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by RockyJocky
30 Dec 2013, 19:49
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Boxrec's British Forum
Replies: 15
Views: 1110

Re: Boxrec's British Forum

black panther wrote:Aaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrmmmmmmmmmmmm punches. :box:

:shame:

ARRRUMMMMMMM puncheeeeeeeezzzzzz.
by RockyJocky
25 Dec 2013, 15:45
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Boxrec's British Forum
Replies: 15
Views: 1110

Re: Boxrec's British Forum

I forgot to mention, is it possible to make a sub forum as I have seen on other websites ? The way the scotch fight and ruin peoples posts and opinions is not of concern to me as I pack it in after one or two jibes but it becomes TIRESOME for others I would assume. Lastly, I believe and think the ad...
by RockyJocky
25 Dec 2013, 15:36
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Boxrec's British Forum
Replies: 15
Views: 1110

Boxrec's British Forum

I wish to say thank you. I have perused the forum for many a year and must admit I always found it quiet or very controlling yet its not. I have and do spend time on other forums and have never posted on them as generally they are free to view. Well, a long story short, there isn't the traffic on he...
by RockyJocky
25 Dec 2013, 13:18
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Boxers with the toughest stories......
Replies: 59
Views: 2778

Re: Boxers with the toughest stories......

Thanks Mickey/Spud.
by RockyJocky
24 Dec 2013, 19:25
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: should the boxing booth make a comeback ?
Replies: 17
Views: 1229

Re: should the boxing booth make a comeback ?

just looking on e bay and noticed a a complete boxing booth is up for sale for £25,000 ! i can only think it was the late,last booth proprietor ron taylors from cardiff. he was the last to travel with the booth intil he passed away a few years ago at the grand old age of 96 :salut: i only ever went...
by RockyJocky
24 Dec 2013, 19:00
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Boxers with the toughest stories......
Replies: 59
Views: 2778

Re: Boxers with the toughest stories......

Spud wrote:Femi Fehintola

Why ?
by RockyJocky
15 Dec 2013, 07:23
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Credit to Purdy and Bundu
Replies: 7
Views: 412

Re: Credit to Purdy and Bundu

expe wrote: They can cause brain damage, but I'm not sure he has much up there to start with, time to retire for me, beaten at area, domestic, european and world level, only gameplan is to march forward, no defence, no boxing ability.
Fixed
by RockyJocky
14 Dec 2013, 14:01
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Lee Purdy
Replies: 28
Views: 1362

Re: Lee Purdy

expe wrote: Well, his face was, not so sure about the rest of his body.
:lol:
by RockyJocky
14 Dec 2013, 13:41
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Romeo Romau World Champion?
Replies: 31
Views: 1892

Re: Romeo Romau World Champion?

Romeo won the first and second rounds. I am trying hard to see what Igor did to win them.
by RockyJocky
14 Dec 2013, 13:15
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Craig McEwan
Replies: 17
Views: 1102

Re: Craig McEwan

So because he took a fight that led to defeat you wouldn't work with him again, no matter what? There must be a bit more to it than that....

How does BN get paid for training him if he isn't working the corner of CM as he dosent approve of the fight ?
by RockyJocky
06 Oct 2013, 14:42
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Isn't it strange ??
Replies: 27
Views: 1135

Re: Isn't it strange ??

All sensible and I've got to say ,expected ,comments but neverthless it does NOT get away from the point that the Joshua fight was not a fight in the true sense of the word. His opponent was out of condition, didn't land a punch and had very little experience as far as I can gather and he was fight...
by RockyJocky
06 Oct 2013, 14:37
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Isn't it strange ??
Replies: 27
Views: 1135

Re: Isn't it strange ??

You're an ex Copper aren't you? Did you ever come across criminals who started right at the top and tried to burgle museums, rob banks etc or did you find they kinda started off at the bottom and took what they considered easy pickings irrespective of how they started off in crime? Granted, if they...
by RockyJocky
30 Sep 2013, 13:32
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Future of Scottish Boxing?
Replies: 83
Views: 2837

Re: Future of Scottish Boxing?

cutthecacklebullyup wrote:
Who would u say was better smashing? Or who is up there with Danny in the ams at the moment ?
Danny has an excellent record over the last ten tears producing several , western , Scottish and British champions.
Would be I interested to see who else you rate?

