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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Callum Johnson: I Can KO Anyone at 175 - I'd Love Dmitry Bivol

    On Saturday night in Verona, New York, light heavyweight contender Callum Johnson blew away Sean Monaghan in three rounds. Johnson (18-1, 13 KOs) bounced back from a TKO defeat at the hands of IBF world champion Artur Beterbiev. Monaghan (29-3, 17 KOs) was no match for the power of Johnson.
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    • Bronx2245
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      Battle of the Callums? Smith vs. Johnson @ 175! Why not?

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        • BobLoblaw
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          Originally posted by Bronx2245
          Battle of the Callums? Smith vs. Johnson @ 175! Why not?
          Because they're both trained by Joe Gallagher. It'd be a good scrap though.

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            • Bronx2245
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              Originally posted by BobLoblaw
              Because they're both trained by Joe Gallagher. It'd be a good scrap though.
              Oops! Didn't know that! I don't want that then! I didn't like Jacobs vs. Derevyanchenko either! Don't break up a happy home!

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                • BobLoblaw
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                  It's great to see him getting exposure in the States as he can **** and always puts on a show. There's so many great options at 175 for him to explore. Personally i'd like to see him fight Badou Jack but more likely is Fanlong Meng/ Sullivan Barrera.

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                    • nick_viking
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                      He’s been mentioned as a possible opponent for Buatsi this year. Got to say I think that’s way to soon for Buatsi, as good as he is.

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                        • BobLoblaw
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                          Originally posted by nick_viking
                          He’s been mentioned as a possible opponent for Buatsi this year. Got to say I think that’s way to soon for Buatsi, as good as he is.
                          Agreed. I think Hearn valued Johnson at a similar level to Burton, Buglioni and Craig Richards until he demolished 'Wise Guy'. A few fights later, Callum Johnson is undoubtedly World Level.

                          Hopefully, the Buatsi fight gets made next year. It shouldn't be difficult to organise.

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                            • Brooklyn926
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                              Joe smith would stop Johnson. Bivol would just play with him.

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                                • Robertthebruce
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                                  As long as you don't try fighting Beterbiev again...Bivol or Kovalev would be better options...maybe try fight the next hype job Yarde

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                                    • Marvlus Marv
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                                      Monaghan is hardly elite level but CJ really smashed him from the opening bell.
                                      Fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQygfu88HUs
                                      Last edited by Marvlus Marv; 03-11-2019, 09:52 AM.

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