English Boxers that the English dont like
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JAHamilton77
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English Boxers that the English dont like
2 Questions.
As an Englander (or whatever you call yourself) which English fighters do you not like?
In your opinion which English fighters are hated the most among the English? (and feel free to clue me in as to why you feel they arent popular if you like)?
As an Englander (or whatever you call yourself) which English fighters do you not like?
In your opinion which English fighters are hated the most among the English? (and feel free to clue me in as to why you feel they arent popular if you like)?
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Cannibal wrote:Junior Witter
Alex Arthur
Naseem
Amir Khan
Kevin Mitchell
now just remove 1,2,4 and 5 and that's as good a list of twits as you'll find on any boxing forum worth it's salt. And I put that down to questionable intellect rather than plain badness on Mr Hamed's part.
Anthony Small's not a bad lad from what I have managed to ascertain. I think he basically takes his promotional techniques from Naseem Hamed and Clubber Lang out of Rocky. One thing's for sure it's never dull when Sugar Ray Clay Jones Junior's around in his trick or treat mask.
Re: English Boxers that the English dont like
Englishman. Merry Christmas, Americaner.JAHamilton77 wrote:2 Questions.
As an Englander (or whatever you call yourself) which English fighters do you not like?
In your opinion which English fighters are hated the most among the English? (and feel free to clue me in as to why you feel they arent popular if you like)?
I always used to like anthony small but i was always a big fan of Takaloo too so now i've been forced to choose and im goin for Tak.
After the way Small took the piss at the press conference the other day i hope Tak knocks him out and reckon he can if he's really put all that personal stuff behind him and goes back to the boxer he was before he fought Santos.
After the way Small took the piss at the press conference the other day i hope Tak knocks him out and reckon he can if he's really put all that personal stuff behind him and goes back to the boxer he was before he fought Santos.
I don't know if any of these were/are "hated" but:
Prince Naseem Hamed tended to polarise opinion - there were those who saw him as the best thing since sliced bread, and those who thought him a ignorant ass. I don't think he meant any ill, but he did have an unfortunate way about him with his opponents.
David Haye I don't think he is disliked, but his fights have never attracted the paying spectators or excitement that other equalof lesser talents have managed. The fact that his world title win was picked up by TV as an afterthought tells you a lot about his low profile.
Audley Harrison the one thing Brits hate is Mr All Mouth No Trouser. Fraudley is the best example of this...
Matt Skelton likewise - not hated, just disliked for his boring, repetitive fights.
Prince Naseem Hamed tended to polarise opinion - there were those who saw him as the best thing since sliced bread, and those who thought him a ignorant ass. I don't think he meant any ill, but he did have an unfortunate way about him with his opponents.
David Haye I don't think he is disliked, but his fights have never attracted the paying spectators or excitement that other equalof lesser talents have managed. The fact that his world title win was picked up by TV as an afterthought tells you a lot about his low profile.
Audley Harrison the one thing Brits hate is Mr All Mouth No Trouser. Fraudley is the best example of this...
Matt Skelton likewise - not hated, just disliked for his boring, repetitive fights.
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Thanks for the correction. Believe it or not I meant to put Englishman there, but it slipped my mind and I couldnt remember the term. Only thing I could think of is that we call people in the North East US New Englanders, so I ran with it.jeej wrote:Englishman. Merry Christmas, Americaner.JAHamilton77 wrote:2 Questions.
As an Englander (or whatever you call yourself) which English fighters do you not like?
In your opinion which English fighters are hated the most among the English? (and feel free to clue me in as to why you feel they arent popular if you like)?
Anyway. Seems most boxers are generally liked by the boxing public over there, the same names seem to keep coming up as those who arent liked.
It always perplexes me as to why Junior Witter is so disliked. He's one of the most gifted boxers in Britain at present, tried everything he could to entice Hatton into the ring to make what would have been the biggest fight in Britain since Eubank-Benn but has kept going and eventually became WBC world champion.
Out of the ring he's quiet and unassuming, well respected and well liked by those who know the real Junior. Witter's done things the hard way and after his last performance, a devastating knockout of Vivian Harris, we should all be getting behind him.
Out of the ring he's quiet and unassuming, well respected and well liked by those who know the real Junior. Witter's done things the hard way and after his last performance, a devastating knockout of Vivian Harris, we should all be getting behind him.
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