dondada
Heavyweight
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by dondada » 25 Feb 2005, 17:34
Today, I am mostly thinking...'teak-tough'.
What are your personal favourites or pet hates?
stujones
Heavyweight
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by stujones » 25 Feb 2005, 19:32
One that is getting to me a bit is Mexican Maccismo (spelling). Wow, both start with an M, lets use it all the time.
tonyevs
Heavyweight
Posts: 5844 Joined: 08 Feb 2004, 18:13
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by tonyevs » 25 Feb 2005, 20:04
World champion, even when only the WBU and the like are on offer.
jamesmcdonnell
Heavyweight
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by jamesmcdonnell » 26 Feb 2005, 01:28
Grizzled veteran
Granite-chinned
Brutal business
Heir apparent
Fusilade of shots
Crossroads fight
Hot prospect
Learning fight
steve689
Heavyweight
Posts: 9660 Joined: 20 Jan 2003, 13:50
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by steve689 » 26 Feb 2005, 04:39
"Work behind the jab" is used quite a lot...not really a cliche of such but still. "Getting the rounds in"...can't think of anymore off the top of my head, good topic though
jonny
Heavyweight
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by jonny » 26 Feb 2005, 07:34
From some woman sat behind me at a resent show, " hit him in the face"
liamlion
Heavyweight
Posts: 1954 Joined: 06 Jan 2005, 09:56
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by liamlion » 26 Feb 2005, 08:14
"Going through the motions"
"Shedding the ring rust"
jamesmcdonnell
Heavyweight
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by jamesmcdonnell » 26 Feb 2005, 08:48
due to Contractual issues
The money's just got to be sorted.
The end was nigh.
a puncher's chance.
Tough mexican.
JC
Heavyweight
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by JC » 26 Feb 2005, 08:52
Joe Bloggs- "the WBA
KING " and variations there of.
A few months ago Boxing Monthly described someone as "the WBU Monarch"
MightyWarrior
Heavyweight
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by MightyWarrior » 26 Feb 2005, 13:21
"The light welterweight divsion is the deepest in boxing today.."
"Pound for pound.."
"heart of a lion.."
"True warrior"
And most of the American writers at maxboxing have at least one line in each piece starting "Hey,........"
As in, "Hey, I don't get out much." etc etc
Jedi Knight
Heavyweight
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by Jedi Knight » 26 Feb 2005, 14:20
He's a bit of a journeyman
Coming of age
Slick operator
Ring Rust
Showboating for the cameras
Could of fought in a phone box
Been involved in too many wars
Alphabet titles
Wrapped in cotton wool
deadpan
Heavyweight
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by deadpan » 27 Feb 2005, 05:48
You have to knock them out to get a draw over there
Beating Mexican road-sweepers
the lightly regarded WBU title
in the old days it would've been a 'nobbins' fight
Audley's combination of one punch power and stamina as good as any Heavyweight in history.
steve689
Heavyweight
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by steve689 » 27 Feb 2005, 08:50
deadpan wrote: Audley's combination of one punch power and stamina as good as any Heavyweight in history.
DavidPayne
Heavyweight
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by DavidPayne » 01 Mar 2005, 05:21
that fight never came to fruition
eliminator for the vacant interim intercontinental pan-pacific masters world title
derek bilton's top tens
Priff
Heavyweight
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by Priff » 01 Mar 2005, 06:23
It may be just a SKY thing, but
"fully paid up member of the 'Who needs him club'".
Coconut
Heavyweight
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by Coconut » 01 Mar 2005, 06:24
COmmentators' cliches:
Maybe the stoppage was a little premature but he was going to get stopped in the next round anyway.
The next step on, what his manager allegedly believes, is a path to glory.
A colourful character.
Reminiscent of Marvin Hagler against Tommy Hearns all those years ago.
I used to spar with Mike Tyson. Get me another pie
MightyWarrior
Heavyweight
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by MightyWarrior » 01 Mar 2005, 06:59
Reg Gutteridge'isms -
There's no love lost between these two!
It's all over bar the shouting.
Looks like it's three falls and a submission rule here...
I think his corner's advice was "look out, here he comes!"
Jim Watt'isms
That shot was bang on the chin!
This fella looks like he knows his way around a ring...
He's fighting ( the other guy's ) fight.
DavidPayne
Heavyweight
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by DavidPayne » 01 Mar 2005, 06:59
'and Micky Vann's seen enough, yep the opponent had two arms'
states
Heavyweight
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by states » 01 Mar 2005, 07:01
The Dempsey special:
"What have we learnt about *insert name of WBU champ here* tonight?"
Loynesy
Heavyweight
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by Loynesy » 01 Mar 2005, 07:06
Johnny Nelson- "He's a good kid but too green"
MightyWarrior
Heavyweight
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by MightyWarrior » 01 Mar 2005, 07:12
Dempsey: "Nicky, your thoughts?"
Piper: "Well the.."
Barry McGuigen ( interupting ) "He was really discombobluated by that right hand Paul, the referee was right to stop it in my opinion."
nickd
Heavyweight
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by nickd » 01 Mar 2005, 07:53
You've got to love Wee Barry's interruptions the rude little bastard.
DavidPayne
Heavyweight
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by DavidPayne » 01 Mar 2005, 07:55
What about McAuley.
What do you think of Robin Reid in this fight Dave?
'He should retire, he's not getting any younger and the older you get the more you can get hurt, I'm not sure how much he has left'.
Ugh - despite coming off his most significant performance in five years?
nickd
Heavyweight
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by nickd » 01 Mar 2005, 07:58
DavidPayne wrote: What about McAuley.
What do you think of Robin Reid in this fight Dave?
'He should retire, he's not getting any younger and the older you get the more you can get hurt, I'm not sure how much he has left'.
Ugh - despite coming off his most significant performance in five years?
He has a point though, if Magee has any sort of chin Reid would have lost by a country mile!! Reid looked the worst I have ever seen him in that fight.