Eminem- Dimitry Saleta
Eminem- Dimitry Saleta
was listening to a very commercial radio station in London last night and they started talking about Eminem playing a boxer in is next film.
Apparently he will play current pro Dimitry Saleta in a bio-pic of Saletas life so far.
Rumour has it he hired Emmanuel Steward to train him.
This is great news for boxing as a star like Eminem will give boxing a shot in the arm (ie) put more bums on seats in the arenas hopefully!!
However is Saletas story worth making into a film???
Surely there are other much better stories out there???
Apparently he will play current pro Dimitry Saleta in a bio-pic of Saletas life so far.
Rumour has it he hired Emmanuel Steward to train him.
This is great news for boxing as a star like Eminem will give boxing a shot in the arm (ie) put more bums on seats in the arenas hopefully!!
However is Saletas story worth making into a film???
Surely there are other much better stories out there???
Re: Eminem- Dimitry Saleta
Gotta be. Eminem ought to play Ricky Hatton in a remake of "Look Who's Talking!"knockout wrote:was listening to a very commercial radio station in London last night and they started talking about Eminem playing a boxer in is next film.
Apparently he will play current pro Dimitry Saleta in a bio-pic of Saletas life so far.
Rumour has it he hired Emmanuel Steward to train him.
This is great news for boxing as a star like Eminem will give boxing a shot in the arm (ie) put more bums on seats in the arenas hopefully!!
However is Saletas story worth making into a film???
Surely there are other much better stories out there???
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MightyWarrior
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yeah, Manny Steward has been training Eminem and has been impressed. I dont know the details of Salita's life, except that he moved from Ukraine i think to New York. He's a jew and Bob Arum loves him for that. He's a pretty average prospect, wont go far....but might make for a good film.
still, rather see a film abiut Johnny Tapia.
still, rather see a film abiut Johnny Tapia.
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The Devil In Roy Jones
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Strange choice for a movie. He was shown on Sky on the undercard of Mayweather - Corley and didn't look all that hot, to be honest. A white, Jewish - American immigrant, who has the nickname 'star of david' and who has some skill is going to sell well, however, to the US public. Which is why he'll get a shot at Cotto or somebody, get 'exposed' and ultimately ruined.
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He's compelling to some because he's an immigrant and a convert to orthodox Judaism, observing all the dogmatic rituals therein. And he's a boxer who fights "black."
Check him out at http://www.dsalita.com to make your own determination.
I actually prefer this kid to Eminem.
Check him out at http://www.dsalita.com to make your own determination.
I actually prefer this kid to Eminem.
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What are the odds that at some point during training, Manny says something along the lines of....adamiw wrote:yeah, Manny Steward has been training Eminem and has been impressed. I dont know the details of Salita's life, except that he moved from Ukraine i think to New York. He's a jew and Bob Arum loves him for that. He's a pretty average prospect, wont go far....but might make for a good film.
still, rather see a film abiut Johnny Tapia.
"Marshall is a very natural talent, had I gotten a hold of him earlier in life, I guarantee you he would have been top 10 material, maybe even a world champ. He's got all the moves, a real natural."
ha, he's already says he moves like Ali!jamesmcdonnell wrote:What are the odds that at some point during training, Manny says something along the lines of....adamiw wrote:yeah, Manny Steward has been training Eminem and has been impressed. I dont know the details of Salita's life, except that he moved from Ukraine i think to New York. He's a jew and Bob Arum loves him for that. He's a pretty average prospect, wont go far....but might make for a good film.
still, rather see a film abiut Johnny Tapia.
"Marshall is a very natural talent, had I gotten a hold of him earlier in life, I guarantee you he would have been top 10 material, maybe even a world champ. He's got all the moves, a real natural."
Pretty much word for word what Angelo Dundee said about Will Smith when he was in training for the Ali movie.jamesmcdonnell wrote:What are the odds that at some point during training, Manny says something along the lines of....adamiw wrote:yeah, Manny Steward has been training Eminem and has been impressed. I dont know the details of Salita's life, except that he moved from Ukraine i think to New York. He's a jew and Bob Arum loves him for that. He's a pretty average prospect, wont go far....but might make for a good film.
still, rather see a film abiut Johnny Tapia.
"Marshall is a very natural talent, had I gotten a hold of him earlier in life, I guarantee you he would have been top 10 material, maybe even a world champ. He's got all the moves, a real natural."
Makes you wonder how many "top 10 material" actors out there!
Onr things for sure - Mickey Rourke wasn't one of them.
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we all know Ray Winstone boxed and he was pretty useful according to most reports.
Incidently nearly everyone one thinks he is a hulk of a fella but not at all he is only bout 5.9 not that you would wanna mix it with him anyway I suppose. Literally bumped into him once at the back of the savoy where they were filming and I came outta work.
Love the line in "love honour and obey"to the movie director, What you want, listen youre fat and ill throw you in the river now f*ck off"
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Incidently nearly everyone one thinks he is a hulk of a fella but not at all he is only bout 5.9 not that you would wanna mix it with him anyway I suppose. Literally bumped into him once at the back of the savoy where they were filming and I came outta work.
Love the line in "love honour and obey"to the movie director, What you want, listen youre fat and ill throw you in the river now f*ck off"
classic
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i remember Jake La Motta himself saying De Niro could of made it as a very good pro boxer.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Who was it who trained Robert DeNiro for Raging bull, they said something along very similar lines too....something about how with a few years work, Robert would be middleweight champion!!!
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