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James DeGale v Brandon Gonzales CONFIRMED for 31st May

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  • James DeGale v Brandon Gonzales CONFIRMED for 31st May

    DeGale has signed for Matchroom today, and Eddie Hearn confirmed DeGale will fight at Wembley on the Froch v Groves II undercard.

    DeGale is fighting Brandon Gonzales in an IBF final eliminator to fight the winner of Froch v Groves.


    Great move for DeGale and a good fight too

  • #2
    figured he didn't want a messy fight with Bika... He wants to challenge the Brits for the title it seems too

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    • #3
      Great news degale had to get away from that fat sh¡t mick Hennessy he had him fighting more nobodies than frank warren would give

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      • #4
        Watch Hearn steal Tyson fury away from mick soon aswell

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        • #5
          Very tough fight for DeGale. Gonzales reminded me a lot of Ward when I saw him fight. Hunter trains him too. Big step up on DeGale's recent opposition.

          He did fade in the second half of the fight though, maybe that works in DeGale's favour, maybe not. I do remember DeGale winning the second half of the fight v Groves.

          Last edited by Weebler I; 04-10-2014, 07:52 AM.

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          • #6
            Can't complain cause its a step up.


            Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

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            • #7
              Its a step up for Degale which I'm happy about,I give Gonzales the edge but its winnable for chunky

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Juof View Post
                Watch Hearn steal Tyson fury away from mick soon aswell
                Tyson Fury will not leave Mick. He is an extremely loyal man.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TGD View Post
                  Tyson Fury will not leave Mick. He is an extremely loyal man.
                  Maybe, but they're all in the game to make money, something Tyson repeats regularly. It's a short career.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by TGD View Post
                    Tyson Fury will not leave Mick. He is an extremely loyal man.
                    I agree,plus Hearn takes big risks with his fighters which Fury won't fancy,he would rather stick with Mick and make fairly decent money against decent but beatable opposition

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