have you ever seen a boxer in a fight out of the ring ?

[TerribleTerry]

i saw a fight in stafford on a night out between 1 lad and 7-8 others, the one guy was really laying in this group defending himself and giving it out big time. i asked a bloke who he was and was told it was rob hunt a pro boxer. i didnt have a clue if it was him, but this other person was pretty sure

Rob is an ex kickboxer who turned to pro boxing with relatively little (any?) amateur experience.

[hurlock]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

[Deserter]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

[yiddo14]

Seen a couple of ex-pro's fighting in the street(not against each other)and quite a few amateurs, with varying success.

Worth noting that the only times I have seen them come off worse is when they have been completely drunk and then outweighed massively.

Don't buy into the street fighting tosh. The real hardmen do it in the ring where there are rules and you can't sneak attack to get(the assumingly much needed)advantage.

Heard that Ricky Hatton story a million times and it's hilarious thinking there is some fella walking about bragging that he hit a pissed up Ricky Hatton from the side etc. Wonder how this "hard man" would fancy his chances in a genuine one on one fight with Hatton? Probably wouldn't fancy having his life extingusihed I reckon.

Street fighting is, in the main(sometimes it's impossible to walk away), reserved for utter twats though.

[McCannW14]

Graham Brett, who is about 48 now was a 6'0 lightweight and only had about half a dozen pro fights, but over 120 unpaid, got into a fight in the Lord Burleigh Pub on Vauxhall Bridge Road. He sparked 4 squaddies who were taking the piss out of his Mrs. This was about 6 or 7 years ago. He was like fooking ligthtening. The 4 of them were literally out cold on the floor. Could have been a very good pro but couldnt keep out of the pub, even in his late teens. Great streetfighter uis Bretty.

[Spud]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

Yep Matthew likes a scrap alright - remember that big story involving Matthew, his brother and the Chelsea players.

[stujones]

Andy Gerrard, big lump, former Lennox Lewis early career cannon fodder worked the door in The Royal in Ramsgate and can't quite remember how the altercation went but he was throwing someone in my gang out and a friend protested and Gerrard dragged him out and flattened him with a big right hand outside. My friend's about 10st... Gerrard big bastard. Mate went down hit his head on the floor and was very lucky to not be seriously hurt. Absolute liberty and of course when he complained to club's owner video tape from camera was deleted.

Was so happy when his bar on Margate seafront had its licence taken a year or so ago. Couldn't have happened to a nicer bloke.

Gerrard's last fight was against Lewis. The big Welshman suffered a busted eye socket and couldn't fight again.

He always used to rub his bloody nose in a fighters shoulders. It was pretty disgusting really, but I guess its one way to clear the blockage and make you breath better.

[banjo]

Street fighting is, in the main(sometimes it's impossible to walk away), reserved for utter twats though.

Aye, a few years ago some 300lb lug accused me of staring at him(I hadn't seen him before in my life) saying he wanted a "straightener" with me so I kicked him as hard as could in the bollocks, he went down squealing, I walked away, the end.

Never seen him since.

[Finn]

Eubank said once a pro boxer is always dangerous and would beat 90% of men on the street.

Of course theres that other 10% who can fight or are rock hard - he didnt talk about them.

P4P a pro boxer will beat an everyday fella in a fair fight.

[palooka]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

Yep Matthew likes a scrap alright - remember that big story involving Matthew, his brother and the Chelsea players.

I haven't heard that one; would you share it please?

[TerribleTerry]

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

Yep Matthew likes a scrap alright - remember that big story involving Matthew, his brother and the Chelsea players.

I haven't heard that one; would you share it please?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/cr ... 39398.html

[1southpaw]

Didn't see it but read about it in the papers, There was a professional who was working on the door of what was the green man in leytonstone (now its an o neills) on the green man roundabout, anyway he threw someone out and punched him and killed him! He got sent down aswell! Who was that?

Gary Delaney???
think he got time for something like that....

no garry delaney was at the county hotel woodford
your on about mo hussain at leytonstone he got 4 years

[hurlock]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

case of too much, too soon.

& never really had the hunger, he's never smoked or drank ever.plus he's allway's been wrapped round wealthy gangster's.

[Deserter]

he's allway's been wrapped round wealthy gangster's.

Shame. Cheers for the update.

[palooka]

i see matthew thirlwall go a few times & boy can he have it on the cobbles

Whatever happened to his pro career? I expected him to really go places but nothing ever really happened considering his potential. Did he just lack dedication?

case of too much, too soon.

& never really had the hunger, he's never smoked or drank ever.plus he's allway's been wrapped round wealthy gangster's.

