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Post by realview on Jun 6, 2020 23:32:55 GMT
Real View intro:Hello ladies and gentlemen; this week had maybe the star of a new rivalry, while we also saw the Lioness Club hold their first card of what we hear will be a two part set of shows. As ever we urge you to go look up the fights from this past week before reading these posts, we don't want you ruining the fights for yourself.  This is what we will be discussing: *Yasmin Verheijen vs Esti Ginzburg* *Cheryl Cole vs Samia Ghadie* *Heidi Range vs Vanessa White* And *Jessica Schwarz vs Sophia Thomalla* Remember to keep watch out for the next Lioness Club card, that should be up in the week coming up, we hope you are all safe and wishing you the best from all of us in the BBU.
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Post by realview on Jun 6, 2020 23:34:24 GMT
Part 1: Yasmin Verheijen vs Esti Ginzburg
With everything going on in the world, these two were originally set to fight it out in Mauritius on a beach, instead they headed to Yasmin's home country of Holland to duke it out.
Esti didn't seem worried at all heading into hostile ground, instead she stepped into the ring with an air of confidence for all to see, you'd have thought she was the home fighter.
The opening two rounds saw that fact as she got right into the face of Verheijen, knocking her down in the second with a brutal hook to the temple of the Dutch model, who got up at eight.
But she got overly confident, Esti left her hands too low as she only landed single punches, not going for the kill and she got punished for it with a hooks to the body, Yasmin bashing her back.
Momentum switched around with Yasmin getting more punches through the guard of Esti, she looked the better inside fighter as she knocked back Ginzburg around the outside of the ring.
The comeback complete in the sixth after Esti was sent down twice, first in the fifth round with a nasty hook, the sixth saw Esti get up but she was finished along the ropes.
It was a good comeback for Yasmin but it has to be asked why Esti gave her a chance to even do so, the fight could have been over in the third, Esti showed why she has been struggling to get a run of results going in her favour.
She will get another chance in the coming months, they will meet again on the Mauritius beaches as they originally planned, can Yasmin make it a clean sweep or will Esti get revenge?
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Post by realview on Jun 6, 2020 23:38:28 GMT
Part 2: Cheryl Cole vs Samia Gradie
This was the main event from the Lioness Club card, two of the BBU's flyweight dynasty four, these two came to verbal blows ironically because of an article we run on an old Cheryl fight.
They never have been friends but things definitely took a turn as these two really wanted to humility the other, make the point clear which of them was the better fighter.
The two stepped out their corners with stinging jabs to start, Cheryl landing some crisp hooks to knock back Samia, winning the early exchanges.
The first big moment of the fight happened in the third, a hook to the nose of Ghadie, sending her down for the count of seven, it has to be said it has been basically a rout up to that point.
Rushing in to finish the job, Cheryl left herself open to the body, Samia started to keep in close, forcing back the singer along the ropes as she showed she still had fight in her.
In fact the momentum had swung that much that Samia arguably nearly even the scorecards by the beginning of the seventh, only the knockdown she suffered was the difference.
The body work along with a stray elbow to the face of Cole seemed to be the catalyst for the finish, a liver shot in the eighth ended the fight for Cheryl, who could only sit on her heels wondering where it had all gone wrong.
I won't go into the afters as you can guess with two bitter rivals, it got very humiliating for the loser, I'm more interested what this result could mean going forwards.
Cheryl has looked mighty vulnerable the past year, ever since she lost the flyweight title to Diana Korkunkova, putting back to back wins together seems an uphill battle for the once dominant singer.
While Samia rolled back the years in the fourth onwards, while she was lucky to escape without even a warning for the elbow in the seventh, she deserved this win after an impressive comeback, what this result means for both will be interesting to see.
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Post by realview on Jun 6, 2020 23:39:43 GMT
Part 3: Heidi Range vs Vanessa White
When you get two women who used to compete in the charts with their girl groups, sparks certainly still fly when you put them in a boxing ring together.
Both these women have been struggling to break out the middle pack in the flyweights, that is mostly due to them not being able to find fights to keep themselves in the public domain.
That seemed to add to the urgency of the opening round, there were a few mistakes mingled in with some quality boxing, Vanessa got her way to the inside to bully back her rival after one mistake by Range.
Back came the Sugababes singer, several crisp punches opened up the guard of White, she looked to have the better technical skills, Heidi sending back the head repeatedly of her rival to the delight of her coaching crew.
The third round though was pivotal, while Heidi took the opening half of the round, again one mistake from her left her open this time to a nasty looking uppercut.
