ENZO:HAYE'S ABOUT TO BE OIL SLICKED!

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ENZO:HAYE'S ABOUT TO BE OIL SLICKED!

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Come back Wellington, your sins are forgiven! :roll: :P

HAYE'S ABOUT TO BE OIL SLICKED!

WBO World Cruiserweight champion Enzo Maccarinelli has revealed the secret of his sensational KO punching power - he soaks his hands in pure virgin olive oil!

Big Mac faces hammer-fisted WBA/WBC World Champion David Haye at the O2 Arena on March 8 in what promises to be one of the most explosive clashes of all time televised live in the UK on Setanta Sports 1 and on Showtime in the US.

The 6'4 Swansea fighter may speak with a broad Welsh accent, but his dad Mario hails from Italy, and it is to the Mediterranean that Big Mac has turned in his bid to become the undisputed number one.

"When I was an amateur, my dad made me soak my hands regularly in pure virgin olive oil from the hills around his home town of Brescia and I nearly knocked everybody out by the time I got out of a vest and headguard," said the 27-year-old who has halted 21 of his 29 opponents with 16 coming inside three round.

He continued, "Originally, It was a tip from one of the old-time boxers from the town who passed it to my dad, who was a boxer in his day, and he then passed it down to me,"

"After training and fights, I fill a bowl with the olive oil and leave my hands to soak for a while and then give them a good massage,"

"I thought my dad was having me on when we first tried it, but then I started banging them out one by one so I just kept it up."

Maccarinelli is not alone in using eccentric methods to toughen up his hands - the legendary former World Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey used to douse his hands in petrol.

In preparation for his big showdown against Haye, Mario has been shipping over hundreds of bottles from Brescia.

He added, "To be honest I neglected it a bit when I turned professional but have started doing it regularly again. Some of my best KO wins have been as a result of giving my hands a good soaking before the fight like against Marcelo Dominguez.

"It makes my hand really supple, and it's probably the reason I never have any problems with hand injuries,"

"My dad has had quite a few boxes delivered from Italy, they must think we are running a restaurant over here!"

"This fight will come down to who lands first and I'm going to be all over Haye like an oil slick right from the first bell."

Maccarinelli-Haye heads an explosive card at London's O2 Arena, which also features Kevin Mitchell's British Super-Featherweight title challenge against Carl Johanneson, plus Paul Smith against Cello Renda for the English Middleweight Championship. The action-packed card also features Souleymane M'Baye, Billy Saunders, brothers Liam, Michael and Ryan Walsh, Eddie Corcoran and Denton Vassell.

Tickets for Bombs Away, priced at £55, £80, £100, £150, £200, £300, £500 & £1000, are available from See Tickets on 0870 060 3794 (Tickets are subject to a booking fee)
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Post by Chambers2 »

He should be soaking his chin as well, as its going to get more action than his fists in March
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He should be soaking his chin as well, as its going to get more action than his fists in March
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He should be soaking his chin as well, as its going to get more action than his fists in March
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Post by Asterix »

Go on, say it one more time.
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He should be soaking his chin as well, as its going to get more action than his fists in March
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Lovely!
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Terry D wrote:Is this the same oil fabled psychopathic Italian tough men such as Nardiello douse their hands in? At least they've dropped the claims that this is anything but a challenger taking on the Champion at the weight.
yes Gianfranco Rosi etc should've soaked their heart in it also.

Actually it is interesting how many of Italy's top boxers were non-punchers; not to mention quite a few have a reputation of lacking heart....

On the other hand Italian Americans are largely the opposite, especially when it comes to heart.....and you could include in that Italian-Canadians (Gatti, Chuvalo.)

I guess it's too much of La Dolce Vita.
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I soak my dinkle in olive oil for Pendulfarting. :TU:
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Post by Ted »

Well, I guess it beats P*ssing on your hands, which an old timer used to say to me.

Needles to say I KO'ed the dirty bastard for uriniating on me! :TU:
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Post by Hagler2002 »

Nothing better than a golden shower in preparation for a big fight!
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Post by josh fg »

I had a trainer who swore by putting salt on them, met someone else that used to dip them in vinigar both of which I guess highten your pain freshold, however I just think fish and chips.

Its sad when thats his best hope!
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Post by StepinFetchit »

Enzo should dip his chin in olive oil.
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StepinFetchit wrote:Enzo should dip his chin in olive oil.
he cant, he does not have a chin... :TU:
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He should dip his chin in Olive oil.


hahahahahaha that was so original.
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Post by josh fg »

jameswilson wrote:He should dip his chin in Olive oil.


hahahahahaha that was so original.
Not origanal but kind of funny :lol: Its a shame but FW's fighters attracket the Shardenfreud that would be attached the the promoter.
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josh fg wrote:
jameswilson wrote:He should dip his chin in Olive oil.


hahahahahaha that was so original.
Not origanal but kind of funny :lol: Its a shame but FW's fighters attracket the Shardenfreud that would be attached the the promoter.
The end of your post leads me to believe you've been drinking.
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Post by states »

It would have been even funnier if someone hadn't already posted it much earlier in the thread.
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states wrote:It would have been even funnier if someone hadn't already posted it much earlier in the thread.
Yes thats why I posted it with the words 'hahha thats so original' I was taking the mickey out of Stephen Fetchit as he basically just repeated what chambers said 4 times earlier in the thread.
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jameswilson wrote:
josh fg wrote:
jameswilson wrote:He should dip his chin in Olive oil.


hahahahahaha that was so original.
Not origanal but kind of funny :lol: Its a shame but FW's fighters attracket the Shardenfreud that would be attached the the promoter.
The end of your post leads me to believe you've been drinking.
Sadly not was more of a mixture between a telephone conversation I was having at the time and terrible spelling!
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jameswilson wrote:
states wrote:It would have been even funnier if someone hadn't already posted it much earlier in the thread.
Yes thats why I posted it with the words 'hahha thats so original' I was taking the mickey out of Stephen Fetchit as he basically just repeated what chambers said 4 times earlier in the thread.
Yeah, I know. It was meant to be a response to Stepinfetchit's post, rather than yours :TU:
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states wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
states wrote:It would have been even funnier if someone hadn't already posted it much earlier in the thread.
Yes thats why I posted it with the words 'hahha thats so original' I was taking the mickey out of Stephen Fetchit as he basically just repeated what chambers said 4 times earlier in the thread.
Yeah, I know. It was meant to be a response to Josh's post, rather than yours :TU:
:oops:

Seems like we've all had a few tonight.
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Post by states »

Entirely possible, James. I've edited that post three time, because I can't quite remember who I was taking the piss out of..... :oops:
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Post by whicker »

I thought why not give it a try? All we had in the house was Aldi own brand flora-style cooking oil, which is basically the same I think. Anyway, I've been online all morning, now my hands are really sticky.

Back on track- sounds like and interesting bit of pre-fight caboodle, a bit of build up. Apparantly there are still lots of tickets left- I chedk seetickts- I'm row " L " in my block, they still have tickets ar row " M " so at that price range they must have only sold like 2 rows in about 3 weeks.
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whicker wrote:Anyway, I've been online all morning, now my hands are really sticky.
Been at the porn eh?
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