Comments Thread For: Lawrence Okolie Decisions David Light in Ugly Fight, Retains WBO Title

[BigZ44]

Dinu quit like he normally does. Wonder if they would put him in with Gorman next? Might need a couple more rounds against fringe Euro guys like Ouatah and Rovcanin

[low blows]

Dinu quit like he normally does. Wonder if they would put him in with Gorman next? Might need a couple more rounds against fringe Euro guys like Ouatah and Rovcanin

At one time he was viewed as a genuine prospect and was jobbed against Big PED User Miller as his tko loss should have been changed to NC but since that loss he has really drifted down to a high end professional opponent.

[BigZ44]

At one time he was viewed as a genuine prospect and was jobbed against Big PED User Miller as his tko loss should have been changed to NC but since that loss he has really drifted down to a high end professional opponent.

He gave Pulev a hell of a scrap in Cali before getting stopped. That was the last time he really showed any heart or grit, Pulev must have taken his soul, cuz he had no desire by the time he got in with Dubois

[Mammoth]

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Dinu might have some broken ribs.

Dinu's ribs are fine. Being a big puss is what his problem is.

[edpboxing]

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Dinu's ribs are fine. Being a big puss is what his problem is.

[Quercusalba]

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Dinu's ribs are fine. Being a big puss is what his problem is.

Brutal.

[BigZ44]

According to Boxrec, Baluta pulled of a SD over undefeated Andrew Cain on the Queensbury card. Survived two 1st rd knockdowns apparently, came back and dominated and knocked down Cain late. Baluta is tough man, take him on at your own risk, he gives everyone hell and pulls off tons of "upsets." I hope he gets a shot at the European title some day. I'd like to see him against Rigoldi on a Matchroom Italy show

[BigZ44]

Light with the country walk out in Manchester I can only imagine the reactions lmao

[BigZ44]

Crowd doesn't look great, why did they have Okolie fighting in Manchester instead of London?

[BigZ44]

According to Boxrec, Baluta pulled of a SD over undefeated Andrew Cain on the Queensbury card. Survived two 1st rd knockdowns apparently, came back and dominated and knocked down Cain late. Baluta is tough man, take him on at your own risk, he gives everyone hell and pulls off tons of "upsets." I hope he gets a shot at the European title some day. I'd like to see him against Rigoldi on a Matchroom Italy show

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