FNF tonight - Shumenov vs. Uzelkov - lets score it!

A Light Heavyweight title fight, the card starts at 10:00 PM EST

At Leemore, Calif. (ESPN2): Beibut Shumenov vs. Vyacheslav Uzelkov, 12 rounds, for Shumenov's WBA light heavyweight title; Rico Ramos vs. Cuauhtemoc Vargas, 8 rounds, junior featherweights.

You might recall Shumenov, who only has 10 pro fights, taking the WBA Light HW strap from Gabriel Campillo in his last fight. Shumenov's opponent friday, Uzelkov, has an undefeated record, 22-0 (14 KOs) but all of his fights were in the Ukraine.

Should be a fun night of boxing, it will be interesting to see what kind of apologist bullshit Teddy comes up with for Povetkin not fighting Wlad Sept 11th.

Look for streams here:
http://myp2p.eu/broadcast.php?&matchid=81565&part=sports

how many hours time is this from now? cos i cant do time difference

sugarrayhatton wrote:

how many hours time is this from now? cos i cant do time difference

About 2 hours from now Sugar Ray, you might find a stream in the link I posted closer to fight time, you live in Ireland right?

http://myp2p.eu/broadcast.php?&matchid=81565&part=sports

oh yea man ill have no trouble gettin a stream i should think, i always get from from either myp2p or the likes lol i watch every fight online these days

espn360.com always shows FNF

sugarrayhatton wrote:

oh yea man ill have no trouble gettin a stream i should think, i always get from from either myp2p or the likes lol i watch every fight online these days

I get HBO, Showtime, ESPN, a few other channels that show boxing with my cable TV subscription here in Texas. The only time I hunt a stream is to post it for people who don't have one, or to see a PPV, I hardly ever buy a PPV, especially when I can see it for free.

Birdofthad wrote:

espn360.com always shows FNF

I've heard that, but never tried it Bird.

well if im up when a fight is on, then im watchin, so just ask if you need a stream, altho, i doubt im stayin up for this one, im really tired lol

Looking forward to the fights also.

Mr. Twinkie (Dan Rafael), just said that both Wlad and Peter had gotten better since their last fight. How has Peter really gotten better?? I commend Rafael on his diligence in trying to get information about fights, etc..., but I not only question his jackass attitude, but also his opinion.

captainanddew wrote:

Mr. Twinkie (Dan Rafael), just said that both Wlad and Peter had gotten better since their last fight. How has Peter really gotten better?? I commend Rafael on his diligence in trying to get information about fights, etc..., but I not only question his jackass attitude, but also his opinion.

Yeah I didn't get that at all. Peter at best is the same isn't he?

I'm sympathetic to Teddy's point of view on Povetkin. The problem is I just don't think even 18 months from now Povetkin has much of a shot./

"More seasoning" yeah right Teddy.

Alrighty, first up, Rico Ramos vs. Cuauhtemoc Vargas, featherweights.

Ring wrote:

"More seasoning" yeah right Teddy.

Alrighty, first up, Rico Ramos vs. Cuauhtemoc Vargas, featherweights.

By the time the fight is done they are going to have sweated themselves down to bantamweights.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

captainanddew wrote:

Mr. Twinkie (Dan Rafael), just said that both Wlad and Peter had gotten better since their last fight. How has Peter really gotten better?? I commend Rafael on his diligence in trying to get information about fights, etc..., but I not only question his jackass attitude, but also his opinion.

Yeah I didn't get that at all. Peter at best is the same isn't he?

I'm sympathetic to Teddy's point of view on Povetkin. The problem is I just don't think even 18 months from now Povetkin has much of a shot./

True, Povetkin's chances of beating Wlad aren't going to be any better 2 years from now, he should have taken the $2 million.

Any chance either of these guys are skilled enough to pivot the other guy into the sun and get in a shot while the sun blinds the other guy?

I wonder why they decided to have these fights in 120 degree weather?

Yeah, I would agree at best Peter will be the same as before. Wlad-definitely better.

Wlad is as good fundamentally, as fast, bigger, and more powerful than Povetkin. That is a recipe for not ever beating Wlad.

Okay, Ramos vs Vargas. Saying Ramos is the bigger man is an understatement. Big difference in size if my eyes aren't going.

Hey guys I just got back from my trip to six flags. Looks like just in time to watch some fights.

Ramos is making Vargas miss that left hook, but he isn't making him pay for it. Duck the left and then counter with the right.

soonermark890 wrote:

Hey guys I just got back from my trip to six flags. Looks like just in time to watch some fights.

Spain, France, Mexico, Texas, the Confederacy and the USA, right?

small crowd..i saw years ago more people watching a street fight

Six flags then fights. Sounds like a good day.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

Any chance either of these guys are skilled enough to pivot the other guy into the sun and get in a shot while the sun blinds the other guy?

LMFAO, good idea Marble, use every advantage you can get.

soonermark890 wrote:

Hey guys I just got back from my trip to six flags. Looks like just in time to watch some fights.

Hope you had a good time.I got to spend a few hours at the range playing with my toys.

marbleheadmaui wrote:

soonermark890 wrote:

Hey guys I just got back from my trip to six flags. Looks like just in time to watch some fights.

Spain, France, Mexico, Texas, the Confederacy and the USA, right?

Yeah I guess. I just rode rides. LOL