Smith v Fielding On....Sometime in Nov....British Title + WBC Eliminator

From the big man himself. Venue TBA....thoughts?

Smith to win, think we will see that he's on another levelto Rocky. Be a great atmosphere that night.

Would have said I favour smith for this one but given the way their respective last fights went I'm not as sure as I was.

All is not as it seems with Callum IMO. He seems to have been moulded into a Joe Gallagher type of fighter. He can't defend a jab.

Smith will win quite comfortably i'd have thought, is the bigger puncher and the cuter boxer of the two but Fielding has improved to a level I felt was beyond him initially so could be a decent scrap.

I'd say Smith is the better boxer technically but not sure about puncher.

I think Adamu and Rebrasse are a good indicator SoF; think we can all agree that Groves hits hard, he stopped one of them comfortably (distance against Fielding) and couldn't dent the other (dropped by Smith). The body punching will be a big factor as it is in all Smith fights.

Hammersmith harrier wrote:I think Adamu and Rebrasse are a good indicator SoF; think we can all agree that Groves hits hard, he stopped one of them comfortably (distance against Fielding) and couldn't dent the other  (dropped by Smith). The body punching will be a big factor as it is in all Smith fights.

Re Adamu fight...he came to survive. Rebrasse came to win. Everytime someone comes to put it on Rocky, they get knocked out.

Come on soldier.....Don't be silly...

Fielding spent a lot of his career disappointing..

Can't look further than Smith late..

TRUSSMAN66 wrote:Come on soldier.....Don't be silly...

Fielding spent a lot of his career disappointing..

Can't look further than Smith late..

Would have probably agreed with you before the last set of fights.

Soldier_Of_Fortune wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:I think Adamu and Rebrasse are a good indicator SoF; think we can all agree that Groves hits hard, he stopped one of them comfortably (distance against Fielding) and couldn't dent the other  (dropped by Smith). The body punching will be a big factor as it is in all Smith fights.

Re Adamu fight...he came to survive. Rebrasse came to win. Everytime someone comes to put it on Rocky, they get knocked out.

I highly doubt Fielding is dropping Rebrasse, sorry but I don't think it's much of a debate over who the bigger puncher of the pair is.

Hammersmith harrier wrote:

Soldier_Of_Fortune wrote:

Hammersmith harrier wrote:I think Adamu and Rebrasse are a good indicator SoF; think we can all agree that Groves hits hard, he stopped one of them comfortably (distance against Fielding) and couldn't dent the other  (dropped by Smith). The body punching will be a big factor as it is in all Smith fights.

Re Adamu fight...he came to survive. Rebrasse came to win. Everytime someone comes to put it on Rocky, they get knocked out.

I highly doubt Fielding is dropping Rebrasse, sorry but I don't think it's much of a debate over who the bigger puncher of the pair is.

It's all a matter of opinion HH. Fielding is very heavy handed. Might not have better technique but IMO has more brute force.

Worth remembering, Adamu came to survive against what was probably a cruiserweight on the night.

Rockys improved, but Smith is the better boxer.

Let's pull a truss an here.

Vernon Forrest was better boxer then Mayorga....

Good fight. Potentially on the same card as Whyte vs Joshua would be good with maybe Khan vs Brook as the main? We can dream though....we can dream

That would surprise me Mobile. I'd have thought Matchroom would want to make Joshua White and Callum Rocky separate cards. Plus surely the latter would be in Liverpool with the former in London, where the fighters are most popular.

Although, I hope you're right and I'm wrong to be honest.

The fight itself: give Rocky a puncher's chance but think Callum has too much.