the things non-boxing fans say...
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May favourite one was in the immediate aftermath of the Mayweather -v- Hatton fight, on a station called Talksport (should really be called Talkfootball) in the UK: the callers were ringing up the station & saying, "That Mayweather's really good, innit!"
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Jeff Thomas
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My mum would say something like that. Quality.Punchy Joe wrote:My mum watched one of my amateur fights years ago where i lost on points after she said "he had a better aim than you"
*oh shut up mum"
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Jeff Thomas
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A few years back I was going to fight Amir Khan and there was quite a lot of attention from the local papers. I got beat in the fight immediately preceding it, and it was off- thank christ. However I know 90% of the local population between 18-40 so I still get asked every now and then when i'm going to come back and knock out that Amir Khan. I used to try and explain why tht would never happen to each and every one but i've give up now.... Now I just say I can't coz of the asthma.... One guy sent me a message on facebook about it after watching Khan beat Gomez or Fagan, can't remember and said 'I know you can beat him- he's got the speed but you've got he power!!!' 2 Stoppages from 16 pro fights!!! I think he'd have been safe. 
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oliverfennell
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In my experience, the casual Mancunian fans are not the most geographically/culturally enlightened people. Almost inevitably, In-Jin Chi was a "Chink" and Takaloo a "P*ki" when fighting Brodie and Farnell.Neri wrote:I've also heard someone call Hatton the middleweight champion of the world and someone screaming "scouse bastard" at Wayne Elcock at the MEN Arena.
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Jeff Thomas wrote:A few years back I was going to fight Amir Khan and there was quite a lot of attention from the local papers. I got beat in the fight immediately preceding it, and it was off- thank christ. However I know 90% of the local population between 18-40 so I still get asked every now and then when i'm going to come back and knock out that Amir Khan. I used to try and explain why tht would never happen to each and every one but i've give up now.... Now I just say I can't coz of the asthma.... One guy sent me a message on facebook about it after watching Khan beat Gomez or Fagan, can't remember and said 'I know you can beat him- he's got the speed but you've got he power!!!' 2 Stoppages from 16 pro fights!!! I think he'd have been safe.
Quality and modest, although in fairness Jeff, Amir does not exactly have steel in the chin does he? Woulda been a fight to tell the grandkids about one day wouldnt it??
I always think about Buckley, what a great career. If I was not going to be a champion, I would want to be the exact opposite like Peter. Sit in the pub, watch the big fights, say, "yeah, I fought that Hamed a couple times, McKenzie? Yeah he was alright, Frietas, yeah fought him too............"
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oliverfennell
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?????Superheavyweight wrote:“Boxing is a brutal sport”
And that it is and no one forces them, I wanna link this to 13 year old pussy.
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You should have been at Upton Park on Saturday. Liverpool had I think 2 Englishmen on the field, but it was a team of Scousers according to the crowd!oliverfennell wrote:In my experience, the casual Mancunian fans are not the most geographically/culturally enlightened people. Almost inevitably, In-Jin Chi was a "Chink" and Takaloo a "P*ki" when fighting Brodie and Farnell.Neri wrote:I've also heard someone call Hatton the middleweight champion of the world and someone screaming "scouse bastard" at Wayne Elcock at the MEN Arena.
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Listen mate, i'm really sorry but i was pissedoliverfennell wrote:In my experience, the casual Mancunian fans are not the most geographically/culturally enlightened people. Almost inevitably, In-Jin Chi was a "Chink" and Takaloo a "P*ki" when fighting Brodie and Farnell.Neri wrote:I've also heard someone call Hatton the middleweight champion of the world and someone screaming "scouse bastard" at Wayne Elcock at the MEN Arena.
Also i didnt mean what i said about the Jews, either
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HughJohnson
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Was round a mate`s house watching Audley v Danny Williams (1st)...a lad i know was slagging off Audley and saying he could beat him because he`d fought his brother with tea-towels round his hands when he was a kid...the best part of the night was when said chopper got decked off a mate because he wouldnt shut up.
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form another boxing forum (i kid you not) a thread dedicated to
Who would win out of Amir Khan and David Haye. (POLL)
and then an argument that it could take place at super middle or light heavy.
for fooking the love of christ STOP IT. your burning my eyes with your fetid turdish nonsensical shite
Who would win out of Amir Khan and David Haye. (POLL)
and then an argument that it could take place at super middle or light heavy.
for fooking the love of christ STOP IT. your burning my eyes with your fetid turdish nonsensical shite
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Who won on the poll!J wrote:form another boxing forum (i kid you not) a thread dedicated to
Who would win out of Amir Khan and David Haye. (POLL)
and then an argument that it could take place at super middle or light heavy.
for fooking the love of christ STOP IT. your burning my eyes with your fetid turdish nonsensical shite
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J wrote:form another boxing forum (i kid you not) a thread dedicated to
Who would win out of Amir Khan and David Haye. (POLL)
and then an argument that it could take place at super middle or light heavy.
for fooking the love of christ STOP IT. your burning my eyes with your fetid turdish nonsensical shite
wow thats so stupid ill have to use leet speak for it
OMG no wayz dis wiw nevr apen in a million yrs
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Punchers, that is my absolute favourite ignorant comment, because you even hear it on boards like this....punchers chance wrote:another one I'm sure we have all heard
'I could have done that for £10m'
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Coco wrote:Who won on the poll!J wrote:form another boxing forum (i kid you not) a thread dedicated to
Who would win out of Amir Khan and David Haye. (POLL)
and then an argument that it could take place at super middle or light heavy.
for fooking the love of christ STOP IT. your burning my eyes with your fetid turdish nonsensical shite
LOL.....my response below: (to make sense the bloke loves prescott)
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Do you have special needs, ? Please let me know so I can make allowances....but in answer to your question...........
i think Khan would beat haye but only after haye fought himself, and when is prescott next fighting can anyone tell me what channel its on at all?
anyone got amars bar, who would win out of mars bar and snicker? what tv channel would it be shown is it on after prescott?
Anyone interested in a haye haye spankothon, haye beats himself into a pulp then implodes into cyberspace? I think its the main event after presscot is on.
which channel would it be on?
i reckon it would be ace, if a tiger and crocdile had a fight who would win? who would show it on tv please???
please die.
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