Comments Thread For: Steve Spark Beats Montana Love By Disqualification - After Love Tossed Spark Over The Ropes

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Montana Love had a much different vision of how things would play out in a celebrated hometown headliner. The night could not have gone worse for the Cleveland-bred southpaw, who was dropped, cut and eventually disqualified in a sixth-round upset to Australia's Stevie Spark. Love overcame a second-round knockdown and a cut from
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Montana Love and Steve Spark clash in the main event of a card taking place in Cleveland, with the co-main bout featuring a Matchroom debut for Richardson Hitchins also at Super-Lightweight, where the Brooklyn talent faces Yomar Alamo for the IBF North American title. (photos by Ed Mulholland)

[TheIronMike]

I see Spark fought at 154 against Tszyu......I put down -120 for an over 8.5.

I don't think Love will punch hard enough to hurt him too bad and even when hurt he'll keep away enough to win the bet.

[cace]

I see Spark fought at 154 against Tszyu......I put down -120 for an over 8.5.

I don't think Love will punch hard enough to hurt him too bad and even when hurt he'll keep away enough to win the bet.

he also took that fight on short notice i give him a chance to score the upset here

[Quercusalba]

Steve Spark could the best ever name for a boxer, or the worst.

[LA_2_Vegas]

I've never seen Spark, but I checked out the weigh-in photos and though he looks pretty big for 140?

I also want to check out Khalil Coe's fight. He looks like a work in progress but it should be fun to watch him come along, big bruiser

[TheIronMike]

Steve Spark could the best ever name for a boxer, or the worst.

it's all good til you hit that canvas

[shenmue]

The state of boxing that this is a TV main event, should be the first or second fight of a stellar card.

[Ricardi]

Phinn vs. Belujsky card on DAZN currently, for this waiting on the Montana card to start back up

[TheIronMike]

The state of boxing that this is a TV main event, should be the first or second fight of a stellar card.

Boxing has shown prospects and contenders on TV in main events since the inception of the television.