That's a shame; boxing is a honest enough way to make a living. Gangsters thrive on death. Lets hope that Thirwall doesn't do anything to silly to impress his friends or get involved in selling drugs. (Filthy karma; honestly).

[Old bones Ian]

Now was it John Terry that had a run in with the Thirlwall's?

[Arnie]

Very recent Video here of Roger Huerta ex UFC champ (I know he's not a boxer) knocking out a bully at a nightclub...

http://www.tmz.com/2010/08/04/ex-ufc-st ... xas-video/

huerta wasn't ufc champ he was a fringe contender!

[danh]

chris little could spark people out for fun in the street in stockport, but his record in the ring was piss poor his last fight gettin slapped off johnny nelson in the late 80's

[nfc90210]

Very recent Video here of Roger Huerta ex UFC champ (I know he's not a boxer) knocking out a bully at a nightclub...

http://www.tmz.com/2010/08/04/ex-ufc-st ... xas-video/

huerta wasn't ufc champ he was a fringe contender!

According to the website below the guy Huerta, who fights MMA at 155 lbs, knocked out is former University of Texas Linebacker
Rashad Bobino.

http://www.sportsbybrooks.com/ex-longho ... ideo-28799

[Counter-puncher]

i saw a fight in stafford on a night out between 1 lad and 7-8 others, the one guy was really laying in this group defending himself and giving it out big time. i asked a bloke who he was and was told it was rob hunt a pro boxer. i didnt have a clue if it was him, but this other person was pretty sure

Rob is an ex kickboxer who turned to pro boxing with relatively little (any?) amateur experience.

Rob's ama record was 4-4-0(1) i think. good midlands level fighter

[DavidPayne]

Riot squad mental :evil:

My favourite sort of people.

Bloke round our way - nice fella dont get him angry.

If he ever got into a row I swear he was NEVER the one to start it but where he was big and had this reputation people wanted to try it on... OB used to literally sit there and wait till he had finished with the bloke before they went near it because he was an absolute terror. One bloke had a mate with him who tried to join in when his mate was taking a pasting... he threw him out the window of this boozer almost as a reflex - no thought in it he just lobbed the geezer into the road and then carried on punching the other bloke into the floor. Moved to France in the end which was weird because as far as I knew he'd never left the county before let alone the country.

Is he called Frank and drives an Audi?

[m1kee50]

Riot squad mental

My favourite sort of people.

Bloke round our way - nice fella dont get him angry.

If he ever got into a row I swear he was NEVER the one to start it but where he was big and had this reputation people wanted to try it on... OB used to literally sit there and wait till he had finished with the bloke before they went near it because he was an absolute terror. One bloke had a mate with him who tried to join in when his mate was taking a pasting... he threw him out the window of this boozer almost as a reflex - no thought in it he just lobbed the geezer into the road and then carried on punching the other bloke into the floor. Moved to France in the end which was weird because as far as I knew he'd never left the county before let alone the country.

Is he called Frank and drives an Audi?

Nah he was called Eddie but Im not telling his surname

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

Desperate Dunn is handy out of the ring.

Prince Naz isn't.

Thats my 2 pennies

I have it on good auuthority that Little Naseem would be extremely handy outside the ring. I can't repeat the story I heard but if I told you, it would suprise you all.

He was pretty handy when he smacked a ten year old kid.

Oh did he - I didn't know that - were you there to see it?

[DavidPayne]

My favourite sort of people.

Bloke round our way - nice fella dont get him angry.

If he ever got into a row I swear he was NEVER the one to start it but where he was big and had this reputation people wanted to try it on... OB used to literally sit there and wait till he had finished with the bloke before they went near it because he was an absolute terror. One bloke had a mate with him who tried to join in when his mate was taking a pasting... he threw him out the window of this boozer almost as a reflex - no thought in it he just lobbed the geezer into the road and then carried on punching the other bloke into the floor. Moved to France in the end which was weird because as far as I knew he'd never left the county before let alone the country.

Is he called Frank and drives an Audi?

Nah he was called Eddie but Im not telling his surname

Ah......not The Transporter then.

[Supermiddle]

Graham Brett, who is about 48 now was a 6'0 lightweight and only had about half a dozen pro fights, but over 120 unpaid, got into a fight in the Lord Burleigh Pub on Vauxhall Bridge Road. He sparked 4 squaddies who were taking the piss out of his Mrs. This was about 6 or 7 years ago. He was like fooking ligthtening. The 4 of them were literally out cold on the floor. Could have been a very good pro but couldnt keep out of the pub, even in his late teens. Great streetfighter uis Bretty.