Has Big Daddy lost his marbles?

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bennie
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Has Big Daddy lost his marbles?

Post by bennie »

Buncey proclaims the forthcoming Chris Byrd-Andrew Golota showdown as "a potential classic" on the BBC website. Potential stinker more like. Byrd couldn't look good if he was fighting a statue, while Golota has fought once in about five years, when he took seven rounds to stop Brian Nix (later bombed out by Audley).
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Yeah someone has clearly been putting magic mushrooms in Buncey's pies. :o

Why is he hyping this farce up anyway, are the BBC planning on showing it maybe?
Seems to be so much uproar about it that it'll probably be cancelled anyway.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

there was rumours going around yesterday that the byrd camp weren't happy with golota as the opponent and that jefferson deserved it more cos he's at least ranked by the wbc at no 15 :lol:
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Post by dondada »

I suspect the same as MW - the Beeb are probably going to show it so Buncey must be banging the drum. God, it will be a weird fight if it does happen. Could be one of the worst for a while.
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Re: Has Big Daddy lost his marbles?

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[quote="bennie"]Buncey proclaims the forthcoming Chris Byrd-Andrew Golota showdown as "a potential classic" quote]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by TerribleTerry »

I can see potential in this match up for a good fight, but between Byrd’s non-commital style and Golota’s mental frailty, we are almost certainly going to be served up a stinker.

Can you imagine for one moment though that Golota overcomes his demons and boxes to his ability, and that Byrd enters with a determination to stand his ground and fight, we could have a classic encounter, but these factors playing out are massively unlikely.
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Post by silkov »

If it goes ahead I hope Byrd wears an iron-plated foul gaurd!.... could be a painful night for him.
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Post by steve689 »

It will be a boring slugfest with plenty of running and holding and dare i say fouling 8) Buncey was on the BBC the other day talking football, there are many strings to his bow it appears :P
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Post by neil r »

steve689 wrote:It will be a boring slugfest with plenty of running and holding and dare i say fouling 8) Buncey was on the BBC the other day talking football, there are many strings to his bow it appears :P
if john inverdale can sit and bang on about boxing which he knows absolutely nothing about and doing it very badly, then lets have buncey talking football!
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

steve689 wrote:It will be a boring slugfest with plenty of running and holding and dare i say fouling 8) Buncey was on the BBC the other day talking football, there are many strings to his bow it appears :P
The joke is, I and many others could talk about a wide range of sports. It's nothing special.
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Post by steve689 »

Agreed, i could hold my own in quite a few sporting conversations as well. Gimme a job Beeb!
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