HARD B*^TARD'S
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johnty1888
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TerribleTerry
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I met a relative of Henry's at the Hatton- Tyzu fight and he told me that Henry had been goaded out of retirement to hammer some big gypsy hardman not long before - Could well have been the same fight you are thinking of johnty?...johnty1888 wrote:Henry Wharton is a known cobble fighter - wiped the floor with a gypsy in Darlington about 2 years ago- battered him with body shots in about 50 seconds.fist wrote:Why do people keep mentioned boxers who have never actually fought on the cobbles?
Fist, who would be your pick?
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johnty1888
- Heavyweight

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TerribleTerry wrote:I met a relative of Henry's at the Hatton- Tyzu fight and he told me that Henry had been goaded out of retirement to hammer some big gypsy hardman not long before - Could well have been the same fight you are thinking of johnty?...johnty1888 wrote:Henry Wharton is a known cobble fighter - wiped the floor with a gypsy in Darlington about 2 years ago- battered him with body shots in about 50 seconds.fist wrote:Why do people keep mentioned boxers who have never actually fought on the cobbles?
Fist, who would be your pick?
Could be the same guy Terry - he was supposedly 6'6" (though his height could have been exaggerated) and he was staying at the Honeypot Lane Site in Darlo.
IN THE RING, EUBANK AND HIS CHIN WAS AS HARD AS NAILS ... BUT ON THE COBBLES ??STP wrote:Chris Eubank gotta be up there. So many hard power shots he took in the two Benn fights, Calzaghe fight, second Watson fight and first Thompson fight. The left hook he took in the second Benn fight in about round 10 I think it was, absolutely effing hu-mung-ous, you can see on the replay how the whole crowd gasped, and he didn't really budgeit kind of bounced off and through his massive jaw.
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lowersmiths
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kelly oliver was/is a tough lad ''on the cobbles''
he won two street fights with one of man utd's main lads, as well as long list of local match-ups.
new pro kev hammond has a rep too. he knocked cruiserweight tony dowling out with a single punch outside a nightclub a few years ago. dowling is now his trainer!
he won two street fights with one of man utd's main lads, as well as long list of local match-ups.
new pro kev hammond has a rep too. he knocked cruiserweight tony dowling out with a single punch outside a nightclub a few years ago. dowling is now his trainer!
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johnty1888
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WildWaylon
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I know, thats why I mentioned him. But I think others are confused as there a load of boxers been mentioned who have never faught bare knuckle.johnty1888 wrote:Henry Wharton is a known cobble fighter - wiped the floor with a gypsy in Darlington about 2 years ago- battered him with body shots in about 50 seconds.fist wrote:Why do people keep mentioned boxers who have never actually fought on the cobbles?
As said, Henry WhartonTerribleTerry wrote:I met a relative of Henry's at the Hatton- Tyzu fight and he told me that Henry had been goaded out of retirement to hammer some big gypsy hardman not long before - Could well have been the same fight you are thinking of johnty?...johnty1888 wrote:Henry Wharton is a known cobble fighter - wiped the floor with a gypsy in Darlington about 2 years ago- battered him with body shots in about 50 seconds.fist wrote:Why do people keep mentioned boxers who have never actually fought on the cobbles?
Fist, who would be your pick?
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TerribleTerry
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Surely noone stands a chance in a bareknuckle fight with WHarton?johnty1888 wrote:Henry Wharton is a known cobble fighter - wiped the floor with a gypsy in Darlington about 2 years ago- battered him with body shots in about 50 seconds.fist wrote:Why do people keep mentioned boxers who have never actually fought on the cobbles?
(Outside of similar world class ex-fighters.)
Great chin, great punch...might struggle against movers in the boxing ring, but bareknuckle is a different story.
You'd have to be insane to fight him however big you are.
He used to box at 12 st in the pros, I feel certain he's probably about 15 stone now as well.
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TerribleTerry
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TerribleTerry
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TerribleTerry
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I was having a quick look on the net for Garry Delaney and stumbled across this site:
http://www.bigbadugly.com/#_Boxers
what a gallery of rogues!
http://www.bigbadugly.com/#_Boxers
what a gallery of rogues!
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