James Hare - that "eye problem"

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bennie
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James Hare - that "eye problem"

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The Huddersfield Daily Examiner reported recently that James Hare was forced to delay his return to the ring because of "an eye problem" (March 18 edition, 2004).
The talented Hare, who suffered his first career defeat at the hands of Mexican Cosme Rivera in December, had been looking to return on the big Michael Brodie bill at Manchester on April 10.
What does "eye problem" exactly mean. Just a cut eye suffered in training, or something worse! Can anyone enlighten us on this?
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bennie wrote:The Huddersfield Daily Examiner reported recently that James Hare was forced to delay his return to the ring because of "an eye problem" (March 18 edition, 2004).
The talented Hare, who suffered his first career defeat at the hands of Mexican Cosme Rivera in December, had been looking to return on the big Michael Brodie bill at Manchester on April 10.
What does "eye problem" exactly mean. Just a cut eye suffered in training, or something worse! Can anyone enlighten us on this?
He's just got a little physt under his bottom eye lid. nothing serious.......... minor op to remove it. He's looking good in training and can't wait to return. :wink:
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richter-scale wrote:
bennie wrote:The Huddersfield Daily Examiner reported recently that James Hare was forced to delay his return to the ring because of "an eye problem" (March 18 edition, 2004).
The talented Hare, who suffered his first career defeat at the hands of Mexican Cosme Rivera in December, had been looking to return on the big Michael Brodie bill at Manchester on April 10.
What does "eye problem" exactly mean. Just a cut eye suffered in training, or something worse! Can anyone enlighten us on this?
He's just got a little physt under his bottom eye lid. nothing serious.......... minor op to remove it. He's looking good in training and can't wait to return. :wink:
Thank you, Dale. Great fight. The knockdown separated you, that's all. And, as you said yourself, you were caught square.
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bennie wrote:
richter-scale wrote:
bennie wrote:The Huddersfield Daily Examiner reported recently that James Hare was forced to delay his return to the ring because of "an eye problem" (March 18 edition, 2004).
The talented Hare, who suffered his first career defeat at the hands of Mexican Cosme Rivera in December, had been looking to return on the big Michael Brodie bill at Manchester on April 10.
What does "eye problem" exactly mean. Just a cut eye suffered in training, or something worse! Can anyone enlighten us on this?
He's just got a little physt under his bottom eye lid. nothing serious.......... minor op to remove it. He's looking good in training and can't wait to return. :wink:
Thank you, Dale. Great fight. The knockdown separated you, that's all. And, as you said yourself, you were caught square.
hey, thanks benny! hope to get a re-match asap, think it could be a good year for the Aston stable, me hare and hobbo arn't planning on lying down this year.
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Yes, very well done Dale. It was a great contest and I'm sure you'll come back all the stronger.
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Yeah, Booth had the little bit more experience and had suffer the set backs, which have held him in good stead.

Like Booth, I'm sure you'll come back a better fighter.
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