After that punch had sent down Heidi in the third, Vanessa took firm control of the fight, opening up a cut under the left eye of Heidi to make things look gruesome.
Finally in the fifth a right hook that slammed across the cheek of Heidi was enough to put her down for the count, it was an upset as Vanessa's lack of ring work was expected to make this a tune up for Heidi, how wrong those predictions proved to be.
Heidi left the ring with a towel over her head, she still showed that the skills will always firmly be in her fists, but father time doesn't wait for anyone and the mistakes were mostly because her hand speed wasn't quite there.
Compared to Vanessa who looks like a dangerous floater in the flyweight division after this one, she has the power but if she can add a more crisper jab to work behind she would be even better, hopefully we see more of her after she earned it after this win.
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Post by realview on Jun 6, 2020 23:40:34 GMT
Final Part: Jessica Schwarz vs Sophia Thomalla
Has there been a more interesting debut for a while them Sophia Thomalla's? While maybe not the biggest household name outside of Germany, the publicity she has gotten since announcing on BBU TV that she was coming has been astounding.
The first person to test this hype was the first ever BBU Hall of Famer Jessica Schwarz, while she is now over forty, she has proven she can still weed out those fighters who don't belong in a boxing ring with her.
While it has to be said Sophia is used to fighting in legit competition, she was an amateur kick boxer, we were told by sources that she has been doing great on the amateur celebrity boxing tour in Germany.
It has to be said the opening three rounds were a cagey affair, Sophia showed a great defense to stop being pounced on by the seemingly more keen to fight Jessica.
Who it has to be said couldn't seem to wire up Sophia, which says a lot considering the legendary career of Jessica, a former multiple time champion and yet she mostly just found guard.
When Sophia did start opening up, Jessica looked to regret taunting Sophia to stop holding back, as she was being pounded up the center by hard hitting combos.
Twice Jessica went down in the fight, the referee needing to save Jessica as she was taking a pounding with no fire coming from her, it was a great showcase fight for Sophia to show what she brings to the table.
Jessica looked proud to say that Sophia was the better woman that night, she knows she isn't in her prime anymore and has always been respectful to those she feels deserves it, maybe passing the torch to Sophia for leading Germany's bantamweight future.
Ironically one person who Jessica doesn't respect is Alesha Dixon, who wants yo fight Sophia badly, maybe seeing a lot of Jessica in this rookie, wanting to get in her licks before Sophia gets too good for her.
While Sophia showed nerves at the start fighting an icon of German celebrity boxing, she looked to have all the tools to be successful in the BBU, with plenty of big names wanting a scrap with her.
That's all we have time for folks, I hope you all enjoyed today's episode, thank you to everyone who took the time to read these posts, we will be back next Sunday for the next edition of the Real View, remember to stay safe.
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Post by Sophia T. on Jun 7, 2020 15:42:09 GMT
Don't look now but I'm better than a lot of these bimbos - Alesha Dixon included! My debut win should put me right on the map! See ya soon!  |
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Post by Geordie Power on Jun 8, 2020 20:36:24 GMT
"Mighty vulnerable"? Who? Me? Who's writing this stuff? Nadine Coyle in disguise? Whatever! I'm still waaay hotter than Samia frickin' Ghadie and her fake flabby boobs! Lousy bytch got lucky this time!  |
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Post by Samia Ghadie on Jun 9, 2020 14:27:17 GMT
Well, after I beat you up (again) the other evening, you seemed to find me hot enough when you had your face wedged snugly between my thighs for a long, long time!  |
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Post by Geordie Power on Jun 9, 2020 16:25:46 GMT
Don't tell me where my face was the other night! Grrr... I'm still the Queen and you're still a cheap ####!!!  |
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Post by Samia Ghadie on Jun 10, 2020 16:27:31 GMT
Now you're acting like you didn't enjoy it! Your tongue and lips betrayed you, though, and I've got CCTV footage to show it - you left lovebites in some very sensitive places, Cheryl!  |
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Post by Geordie Power on Jun 10, 2020 23:04:57 GMT
You're so full of crap, Ghadie! Guess that Whore of the Year award you won like 12 times in a row is well deserved! I'm gonna sit on your ugly face next time we meet!  |
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Post by Samia Ghadie on Jun 11, 2020 15:23:06 GMT
Now come on, Cheryl! All you have to do it tell everyone what you did when I got you alone in my hotel room! Go on, my sweet pussylicker!  You were so keen to get started, you actually ripped my panties to get them off - remember? |
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