Best Quotes from Cornermen

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This thread's mildly amusing from the current scene

http://forum.boxrec.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=104294

Here's the highlights
du365 wrote:"How you gonna lose to a man with titties?"- Bruce Seldon's corner against Gerald Nobles.
armageto wrote:I think it was Timor vs. Brock, Timor's cornerman said something to the effect of:

"If you do that sh/it again next round, when you come back, nobody will be here."
:lol:
rampage wrote:Anything Mayweather Sr. says, if you can decipher it. My favorite has to be when he was making sound effects for punches--kind of doing a machine gun type noise. Priceless.
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conan_the_cribber wrote:Someone to Michael Moorer, I think.

"You want me to ring up your kids? You explain to them why daddy is being a loser tonight".

or soemthing to that effect.
swingthemitts wrote:Yoel Judah to Zab heading into 10th round of Cotto fight:

"Zab you gotta rumble with this b*tch. You gotta come out 1, 2, 3,4 roll roll. 1,2,3,4. I know yo eye f*cked up but you gotta go. I know you got it in you. Do it fo yo mama, do it fo yo family!"
Got any more?
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Can't remember the fight but Brendan Ingle must be the worst.

'hit him on the head' is one that springs to mind
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Rat tat tat..badda la bosh !

(Enzo C in behop fight)
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"Go out and cement the wee bastard" Billy Nelson to Ricky Burns last week :DD



Young Muttley vs Kevin Anderson

Kevin Anderson, "He's broke ma fuckin tooth!"

Benny King, "Ach, I'll buy you a new one"

Brilliant :TU:
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Post by lirva »

Floyd Sr after the first round of DLH vs Mosley 2 - "There you go.. he's getting tired already".
Jim Watt goes crazy momentarily- "THIS MAN IS GIVING THE WRONG ADVICE TO OSCAR DE LA HOYA!! THAT WAS SHOCKING ADVICE!! SHANE MOSLEY IS A WUURLD CLASS FIGHTER WITH WUURLD CLASS STAMINA!!!!!..."


Roger Mayweather in Hatton Floyd fight: Floyd, stay off the ropes. Other than that, beat his ass!


Norman Stone - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TVi6qugGBw
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The Moorer incident was Teddy Atlas, I seem to recall.

An exasperated Neil Holland after trying numerous times to tell a young Scott Lawton not to mix it early in his career was good stuff. Scott just couldn't resist it and, as Neil foresaw, got shaken. Neil - one of the nicest blokes going - finally lost his rag, slapped him and said something like, "Now listen to me you little wanker!" Fortunately for Scott, he did.

I seem to remember Big Clifton Mitchell slapping Bigger Carl Baker round the chops far harder than he got hit during the fight.

Probably the maddest I've seen Brendan in the corner was, I think, in Leeds with his somewhat inconsistent charge Lee Noble. Can't remember who he was boxing now but it was no one Noble couldn't have beaten had he actually put his mind to it. He just didn't want to fight - Brendan went mental and said if it continued he'd never work with him again. I'm almost sure he even called him cowardly. I thought he was going to fecking explode.
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Dennie Mancini to Nigel Benn in the McClellan horror show: "He half-swallowed it in that round."
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Probably the maddest I've seen Brendan in the corner was, I think, in Leeds with his somewhat inconsistent charge Lee Noble. Can't remember who he was boxing now but it was no one Noble couldn't have beaten had he actually put his mind to it. He just didn't want to fight - Brendan went mental and said if it continued he'd never work with him again. I'm almost sure he even called him cowardly. I thought he was going to fecking explode.
'somewhat inconsistent' i think that is doing Lightning Lee Noble a favour, or is masterly understatement maybe :TU: good fighter on his night though
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Kevin Mitchell vs Carl Johanneson

round 1..........Frank Maloney.......

