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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
stujones wrote:I think Tony Oakey has acheived as much as Neil Sinclair and Ted Bami was a EBU champion. Sinclair hadn't won such a belt.

Gary Lockett fought for a world title, but his achievments have been pretty poor.
i wasn't aware Oakey had boxed for a world title, nor that Lockett had been in Prizefighter. I think a prime Sinclair knocks a prime Bami out.
Sorry, what I meant is fighting for a world title isn't an achievement.... its an honour but not an achievement - winning it is an achievement. Fighting for a world title doesn't mean you are a level above someone who has won domestic honours.

If Howard Clarke made a comeback and entered prizefighter - would he be the best ever contestant?

I don't mean to diss Sinclair, who was a good European Level fighter - but so was Oakey and Bami. Sinclairs finest achievement was winning the British title.
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Just the other day i watched Mark Prince v Michael Gale.

The last round is one of the wildest, bloodiest, most dramatic seen in a British ring. An incredible fight. Anyone seen it?
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Is that the black chap from down London who was once a world level operator?
If so BN did a good write up on him in Sept 2007, he works with wayward kids and that.....but he's been a long time retired. Tend to agree with Stujones.

As for Prizefighter, it is on too much but Barry Hearn won't care about that, get in, make the money while you can then once people are fed up of it who cares, he's quids in anyway.

One interesting point perhaps somebody could answer. What does Barry Hearn bring to the table that others don't (apart from a good idea)?
To my knowledge all you need to do is rent out the York Hall for a night, ask 8 boxers if they want to earn a few quid (er, I bet that's hard!)...give Sky a call and ask them if they're interested in making a few quid, do a bit of promo, tell people it's the best thing ever and take a nice slice of the profits. I bet I could have done that, someone please tell me if there's a lot more to it??
well why diddnt you do it then if it.s thats easy :shame:
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Old bones Ian wrote:If Mark Prince has been offered a place, then i dare say that the board would like to see him in a warm up fight first.

He could wallop when in his prime, and was in good fights against Core and Gale, he took a huge step up in class against Michalczewski when challenging for the WBO title, the German was a too good all round for Mark, who showed bravery and and a good chin to last till the 8th.
Sweet Jesus! Michalczewski is Polish and only was based in Germany. Call him German in his presenc and you're in for a trouble :lol:
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Autobarn wrote:Just the other day i watched Mark Prince v Michael Gale.

The last round is one of the wildest, bloodiest, most dramatic seen in a British ring. An incredible fight. Anyone seen it?
me i seen it was one of the best fights back and forth was quality especially the finish sudden and dramatic
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1southpaw wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Is that the black chap from down London who was once a world level operator?
If so BN did a good write up on him in Sept 2007, he works with wayward kids and that.....but he's been a long time retired. Tend to agree with Stujones.

As for Prizefighter, it is on too much but Barry Hearn won't care about that, get in, make the money while you can then once people are fed up of it who cares, he's quids in anyway.

One interesting point perhaps somebody could answer. What does Barry Hearn bring to the table that others don't (apart from a good idea)?
To my knowledge all you need to do is rent out the York Hall for a night, ask 8 boxers if they want to earn a few quid (er, I bet that's hard!)...give Sky a call and ask them if they're interested in making a few quid, do a bit of promo, tell people it's the best thing ever and take a nice slice of the profits. I bet I could have done that, someone please tell me if there's a lot more to it??
well why diddnt you do it then if it.s thats easy :shame:
cos it's a lot of time and probably a good bit of initial financial outlay and he's likely got more money than me and more time whereas I do a full time job.
I do take your point and if u read the actual thread I said I take my hat off to anyone that can produce the sponduliks so no need for the POINTLESS :shame: symbol.
And I stand by my point mate: hello is that the York HAll can I book it please? Get 8 fighters contact details and subs etc....then start ringin the TV people who fuckin love money etc....Nothing hard in that.
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matko wrote:
Autobarn wrote:Just the other day i watched Mark Prince v Michael Gale.

The last round is one of the wildest, bloodiest, most dramatic seen in a British ring. An incredible fight. Anyone seen it?
me i seen it was one of the best fights back and forth was quality especially the finish sudden and dramatic
I'm glad someone remembers that fight. Most ppl seem to have forgotten it. I read about it in a late 90s Boxing News issue - they called it one of the fights of the year. I finally got it on DVD a couple of weeks ago. Amazing fight.
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
1southpaw wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Is that the black chap from down London who was once a world level operator?
If so BN did a good write up on him in Sept 2007, he works with wayward kids and that.....but he's been a long time retired. Tend to agree with Stujones.

As for Prizefighter, it is on too much but Barry Hearn won't care about that, get in, make the money while you can then once people are fed up of it who cares, he's quids in anyway.

