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    On Saturday night at the Vitality Stadium in Bournemouth, the 'Savage' Sam Eggington showed his level of talent by totally dominating a 20-0 puncher that some observers expected to knock Eggington out in Joe Pigford.
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  • #2
    War Eggington! He leave you scrambled or the fight would be done over easy!
    Guiltysimpson24 Guiltysimpson24 likes this.

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    • #3
      Every time they've told this guy to hang it up he rejuvenates his career. Let him fight for those British or Commonwealth honors, and if he comes through, shot at the European. Keep him away from world level and he'll be just fine to coast out a solidcareer.

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      • #4
        Love watching the egg man. He sent the hype job to the butchers block

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Guiltysimpson24 View Post
          Every time they've told this guy to hang it up he rejuvenates his career. Let him fight for those British or Commonwealth honors, and if he comes through, shot at the European. Keep him away from world level and he'll be just fine to coast out a solidcareer.
          He has already been European (EBU) champion at 147 pounds! He's also won the IBO super welter world title. And then lost both titles.

          Thus, he has already proven himself at the British and European level. He is probably fringe contender level, just above the British and European level. His defeat to Liam Smith showed that he probably doesn't have that something extra though, and he's had 2-3 unnecessary losses, such as his loss to that African boxer and Cheeseman.

          A champion might pick him as a voluntary defence if he gets a good ranking in the top 15 and another good win. I give him a puncher's chance to actually win something above the European level, but a good step to put him in position would be to win the EBU super welter title.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Guiltysimpson24 View Post
            Every time they've told this guy to hang it up he rejuvenates his career. Let him fight for those British or Commonwealth honors, and if he comes through, shot at the European. Keep him away from world level and he'll be just fine to coast out a solidcareer.
            I say he deserves a rematch against Dennis 'Hulk' Hogan. That was close - and if he won, that gets him the IBO strap. Not one of the "big four" but higher than regional.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Leicesterage View Post

              I say he deserves a rematch against Dennis 'Hulk' Hogan. That was close - and if he won, that gets him the IBO strap. Not one of the "big four" but higher than regional.
              Hogan lost his IBO strap against Metcalf the other week in Dublin

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Casual Riot View Post

                Hogan lost his IBO strap against Metcalf the other week in Dublin
                You're right. Even better - a fresh opponent for Eggington.

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                • #9
                  Eggington is always must watch. Metcalf, Williamson or a Cheeseman rematch please

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