........"Stalk him," he said in the first round as rising star Mitchell picked the veteran Johanneson off. "Break his heart. Take him into the trenches, Carl. Throw my boy, throw."

round 9

"He can't win your title on a jab, Carl," Maloney pleaded. "Walk through it. That's what I want.

"Don't stop, just punch. He's only pitter-patter now, Carl."

A few seconds later, Mitchell threw a clubbing left hook and Johanneson went down. A few more seconds and it was over. :box:


Brutal pitter-patter of the ring
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Can't remember who it was but it was a good few years ago when an American heavyweight came back to the corner after taking a right battering during the previous round and the cornerman worked hard for the minute break and as he put the gumshield back in to send his charge back out he said.

"He ain't laid a glove on you son, keep it going"

The heavy breathing marked up fighter looked at his cornerman and said

"keep an eye on that f****g ref then cause some bugger's hitting me"

Was one of those journeyman american heavies if memory serves from the 80's

Always found that a cracking piece of corner history
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GLOBALBOX wrote:Can't remember who it was but it was a good few years ago when an American heavyweight came back to the corner after taking a right battering during the previous round and the cornerman worked hard for the minute break and as he put the gumshield back in to send his charge back out he said.

"He ain't laid a glove on you son, keep it going"

The heavy breathing marked up fighter looked at his cornerman and said

"keep an eye on that f****g ref then cause some bugger's hitting me"

Was one of those journeyman american heavies if memory serves from the 80's

Always found that a cracking piece of corner history


:lol: :lol: :lol: ............ :DDD :TU:
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GLOBALBOX wrote:Can't remember who it was but it was a good few years ago when an American heavyweight came back to the corner after taking a right battering during the previous round and the cornerman worked hard for the minute break and as he put the gumshield back in to send his charge back out he said.

"He ain't laid a glove on you son, keep it going"

The heavy breathing marked up fighter looked at his cornerman and said

"keep an eye on that f****g ref then cause some bugger's hitting me"

Was one of those journeyman american heavies if memory serves from the 80's

Always found that a cracking piece of corner history
Thats a Randall 'Tex' Cobb story isnt it? :TU:
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TerribleTerry wrote:
GLOBALBOX wrote:Can't remember who it was but it was a good few years ago when an American heavyweight came back to the corner after taking a right battering during the previous round and the cornerman worked hard for the minute break and as he put the gumshield back in to send his charge back out he said.

"He ain't laid a glove on you son, keep it going"

The heavy breathing marked up fighter looked at his cornerman and said

"keep an eye on that f****g ref then cause some bugger's hitting me"

Was one of those journeyman american heavies if memory serves from the 80's

Always found that a cracking piece of corner history
Thats a Randall 'Tex' Cobb story isnt it? :TU:
Thats right Terry, name escaped me until you put it up there. great story though
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GLOBALBOX wrote:Can't remember who it was but it was a good few years ago when an American heavyweight came back to the corner after taking a right battering during the previous round and the cornerman worked hard for the minute break and as he put the gumshield back in to send his charge back out he said.

"He ain't laid a glove on you son, keep it going"

The heavy breathing marked up fighter looked at his cornerman and said

"keep an eye on that f****g ref then cause some bugger's hitting me"

Was one of those journeyman american heavies if memory serves from the 80's

Always found that a cracking piece of corner history
Thats quality! Never heard that one!
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I think it was Timor vs. Brock, Timor's cornerman said something to the effect of:

"If you do that sh/it again next round, when you come back, nobody will be here."
That Timor Ihragimov-Calvin Brock one was good. I think it was Miguel Garcia (?) in the corner. He stayed the tedious 12 rounds and Timor lost widely.

Not really a hilarious one but I think it was Michael Marsden in Paul Truscott's corner, when Truscott came back at the end of the round the first thing Marsden said in full voice in front of the SKY cameras was: "You've got to start hitting this c**t Paul."

Cue the usual "Apologies for the language but tensions are running high in the corner" spiel from Adam Smith .
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