One interesting point perhaps somebody could answer. What does Barry Hearn bring to the table that others don't (apart from a good idea)?
To my knowledge all you need to do is rent out the York Hall for a night, ask 8 boxers if they want to earn a few quid (er, I bet that's hard!)...give Sky a call and ask them if they're interested in making a few quid, do a bit of promo, tell people it's the best thing ever and take a nice slice of the profits. I bet I could have done that, someone please tell me if there's a lot more to it??
well why diddnt you do it then if it.s thats easy :shame:
cos it's a lot of time and probably a good bit of initial financial outlay and he's likely got more money than me and more time whereas I do a full time job.
I do take your point and if u read the actual thread I said I take my hat off to anyone that can produce the sponduliks so no need for the POINTLESS :shame: symbol.
And I stand by my point mate: hello is that the York HAll can I book it please? Get 8 fighters contact details and subs etc....then start ringin the TV people who fuckin love money etc....Nothing hard in that.

hahahhahahahahahaha cheers matey :KO: :witzend: :D :) :( :o :-? 8) :lol: :x :P :oops: :cry: :evil: :roll: :wink: :TU: :box: :DD :?? ;;-) :> :oo :DDD :bow: :surprised: :!: :neutral: :confused: :geek: :twisted: :idea: :geek2: :verysad: :shame:
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matko wrote:
Autobarn wrote:Just the other day i watched Mark Prince v Michael Gale.

The last round is one of the wildest, bloodiest, most dramatic seen in a British ring. An incredible fight. Anyone seen it?
me i seen it was one of the best fights back and forth was quality especially the finish sudden and dramatic


I can also remember his KO of Tony Booth at Docklands Arena. Not many people did Boothy properly but Prince did
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[hahahhahahahahahaha cheers matey :KO: :witzend: :D :) :( :o :-? 8) :lol: :x :P :oops: :cry: :evil: :roll: :wink: :TU: :box: :DD :?? ;;-) :> :oo :DDD :bow: :surprised: :!: :neutral: :confused: :geek: :twisted: :idea: :geek2: :verysad: :shame:[/quote]

well done , enjoyable hour that was it?.........small things as they say.....
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HOBSON IS FIGHTING ASWELL
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Can we have Maurice Core, Nicky Piper and Glen McCrory in the next Prize Fighter as well?
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ERIC GUY wrote:you have been misinformed, its not mark prince thats boxing,, you might have been confusing him with mark krence who is also not boxing., either way, its none of them 2, OK....

Mark was a great puncher, I filmed most of his fights, he had a great battle with leonzer barber in brighton,, both bashed each other, and had a good following in south London,
I called Mark 'Mr Excitment' , he used to be promoted by Anthoney Gee, happy memories.......

and yeah it was his son that was stabbed a few years ago, has been given help by noel edmunds tv show, to prevent knife crime.
Mark was trained by an old friend of mine, Carley Carew, went to a few of his fights good value for money. He would have given Clinton Woods a decent fight.
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TempleSlave wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:If Mark Prince has been offered a place, then i dare say that the board would like to see him in a warm up fight first.

He could wallop when in his prime, and was in good fights against Core and Gale, he took a huge step up in class against Michalczewski when challenging for the WBO title, the German was a too good all round for Mark, who showed bravery and and a good chin to last till the 8th.
Sweet Jesus! Michalczewski is Polish and only was based in Germany. Call him German in his presenc and you're in for a trouble :lol:
Dariusz boxed under the German flag for most of his career, was a German citizen and made millions from Germany as a consequence.
For him to get upset if someone called him German would be ridiculous...... cake and eating it springs to mind ;-)
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Carly Carew, thats a name from the past, how's he doing nowadays?
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ERIC GUY wrote:Carly Carew, thats a name from the past, how's he doing nowadays?
I havent seen him in a while. I used to pop in to him for a cup of tea whenever I was in South London, as he lives round the corner from Clapham North Station.

I dont know if he is still training fighters but he knew his stuff and was one of boxings nice guys.
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Old bones Ian wrote:If Mark Prince has been offered a place, then i dare say that the board would like to see him in a warm up fight first.

He could wallop when in his prime, and was in good fights against Core and Gale, he took a huge step up in class against Michalczewski when challenging for the WBO title, the German was a too good all round for Mark, who showed bravery and and a good chin to last till the 8th.

Mark Prince has fought recently, stopped Jindrich Velecky in October at York Hall
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
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LucaDiCaro wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:If Mark Prince has been offered a place, then i dare say that the board would like to see him in a warm up fight first.

He could wallop when in his prime, and was in good fights against Core and Gale, he took a huge step up in class against Michalczewski when challenging for the WBO title, the German was a too good all round for Mark, who showed bravery and and a good chin to last till the 8th.

Mark Prince has fought recently, stopped Jindrich Velecky in October at York Hall
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
On a show that contained numerous fighters banned by the board and shouldn't have been allowed to take place, regardless of what some pricks in Brussels say.
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housesecond wrote:Mark Prince! I doubt it.

But no, I don't think its run its course. Just needs to be a little less often to maintain the interest.
Mark wants a go at Prizfighter. He said as much on Facebook.
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