Jeff Horn vs Michael Zerafas fight

[robdiv]

Hi there,
I have been trying to stream this fight, but having no luck
Is there a good website out there that I could download it from.
It was an interesting fight, with Horn showing his weaknesses but tried his best.

[Richard G]

The only bit I've seen is the KO sequence, a youtube search will bring that up.

[rudy]

Nothing to watch a club fighter get beaten up

[Sustanon]

Hi there,
I have been trying to stream this fight, but having no luck
Is there a good website out there that I could download it from.
It was an interesting fight, with Horn showing his weaknesses but tried his best.

nothing special
the same jep hourn who always got busted up

[OctoberRed]

Wasn't much of a fight to be honest

[Richard G]

Horn was terrible, he kept getting poked with a jab yet still kept coming straight on in which presented Zerafa with an easy right hand target. Against Packy he worked angles, none of that here which he really needed to do to negate Z's reach advantage. Nothing more to say.

[robdiv]

Yes, Horn so limited, I am an Aussie, but couldn't rate him much more than average for an amateur.
Zerafas not that great either....just would like to see the fight out of interest.

[Richard G]

The Horn who fought Packy was not the man who fought Zerafa although Packy allowed Horn to fight to his strengths and that's why he lost. Crawford and Zerafa didn't and that's the difference. The win over Packy was a one off but unfortunately H as deluded by his coach Rushton did not understand the mechanics of the win. What they should have done is immediately sit down and realise that what had worked against Packy may not work against Crawford and so formulate an alternative strategy. Not that I think Rushton was capable of doing that. But they didn't and the rest is history.

[Villy1947]

nothing special
the same jep hourn who always got busted up

This unfortunately makes sense

[Mario040481]

Hi there,
I have been trying to stream this fight, but having no luck
Is there a good website out there that I could download it from.
It was an interesting fight, with Horn showing his weaknesses but tried his best.

So far, this fight is all but impossible to find online, as of yesterday that still appeared to be the case. I've not yet looked round this AM though. Saw a fan made highlight video that mentioned this issue and he put it to most likely having been caused by the Loma/Campbell fight which, he didn't say there was an overlap between the two events, but that they weren't very far apart in the starting of one and the ending of the other, or something similar to a situation of that sort is what I think he was saying. Also, the only highlights I see show a UFC logo in upper right corner of the screen, which i imagine means that the fight aired on UFC Fight Pass, maybe not in Oz, but probably a vast chunk of the remaining English speaking quarters of the world. If that's the case then I can easily see how it is that the fight slipped under the radar of many non Oz based fight fans.

I wonder if, at the time when the TV particulars for this fight were being sorted out, Horn and/or his management had any disappointment at not landing a larger platform to broadcast the fight because, with the way it ended up playing out for Horn, it now may be a kind of blessing in disguise that no one can watch the fight. And now, people REALLY wanna see this fight. Seems the majority of boxing fans I see posting about Horn on this forum and on various YouTube boxing channels who, for many various reasons, the biggest one being anything to do with the Pac fight and decision, could watch a Jeff Horn destruction of this sort morning, noon, night, and as a midnight snack too. Regardless of those or any other reasons being fact or fiction, more fans than not just absolutely dislike Horn, as well as, and almost equally, trainer Glenn Rushton. I'm certainly not a fan, but i don't dislike him over anything, and most certainly not his getting a decision in a fight which, to my eyes, he lost. That's not Horn's fault tho, and with most fans it seems Horn's reputation is one of a "guilt by association" type scenario. To each their own then.
Fin
Mario
PS: Holy holy Horn balls, Pacman! As bad as the beating Horn took, and as bad, and most certainly overdo as the ref's stoppage was, both Zerafa and the ref just worked their way onto many a Pacfan's Christmas card mailing list