any links on this?....sounds disgusting

great vid, a few Id never seen before in there, cheers

dont know what hes weighing and i dont care but im a light welter i said i would go to 10st 4 for the fight i was already giving away 4 pounds now they want another 3 off me im just waiting for the call to ask if ill wear a blindfold they can try and stack the fight in his favour as much as they li...

If Guerrero and Rios move up a weight it will be the best thing possible for Kev

really messed up, seems like hope is disappearing fast but still wishing for a better outcome than seems likely.

MachoMan09 wrote:I haven't seen Colin Dunne for years and I reckon without seeing that interview I'd have walked past him on the street without recognising him. He's piled it on. If he ever decided to get back on a horse the RSPCA would be on him in a heartbeat.

i was a bit shocked too

No longer go to the gym. No longer have the bag hanging in garage either. Torn both rotator cuffs, so shoulders don't appreciate the jarring of bag work. My new exercise is cycling nowadays. Enter both mountain bike and road biking enduro/sportive type events. Probably fitter now at 40 than i have ...

Scottrf wrote:Not a Duke McKenzie fan. Made a few mistakes last time, and made some other silly comments. I'm not too aware of who Ricardo is.

Yeh, Duke makes too many mistakes - one fight last weekend he kept going on about how this was an 8 round fight (it was 10)

Would have loved to have seen more of his fights :/

Shame he'll be nearly forty by the time he#s out

Didnt realise he had bi-polar, nor that hes studied for two degrees whist banged up.

Throughout the buildup to this fight, and still now people are saying 'Haye is faster'. The way I see it is that Hayes hands may well be quicker, but when they have to fight each other, and one of them only has to push hi arm out, yet the other has to push his arm out and move his whole body forward...

Back to the original topic, take my comments with a pinch of salt and free feel to tell me I'm talking out of my arse, as I haven't yet had chance to read said article, but general opinion here seems to be that it focused heavily on the family stuff and how that motivates him - but really, how is th...

Right and Naz's bravado was mostly accompanied with huge grins - it was genuinely entertaining and most times funny to watch.

All that comes to mind when you hear someone like DeGale speak is words like miserable and bitter.

no disgrace to rhodes, he was outclassed but still gave it a decent go. easy night for alvarez but this kid is going right to the top. really? I got the impression he really didnt give it a go. Thats what I found most frustrating watching it. I know its very easy to say and the reality most likely ...

Thanks for the link, thought it was great.

Wlad was definitely shook !!

bengulnaci1 wrote:'Macho Man'



I don't think this is guy, though Jane.

He is dead, for starters.

RIP a legend

But I do believe that company for company, by which I mean the business end, they are not dissimilar in that both, in their different eras, managed to capture the target audience that has always eluded boxing — and I should point out that I'm not doing a 'boxing vs UFC' thing here, as I'm sure you ...

Damn I could write an essay on his this interview.

Bottom line: Good questions, shit, self indulgent, deluded responses.

Glyn Whilst I appreciate what you're saying, I'm not sure comparisons to WWF/WWE are valid. One is a legitimate sport, the other is entertainment. Fighters have very different motivations. You won't get ex / retired UFC fighters creating their own rival promotions, and if they did the fighters in it...

Absolutely brilliant, mans a legend

Chambers2 wrote:As Cocky and Eccentric as his Dad hopefully

hopefully so, not enough genuinely nutty/interesting characters in the game, especially not operating at top level..

so theres actually 2 questions - will he be nutty and will he be any good

No it isnt. I think tonights prizefighter was the best ever. A star was born in el maachi. seriously? i won money on Yassine last night, but for me theres no way he should have even been in the final. and the way he was jumping is was making me very nervous, felt like he was gonna get sparked any m...

lefthook82 wrote:el maachi aint winning shit. His lack of fundamentals are shocking, Lynes will school this clown

well, he won

though in fairness, I thought Id lost my money when waiting for the decision in the lynes semi final. lynes was robbed in my view.

not complaining though!

happy days on a roll...

bet 30 quid at ladbrokes on george groves at 3/1
played free bet of 30 quid on barcelona winning champs league final with score of 3-1 at 16/1
bet 20 quid at boylesports on yassine to win prizefighter at 3/1
now to choose where to place my boylesports free bet...

Jeff Thomas wrote:El maachi is a good person and a good friend, one of the best guys I know!

he's my mate now too, after winning me a tidy little profit last night :)

I thought he did a good job. Objective when it came Witter's first fight. Yeah he gained massive respect from me when he said he wasn't impressed with Witters performance. He was being totally objective about the situation but doing it with respect. Colin Hart can be objective also but he always ha...