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by Jack Bower
13 Oct 2005, 03:42
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: A Hundred Grand
Replies: 24
Views: 933

Haye - 100 grand. LOL. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Not even HALF that.
by Jack Bower
11 May 2005, 03:15
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: UK Boxing supporters club
Replies: 9
Views: 336

Great idea but simplify it. Collectively pick out a show you all want to attend, meet up for pre fight beers and then maybe head for the curry house afterwards.

See what the response is before you go to the expense of hiring out clubs to screen old fights.
by Jack Bower
11 May 2005, 03:13
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Esham Pickering v Noel Wilders - Result!
Replies: 7
Views: 430

stujones wrote:
Jack Bower wrote:Wilders is a fat bastard. It was originally down to be a 10-rounder until porky Noel showed up and it was changed to 8.
Was he over the Super Bantam limit?
He looked comfortably over but curiously no weights were announced.
by Jack Bower
11 May 2005, 03:12
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: The big bet: calling Lirva33
Replies: 21
Views: 633

Lirva's got to be feeling apprehensive now - 500 quid!!!!!

Particularly with news of Tszyu coming over to Manchester next week.
by Jack Bower
09 May 2005, 03:25
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: ARTWORK LINK
Replies: 15
Views: 522

Angelfire or Freeservers for web space, perhaps
by Jack Bower
09 May 2005, 03:11
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Esham Pickering v Noel Wilders - Result!
Replies: 7
Views: 430

Wilders is a fat bastard. It was originally down to be a 10-rounder until porky Noel showed up and it was changed to 8.
by Jack Bower
30 Apr 2005, 15:51
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Haye vs Hobson
Replies: 14
Views: 827

Mark Hobson is a great pro who prefers to do his talking in the ring. He'll leather Haye and then onwards and upwards.
by Jack Bower
24 Apr 2005, 18:21
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Your favorite boxers...
Replies: 36
Views: 1331

Esham Pickering
Dazzo Williams
Amer Khan
Mark Hobson
Richard Williams
by Jack Bower
03 Apr 2005, 10:35
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Has Braithwaite F'd up?
Replies: 43
Views: 1569

The weight difference was exaggerated. The weighed them again on the night of the fight and there was only 4lbs between them. Mormeck actually lost a pound from the weigh in and was 196lbs, Mormeck was the boss from the second round onwards and the cards were extremely generous to Braithwaite, borde...
by Jack Bower
02 Apr 2005, 20:47
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Has Braithwaite F'd up?
Replies: 43
Views: 1569

Mormeck needed a knockdown to secure him a narrow second win over a shot Virgil Hill, has been inactive, and appears one-paced, Braithwaite is crude and wild, but throws plenty of leather and his punches carry sting. I think a superior boxer, like James Toney, would expose Braithwaite though. Mormec...
by Jack Bower
02 Apr 2005, 17:54
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: End of the road for Jason Cook?
Replies: 7
Views: 410

Cook nortoriously suffers with bad hands too. Taking a rest might be sensible. I fancied Ted Bami to stop him previously. IF Cook can still discipline himself to make lightweight I think he should try and stick around. It's a hot division domestically and he'll have no shortgage of avenues to pursue...
by Jack Bower
31 Mar 2005, 09:06
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Gammer fights 'Mark Rench'
Replies: 43
Views: 1186

If it comes down to heart and desire then Gammer will win this at a canter. Krence lacks those vital ingredients.
by Jack Bower
29 Mar 2005, 19:50
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Brodie v Harrison looks a done deal
Replies: 5
Views: 358

It's a pity Brodie's comeback fight with Roy Rutherford had to be shelved last year because Mike got the flu. He could have done with that. I think there's definite value in still backing Brodie to properly expose Harrison for good, however.
by Jack Bower
29 Mar 2005, 19:46
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Toney - ruiz all kicks off
Replies: 22
Views: 670

Toney has zero class, I'd love to see him get banged out. He's the only fighter I know who enjoys worldwide recognition for pissing a large chunk of his career away. However, Ruiz's title reign has been truly tragic for the sport. A Toney win would make the heavyweight division worth watching again....
by Jack Bower
29 Mar 2005, 19:43
Forum: British & Irish
Topic: Whatever happened to scrap Iron Ryan ?
Replies: 28
Views: 1223

Ryan's one-round annihilation is still fresh in my memory in what was a real grudge match. Scrap Iron was the classic "hit or be hit type". It was quite sad the way he went out against Andy Holligan. I seem to recall him taking a knee after being nailed by a left hook, only for him to misj...