The thread about Boxing
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....and I'm sure that you'd be happy to stand in front of them and tell them that they are knobs.Dazzler21 said:Nah... Both of them are absolute knobs as is Fury.
Hopefully Bellew and Haye will both hang up the gloves now.2 -
Called it all day long, Bellew was in Haye’s head, an easy win.0
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At his best he was my second fav after Ricky Hatton but I learned lots about David haye after klitchko as a person and it’s not good then the way he fraudulently tricks and cons his own fans who still stand loyal for him and it irritates the shit out of me1
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Completely irrelevant to the point about any of the three being likeable at all whether I’d call them knobs to their faces. Whether I would or would not, none of them seem like nice guys to me.superclive98 said:
....and I'm sure that you'd be happy to stand in front of them and tell them that they are knobs.Dazzler21 said:Nah... Both of them are absolute knobs as is Fury.
Hopefully Bellew and Haye will both hang up the gloves now.
Pretty sure they’d just laugh into their bank notes.0 -
Mickey Hellit called it absolutely spot on before anyone lays a bet listen to Mickey find his blogs and you’ll win more than you loose and if you ever get the pleasure of meeting him he will talk this great sport all night longnth london addick said:
https://youtu.be/tA50tNmFerM
Can’t disagree with Mickey here it’s how I read the fight going he has seen things I never picked up on and if they are right then it only strengthens my opinion Bellew wins1 -
Tony Bellew and Tyson fury are both very nice menDazzler21 said:
Completely irrelevant to the point about any of the three being likeable at all whether I’d call them knobs to their faces. Whether I would or would not, none of them seem like nice guys to me.superclive98 said:
....and I'm sure that you'd be happy to stand in front of them and tell them that they are knobs.Dazzler21 said:Nah... Both of them are absolute knobs as is Fury.
Hopefully Bellew and Haye will both hang up the gloves now.
Pretty sure they’d just laugh into their bank notes.1 -
That's a no thenDazzler21 said:
Completely irrelevant to the point about any of the three being likeable at all whether I’d call them knobs to their faces. Whether I would or would not, none of them seem like nice guys to me.superclive98 said:
....and I'm sure that you'd be happy to stand in front of them and tell them that they are knobs.Dazzler21 said:Nah... Both of them are absolute knobs as is Fury.
Hopefully Bellew and Haye will both hang up the gloves now.
Pretty sure they’d just laugh into their bank notes.0 -
No. I would not call a professional fighter a knob to their face. I’d probably settle for “I don’t like you”.1
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wimpDazzler21 said:No. I would not call a professional fighter a knob to their face. I’d probably settle for “I don’t like you”.
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I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.1
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I hope they are, their boxing characters don’t help show it, but then neither did some of the very best...nth london addick said:
Tony Bellew and Tyson fury are both very nice menDazzler21 said:
Completely irrelevant to the point about any of the three being likeable at all whether I’d call them knobs to their faces. Whether I would or would not, none of them seem like nice guys to me.superclive98 said:
....and I'm sure that you'd be happy to stand in front of them and tell them that they are knobs.Dazzler21 said:Nah... Both of them are absolute knobs as is Fury.
Hopefully Bellew and Haye will both hang up the gloves now.
Pretty sure they’d just laugh into their bank notes.
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It was Calzaghe for me but Haye was fantastic up until the Klitschko fight... then it has been all excuses.Pelling1993 said:I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.
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Both are totally committed family men
are they arrogant maybe they are at times
But both give more time back to joe public than most boxers and it’s genuine give back
You can approach them both and they will talk to you sign anything for you
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The 80s for me, Tyson, Benn, Lewis, WatsonDazzler21 said:
It was Calzaghe for me but Haye was fantastic up until the Klitschko fight... then it has been all excuses.Pelling1993 said:I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.
to this day the best fight I have ever watched was Benn v Mcclelland and got the bug from there
Haye was incredible as a cruiserweight and I understood his timing and reasoning for going after the heavys2 -
The Benn G Mac fight was the fight that done the same for me it lit a fire that never went out after that fight I watched hrs and hrs of fights read book after book and study more boxing than I have ever done with football
The sport absolutely is in my psyche it’s part of me and I love it3 -
Blue Scouser tames the Millwall poseur once again.0
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Haye is no more Millwall that anyone else on this thread. Used that to make himself look hard.Daarrzzetbum said:Blue Scouser tames the Millwall poseur once again.
