Vann was too busy making eyes at one of the fellas in Gomez's corner.scurlaruntings wrote:can someone please explain to me what mickey vann was waiting for.jukko was staggering all around the ring and was totally out on his feet.i knew gomez would KO him but i didint know he was this shot!! it was like watching james hare jan bergman all over again!
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Jukko's condition reminded me a bit of the shot Terry Norris - one day a world class fighter, the next day he's getting knocked over by a feint.glittermonkey wrote:Vann was too busy making eyes at one of the fellas in Gomez's corner.scurlaruntings wrote:can someone please explain to me what mickey vann was waiting for.jukko was staggering all around the ring and was totally out on his feet.i knew gomez would KO him but i didint know he was this shot!! it was like watching james hare jan bergman all over again!
Did I hear Mugabi was there too? It's ironic if he was, as he was pretty much the same when they brought him over to face The G-Man at the Albert Hall.
The poor guy could barely walk in a straight line on his way to the ring, let alone fight.
I was worried for Jukko when I realised it was Mickey Vann in there, who I think has been late stopping fights on a number of occasions.
I think his usual method is to ask a hurt fighter "What's your name?"
Now, I wouldn't think that's a very good guideline to being able to tell if a fighter can carry on or not -
I mean how many times has a fighter EVER replied "No idea mate, I've forgotten"??