore wondering whether any of the fights were any good, as from what I have read it does not appear to be the case?

I live in Britain where there was no coverage of last night's heavyweight PPV. I was therefore wondering whether any of the fights were any good, as from what I have read it does not appear to be the case?
None were thrillers. Rahman looked good. Holyfield looked pathetic. Ruiz is an abomination in boxing that needs to be purged. Golota was robbed again. Chris "WHOOOO!" Byrd was annoying and tedious as ever but deserves credit for coming off the canvas to decision McCline. McCline once again proved he is a front-running weiner.

yeahi live in the states now and i never saw it, we dont have HBO or pay per view, waste of money anyway :mad:

I live in Britain where there was no coverage of last night's heavyweight PPV. I was therefore wondering whether any of the fights were any good, as from what I have read it does not appear to be the case?

You didn't miss any memorable heavyweight bouts. Will you guys in

Britain be able to see your countryman,Danny Williams, in action

in December vs Klitscho? That should be a good fight to watch.

Just think, Stu, an all European heavyweight championship boxing

match! :p

I thought the fights were pretty good last night, except the Holyfield fight. Rahman looked pretty good, totally outclassing Meehan. Infact, Rahman may have even been the best fighter on that card. Byrd-McCline fight had good action too, with Byrd throwing combos and McCline throwing haymakers, in between his gasps for air. Ruiz-Golota had some good action too, just the judges sucked. I'd recommend watching the fights if you have a chance. Dont bother to watch the Holyfield fight though.