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  • Comments Thread For: Frank Warren: DeGale Needs a Statement, Show Loss Was a Blip

    JAMES DEGALE VENTURES into away territory in his bid to retrieve his valuable lost property this weekend in Las Vegas and become a two-time world champion. Live and exclusive on BoxNation, Chunky is seeking to avenge a defeat to Caleb Truax that was one of the major boxing shocks of 2017. The 32-year-old DeGale needs to right a lot of wrongs from the December night at the Copper Box if the IBF world super middleweight title belt is to be accompanying him on his journey back to London.
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  • #2
    Degale had alot of tough fights and his injury has slowed him down he was easily beaten by a c level fighter in turax first time out i expect hes cut no corners this time but the years of tough 12 rounders and the bad beaten draw by jack as taken its toll could get a early ko but if it goes the distance favor the c level fighter to retire chunky

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    • #3
      Needs a KO or a shut out.

      Hasn't lasted the 12 rounds all that well for about 5 years now.

      I think he'll get beat again.

      He's had a HARD career.

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      • #4
        No Frank, judging by the comments on here and across the internet, the British public won't be getting behind him, most are willing him to lose.
        I hope he wins, although he may be at the end of his career, hopefully the well isn't empty and he still has something left.
        I find the hate for Degale inexplicable and it's one of the occasions that make me feel like I'm not a 'true Brit', I wouldn't want to be anyway if that's the prevailing national mentality.
        Yes he's always been ****y, but I've never seen him as a bad natured, nasty guy, it's just his personality. Boxers need to have confidence. At least he's taken hard fights, won a world title and fought in America.
        He was the first Brit gold medalist to win a world title, which he won and defended in America. Those achievements at least deserve respect.
        I find Joshua totally boring for instance, and his humility seems so media rehearsed and forced.

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        • #5
          He got iffy decisions against Jack and Porky Medina. That L to Truax was no blip.

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