Dynamite entrance
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Dynamite entrance
Anyone got any serious suggestions for an entrance track?
I'm stuck.
I'm stuck.
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Re: Dynamite entrance
"Sweet Child in Time" by Guns 'n Roses is massively underused as ring music. Check it out. The guitar solo at the start of the song builds up to a massive crescendo as the song kicks in.Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Anyone got any serious suggestions for an entrance track?
I'm stuck.
And ask the MC not to introduce you, Dean. When you get the call, walk to the ring on spec and let the spotlight pick you out. It makes a fighter look like he really wants it. Announcing a fighter's walk to the ring destroys such spontaneity. In fact, it's boring.
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Re: Dynamite entrance
Do you mean, Sweet Child o Minebennie wrote:"Sweet Child in Time" by Guns 'n Roses is massively underused as ring music. Check it out. The guitar solo at the start of the song builds up to a massive crescendo as the song kicks in.Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Anyone got any serious suggestions for an entrance track?
I'm stuck.
And ask the MC not to introduce you, Dean. When you get the call, walk to the ring on spec and let the spotlight pick you out. It makes a fighter look like he really wants it. Announcing a fighter's walk to the ring destroys such spontaneity. In fact, it's boring.
Re: Dynamite entrance
Oh, yes. Sorry.Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Do you mean, Sweet Child o Minebennie wrote:"Sweet Child in Time" by Guns 'n Roses is massively underused as ring music. Check it out. The guitar solo at the start of the song builds up to a massive crescendo as the song kicks in.Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Anyone got any serious suggestions for an entrance track?
I'm stuck.
And ask the MC not to introduce you, Dean. When you get the call, walk to the ring on spec and let the spotlight pick you out. It makes a fighter look like he really wants it. Announcing a fighter's walk to the ring destroys such spontaneity. In fact, it's boring.
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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I remember George Foreman used to run to the ring (and later Larry Holmes). It was awesome. It's a kind of a play on what I mentioned earlier. Announcing a fighter's ring entrance is a TV phenomenon, designed for those sitting at home, and the paying punters in the hall are the losers. To hear great music, then see the spotlight light up a fighter already on his way to the ring, used to send tingles down one's spine.Kevo wrote:You should come running in, unannounced and jump the mother before he knows whats hit him. Just like the Ultimate warrior Vs the Honkey Tonk man back in the day
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mickeybeard
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Thanks Bennie; I will bear that in mind.
Bear this in mind though. How many times out of ten do you see someone come out of years of retirement and dispatch of a 90 fight veteran survivor in half a round.
Boxing is as unpredictable a sport as they come. I'm all for studying trends and written facts, but at the end of the day anything can happen in the ring, and usually does. However, its not so much as so what happens in the ring on fight night, more so what has happened in the weeks prior to the fight in the gym.
Thanks for the advice though; really appreciate it. And thanks for that other thing in the pm earlier Bennie.
Bear this in mind though. How many times out of ten do you see someone come out of years of retirement and dispatch of a 90 fight veteran survivor in half a round.
Boxing is as unpredictable a sport as they come. I'm all for studying trends and written facts, but at the end of the day anything can happen in the ring, and usually does. However, its not so much as so what happens in the ring on fight night, more so what has happened in the weeks prior to the fight in the gym.
Thanks for the advice though; really appreciate it. And thanks for that other thing in the pm earlier Bennie.
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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