Comments Thread For: Prizefighter Early Results From York Hall in London

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

At York Hall in London, England, the latest edition of Barry Hearn’s Prizefighter tournament kicked off. This time the junior middleweights were the star attractions. The tournament started Prince Arron (15-3-1, 1KO) winning a decision over George Hillyard (9-5-1, 5KOs). Arron outboxed the veteran journamn for all three rounds. The scores were 30-27 across. [Click Here To Read More]

[BritishBoxing92]

At York Hall in London, England, the latest edition of Barry Hearn’s Prizefighter tournament kicked off. This time the junior middleweights were the star attractions. The tournament started Prince Arron (15-3-1, 1KO) winning a decision over George Hillyard (9-5-1, 5KOs). Arron outboxed the veteran journamn for all three rounds. The scores were 30-27 across. [Click Here To Read More]

Interesting results....i wonder when these guys will become big names and hit the big time?...

[J.R]

I have it on Pump, but not too familiar with any of these guys TBH, though Prizefighter is always good.

[Rastamouse]

We all know its not at a high level but you've got to enoy it. Pretty much every fight was close, and I really enjoyed it.

[southpaw_07]

funny how a bunch of bums can make some entertainment...none of them will stand a chance against the british champion in their weight class...

[black.ink]

Was a good tournament. Before the tournament started, i had O'Meara my fave to win it. Prince Arron looked impressive against this opposition, but none of these lads are going past domestic level....nevermind the British title.

[J.R]

Was a good tournament. Before the tournament started, i had O'Meara my fave to win it. Prince Arron looked impressive against this opposition, but none of these lads are going past domestic level....nevermind the British title.

Saying that, Anthony Small hasn't impressed me much lately.

[Marcov]

Too bad they don't do it with a normal tournament with 8-10 round bouts over several months. With the winners moving on. As they do it, it is more like amateur bouts.