Would you...

EddieShredder
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Re: Would you...

Post by EddieShredder »

DG.... you crack me up :lol: :TU:

You talk absolute bollocks most of the time... but you are a funny focker, no doubt :DD :TU:
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EddieShredder wrote:DG.... you crack me up :lol: :TU:

You talk absolute bollocks most of the time... but you are a funny focker, no doubt :DD :TU:

:lol:

Kids today, no respect at all. That bloody Duffy ( Dioufy) need a good slap!


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DG. wrote:Are you the twit who said DAVID HAYE is the 2nd best British fighter of all time if he beats Vitali?
Actually I said he would be one of the best fighters, probably behind Lewis, Calzaghe and Hatton, for me.

Read that topic again properly, son.

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Dioufy wrote:I meant that he would be right up there as one of the best, ***behind***, probably, Lewis, Hatton and Calzaghe.
Again, putting words into my mouth.

I don't know why I bother with you, you're just a wind-up merchant.

Feck this thread, and feck you.

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At the risk of sounding overly confident, and I don't mean to toot my own horn here. But Im easily the most boxing-intelligent poster on these entire forums. My vocabulary, my perfect record speaks for itself. Stunning predictions that I have made which have come true to the EXACT round (Calzaghe W 12 Lacy, Lucian Bute becoming champion, Vitali Klitschko KO 8 Sam Peter, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Mikkel Kessler) speak volumes about my boxing knowledge.

I don't mean to sound cocky. But I am easily the most intelligent poster on this entire website. I'm also university educated and frequently consume large amounts of alcohol while watching fights and the in between periods. The sort of general malaisse that only the genius possess and the insane lament.
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Dioufy wrote:
DG. wrote:Are you the twit who said DAVID HAYE is the 2nd best British fighter of all time if he beats Vitali?
Actually I said he would be one of the best fighters, probably behind Lewis, Calzaghe and Hatton, for me.

Read that topic again properly, son.

:)
Dioufy wrote:I meant that he would be right up there as one of the best, ***behind***, probably, Lewis, Hatton and Calzaghe.
Again, putting words into my mouth.

I don't know why I bother with you, you're just a wind-up merchant.

Feck this thread, and feck you.

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:TU:

You are a funy chap, I will give you that!


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banjo wrote:At the risk of sounding overly confident, and I don't mean to toot my own horn here. But Im easily the most boxing-intelligent poster on these entire forums. My vocabulary, my perfect record speaks for itself. Stunning predictions that I have made which have come true to the EXACT round (Calzaghe W 12 Lacy, Lucian Bute becoming champion, Vitali Klitschko KO 8 Sam Peter, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Mikkel Kessler) speak volumes about my boxing knowledge.

I don't mean to sound cocky. But I am easily the most intelligent poster on this entire website. I'm also university educated and frequently consume large amounts of alcohol while watching fights and the in between periods. The sort of general malaisse that only the genius possess and the insane lament.

I must admit that Banjo ( Aka - Tarquin Knobrot Vivian Gaylord) Player is indeed a graduate from the.......................

University of Stellar Artois!


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DG. wrote:
banjo wrote:At the risk of sounding overly confident, and I don't mean to toot my own horn here. But Im easily the most boxing-intelligent poster on these entire forums. My vocabulary, my perfect record speaks for itself. Stunning predictions that I have made which have come true to the EXACT round (Calzaghe W 12 Lacy, Lucian Bute becoming champion, Vitali Klitschko KO 8 Sam Peter, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Mikkel Kessler) speak volumes about my boxing knowledge.

I don't mean to sound cocky. But I am easily the most intelligent poster on this entire website. I'm also university educated and frequently consume large amounts of alcohol while watching fights and the in between periods. The sort of general malaisse that only the genius possess and the insane lament.

I must admit that Banjo ( Aka - Tarquin Knobrot Vivian Gaylord) Player is indeed a graduate from the.......................