Terry McCormack ?
by RockyJocky
17 Aug 2013, 06:51
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Gary Buckland article
Replies: 2
Views: 171

Re: Gary Buckland article

El Raincoat wrote:My Gary Buckland article, he fights Stephen Smith in a very interesting domestic bout tonight on the undercard of Cleverly-Kovalev...

http://www.maxboxing.com/news/promo-lea ... in-britain

Enjoyed that ty.
by RockyJocky
15 Jun 2013, 15:52
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Carl Gaffney Jailed
Replies: 25
Views: 1811

Re: Carl Gaffney Jailed

oliverfennell wrote:
banjo wrote:3 years? fvcking joke
Yeah, I see people twatting guys repeatedly with metal chairs every week on WWE, and they don't get jailed for it.

:lol:
by RockyJocky
13 May 2013, 15:37
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: How did Bomber score last nights fight like that?
Replies: 12
Views: 815

Re: How did Bomber score last nights fight like that?

TJ77 wrote:British fighter from same stable with suspect decision in his last fight
broadcasts biast scorecard for stablemates world title defence....What an outrage bring this wrongun to account.
We are a fickle bunch.

It was absolutely ridiculous.
by RockyJocky
21 Apr 2013, 14:07
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: so i go to boxing and get apprihended by some boxrec posters
Replies: 25
Views: 970

Re: so i go to boxing and get apprihended by some boxrec posters

Adamj1987 wrote:
RockyJocky wrote:Sergio Martinez ?
he wasnt there
1st picture.
by RockyJocky
15 Apr 2013, 17:02
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight
Replies: 15
Views: 688

Re: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight

Tim looked a bit bigger than his opponent. May I ask what the weigh-in procedures are in unlicensed fights ? Tim could do with shortening his shots but I am not here to question or criticise him, he is at the end of the day a fighter. Tim weighed 11stone 8 , His opponent weighed 11 stone 11 . Weigh...
by RockyJocky
15 Apr 2013, 16:09
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight
Replies: 15
Views: 688

Re: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight

Tim looked a bit bigger than his opponent. May I ask what the weigh-in procedures are in unlicensed fights ? Tim could do with shortening his shots but I am not here to question or criticise him, he is at the end of the day a fighter.
by RockyJocky
15 Apr 2013, 15:59
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Betting thread
Replies: 8759
Views: 497716

Re: Betting thread

Which online bookshop is better guys ? They all vary in their prices you're best using http://www.oddschecker.com to find out who's offering the best odds. Ladbrokes, Corals, Hills, Paddy power, Sporting Bet etc are all fine I'd stop away from the like Bwin and bookies based outside the UK. Thanks ...
by RockyJocky
15 Apr 2013, 15:00
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Betting thread
Replies: 8759
Views: 497716

Re: Betting thread

Which online bookshop is better guys ?
by RockyJocky
15 Apr 2013, 14:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight
Replies: 15
Views: 688

Re: Little Documentary one of my boxers had done about his fight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8h8JYDLmH8 This is a small documentary one of my Boxers Tim "Da Dogg" Sobers had done about his training and his fight on my show ive just done (7th April) Hes a nice enough lad but in boxing terms (as youll see from the clip) hes not great and was 0-3 head...
by RockyJocky
10 Mar 2013, 09:57
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Social media and promoting boxing?
Replies: 42
Views: 1256

Re: Social media and promoting boxing?

Jeff Thomas/Prizefighter
by RockyJocky
20 Dec 2012, 18:03
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Lonsdale belt
Replies: 36
Views: 2519

Re: Lonsdale belt

The History of the Lonsdale Belt By Ann-Marie Cartwright The much coveted Lonsdale belt originated from the 5th Earl of Lonsdale, Hugh Cecil Lowther. A keen enthusiast of sports, Lowther became the first president of the National Sporting Club and bequeathed the first Lonsdale belt in 1909 for a box...