Horse wrote:I don't think I have ever used the little horsey gif.

Horse says 'little horsey gif'

Horse wrote:

Bryn wrote:Nice to see you've joined the darkside on ESB, Horse.

He's an impostor!

I don't think so, he's got the same style as you and everything. He even posts the little horsey gif.

Nice to see you've joined the darkside on ESB, Horse.

Gavin Rees should be above Kevin Mitchell.

Bryn wrote:Do you have a divisional breakdown, Horse?

What about this question, Horse?

Do you have a divisional breakdown, Horse?

BoxingAnalyst wrote: Yeah, I think he should have hung em up after the Molitor fight, maybe he needs the money.

I get the feeling he really loves boxing and just can't let go. We've seen it all before and it rarely ends well.

Booth is well cooked, but he may still have enough left to ask Casey a few questions, or even win the fight. Casey, in all honesty, just isn't that good. :TU: Casey is the type of fighter still at a pretty good level that will give Booth some chances in this fight. Casey isn't that big and strong a...

Booth is well cooked, but he may still have enough left to ask Casey a few questions, or even win the fight. Casey, in all honesty, just isn't that good.

Vano-irons wrote: I've also heard that BJS absolutely battered Mendy in sparring. Like, totally fucked him up

Interesting. When was this mate?

BJS is one of my favourite domestic fighters, I'm certain we will see him challenge and win an alphabet title in the next few years.

he is martin conception in disguise...as was tom dallas. buglioni, although looking good with a few early stoppages was even hit to easily by ryan clarke FFs!! in due time he will get sparked, trust me on that one. but the ride will be good while it lasts, im on the train!!...woooooo wooooooooo... ...

Talent wise, he seems to hit hard and put his shots together well, but he is very open and has been hurt before. One to watch that's for sure I think this bit sums him up perfectly. He looks great as a purely offensive force at this level, but I have reservations when he comes up against someone wh...

SimonTemplar wrote:So do we believe Enzo's hand injury story if it is true that he has signed to fight Cleverly on 14th July?

I'll be sorely disappointed it Clev fights Enzo Macc.

billy nelson wrote:Stephen Simmons will fight any of them for the title!

I knew you'd be posting about Simmons before I clicked in the thread.

From what I've seen of him he looks pretty good, but I think he needs a few more fights before he wants someone like JLD or Conquest.

Floyd could never dream to be As skilled as Sumbu Kalambay When people say 'look at the Gatti fight' I tell 'em 'Shoulda seen what Sumbu did to McCallum' It really grates me when I see Floyd ranked at no.1 If only the Congolese Italian hadn't been sparked by Nunn And I can't see how it can be any m...

What was supposed to have been an easy belt for Enzo has turned the division into even more of a farce than it has been for the last couple of years. Thats no offence to Shane at all. Just a frustrating reflection of the fights and the way they have been handled at CW in Britain for the past couple...

Murray gave a decent account of himself, but got a generous draw, considering he was away from home.

We need to see Murray, Macklin and Barker right eachother, it takes the pizz.

Darcy Delaney wrote:

Bryn wrote:

Darcy Delaney wrote:who trains enzo

Gary Lockett now.

cheers mate i was just thinking that calzaghe used to have hand trouble and wondered if maybe they wrapped there hands wrong for them

Joe's hand trouble was all down to him being a murderous puncher.

Darcy Delaney wrote:who trains enzo

Gary Lockett now.

Shane should get his rematch if Enzo wants to fight on. Please not a Cleverly fight.

Really shocking news, my thoughts are with Paul and his family.

I'd imagine it's Anthony Bellew.