University of Stellar Artois!
I really need to stop posting when I'm drunk :lol:

I didn't even write that, I stole it from "thismodernlove" who posted it in the current scene, I mean I've never even been near a university never mind studied at one.
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banjo wrote:
DG. wrote:
banjo wrote:At the risk of sounding overly confident, and I don't mean to toot my own horn here. But Im easily the most boxing-intelligent poster on these entire forums. My vocabulary, my perfect record speaks for itself. Stunning predictions that I have made which have come true to the EXACT round (Calzaghe W 12 Lacy, Lucian Bute becoming champion, Vitali Klitschko KO 8 Sam Peter, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Mikkel Kessler) speak volumes about my boxing knowledge.

I don't mean to sound cocky. But I am easily the most intelligent poster on this entire website. I'm also university educated and frequently consume large amounts of alcohol while watching fights and the in between periods. The sort of general malaisse that only the genius possess and the insane lament.

I must admit that Banjo ( Aka - Tarquin Knobrot Vivian Gaylord) Player is indeed a graduate from the.......................

University of Stellar Artois!
I really need to stop posting when I'm drunk :lol:

I didn't even write that, I stole it from "thismodernlove" who posted it in the current scene, I mean I've never even been near a university never mind studied at one.


Have a day off, you are worse than Hatton!


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banjo wrote:At the risk of sounding overly confident, and I don't mean to toot my own horn here. But Im easily the most boxing-intelligent poster on these entire forums. My vocabulary, my perfect record speaks for itself. Stunning predictions that I have made which have come true to the EXACT round (Calzaghe W 12 Lacy, Lucian Bute becoming champion, Vitali Klitschko KO 8 Sam Peter, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Bernard Hopkins, Joe Calzaghe W 12 Mikkel Kessler) speak volumes about my boxing knowledge.

I don't mean to sound cocky. But I am easily the most intelligent poster on this entire website. I'm also university educated and frequently consume large amounts of alcohol while watching fights and the in between periods. The sort of general malaisse that only the genius possess and the insane lament.
Lol :DDD :TU:
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Re: Would you...

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DG. wrote:Rather go out fighting or quit on your stool?

Maybe the Pro's/fighters can answer this?

Mooresy? Dodson? Cocom- Bessey etc.

In the heat of battle- when all else has failed - would you rather fight until you can not continue and go out of your shield OR just pull out in the corner?

In terns of health it is obviously better to save yourself, but we all know most fighters would rather leave it all in the ring.

What would you do?


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I would definately rather go out fighting and on my feet. Obviously your longterm health is paramount. When I got beat by Matt Legg I got a perforated eardrum which was something I hadn't experienced in a fight before. I was worried about my hearing and thought if I took another shot on it, it could cause some permanent damage. I got to defensive and the ref stopped the fight. Having read up on burst eardrums since if the same happened I would fight through it. Your ears and eyes are very fragile and I wouldn't want to risk them. Teeth and bones can be fixed, I got 3 teeth knocked out in my first fight but I fought through it and I went on to win (and got some new teeth :D ). I would take every situation on its own merit but thats easy with hindsight, different when you are in there. Thats why a good corner man is vital and I have no worries there.
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demolitiondaley wrote:
DG. wrote:Rather go out fighting or quit on your stool?

Maybe the Pro's/fighters can answer this?

Mooresy? Dodson? Cocom- Bessey etc.

In the heat of battle- when all else has failed - would you rather fight until you can not continue and go out of your shield OR just pull out in the corner?

In terns of health it is obviously better to save yourself, but we all know most fighters would rather leave it all in the ring.

What would you do?


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I would definately rather go out fighting and on my feet. Obviously your longterm health is paramount. When I got beat by Matt Legg I got a perforated eardrum which was something I hadn't experienced in a fight before. I was worried about my hearing and thought if I took another shot on it, it could cause some permanent damage. I got to defensive and the ref stopped the fight. Having read up on burst eardrums since if the same happened I would fight through it. Your ears and eyes are very fragile and I wouldn't want to risk them. Teeth and bones can be fixed, I got 3 teeth knocked out in my first fight but I fought through it and I went on to win (and got some new teeth :D ). I would take every situation on its own merit but thats easy with hindsight, different when you are in there. Thats why a good corner man is vital and I have no worries there.

Thanks for adding your contribution to another legendary DG thread!

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