I’m glad Tony got home safe to his wife and kids
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Was the first fight I ever went to watch...I knew then I would never see a better fight.nth london addick said:The Benn G Mac fight was the fight that done the same for me it lit a fire that never went out after that fight I watched hrs and hrs of fights read book after book and study more boxing than I have ever done with football
The sport absolutely is in my psyche it’s part of me and I love it
I recall staying after the fight to watch Lloyd Honeyghan fighting on the undercard....one of his last fights I believe.
Will def keep an eye out for those Hellraiser Vlogs...man clearly speaks a lot of sense.
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Probably about the time I started being interested in boxing was very late 80s early 90s. Remember Lennox Lewis Vs Gary Mason (1991?) And that was quality. Tyson Bruno 1 was probably the first fight I saw. Then loved the Benn/Eubank and Collins fights against each other and Watson, McClellan.Carter said:
The 80s for me, Tyson, Benn, Lewis, WatsonDazzler21 said:
It was Calzaghe for me but Haye was fantastic up until the Klitschko fight... then it has been all excuses.Pelling1993 said:I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.
to this day the best fight I have ever watched was Benn v Mcclelland and got the bug from there
Haye was incredible as a cruiserweight and I understood his timing and reasoning for going after the heavys
My fave all time boxer though is Prince Naseem. Never been more excited about a fighter. I think Joshua comes close tbf.1 -
Ridiculous how bang on the money he got it with that vlogArry Addick said:
Was the first fight I ever went to watch...I knew then I would never see a better fight.nth london addick said:The Benn G Mac fight was the fight that done the same for me it lit a fire that never went out after that fight I watched hrs and hrs of fights read book after book and study more boxing than I have ever done with football
The sport absolutely is in my psyche it’s part of me and I love it
I recall staying after the fight to watch Lloyd Honeyghan fighting on the undercard....one of his last fights I believe.
Will def keep an eye out for those Hellraiser Vlogs...man clearly speaks a lot of sense.
And he does it so often won me a fair few quid this year already1 - Sponsored links:
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I don't mean the 80s do I? I mean the early 90sCarter said:
The 80s for me, Tyson, Benn, Lewis, WatsonDazzler21 said:
It was Calzaghe for me but Haye was fantastic up until the Klitschko fight... then it has been all excuses.Pelling1993 said:I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.
to this day the best fight I have ever watched was Benn v Mcclelland and got the bug from there
Haye was incredible as a cruiserweight and I understood his timing and reasoning for going after the heavys
YouTube and eBay were game changers I could then buy dvds of the Hearns, Hagler, Leonard fights I'd heard about and once YouTube kicked off a pretty much unlimited supply of fights throughout history
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I get stuck in YouTube boxing holes all the time. Watched the "no mas" fight yesterday.1
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The 4 kings mate best era of boxing ever total boxing pornCarter said:
I don't mean the 80s do I? I mean the early 90sCarter said:
The 80s for me, Tyson, Benn, Lewis, WatsonDazzler21 said:
It was Calzaghe for me but Haye was fantastic up until the Klitschko fight... then it has been all excuses.Pelling1993 said:I loved David Haye, he was the reason i first got into boxing, but he should have stayed retired first time round, damaged his legacy no end with his 4 fights since coming back.
to this day the best fight I have ever watched was Benn v Mcclelland and got the bug from there
Haye was incredible as a cruiserweight and I understood his timing and reasoning for going after the heavys
YouTube and eBay were game changers I could then buy dvds of the Hearns, Hagler, Leonard fights I'd heard about and once YouTube kicked off a pretty much unlimited supply of fights throughout history0 -
The GGG fight was on at around 530 this morning was not worth a quid total mismatch0
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Was always going to be. Guy had lost 3 of his last 6 fights.nth london addick said:The GGG fight was on at around 530 this morning was not worth a quid total mismatch
GGG probably has tougher sparring partners.1 -
Ggg has farted harder opponents0
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Lots of rumours on social media that Groves won't be fit to fight this summer.
Eubank Jnr (yes, really) set to face Callum Smith in the WBSS final.
The next two weights (seems like 118 and 140) will be announced tomorrow, so guess we will hear about Groves tomorrow too.0 -
Has Fury responded to Bellew calling him out yet?0
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July 7th for the super series final I can’t see it going to Eubank Jrstackitsteve said:Lots of rumours on social media that Groves won't be fit to fight this summer.
Eubank Jnr (yes, really) set to face Callum Smith in the WBSS final.
The next two weights (seems like 118 and 140) will be announced tomorrow, so guess we will hear about Groves tomorrow too.0 -
Fingers crossed for Ramirez if Groves can’t make it.0
