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Even if Bellow gets sparked out early, I will bet my mortgage he will come to fight. Harrison talked the talk but threw one punch in 3 rounds, Haye didn't even start throwing them untill the 3rd himself
Re: Come Sunday morning.
People are excited because he's gained a lot of fans on the forum.
Fans get excited when their boxer fights, even though if it's a mismatch.
From the 'who wins' threads, you can see what people think on the fight, and most go for Clev. We're not jumping the gun here and inflating Tony's chances, we are realistic too.
We just like Tony as a boxer, and want to see him fight in such a big event.
Fans get excited when their boxer fights, even though if it's a mismatch.
From the 'who wins' threads, you can see what people think on the fight, and most go for Clev. We're not jumping the gun here and inflating Tony's chances, we are realistic too.
We just like Tony as a boxer, and want to see him fight in such a big event.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
Even though the fight was a bit one sided no one cried 'never again' as the scouser put up a true warriors effort. I expect Bellow to to the same, even though it might be an earlier night. The same can't be said for Parcel ForceMachoMan09 wrote:Everybody liked Paul Smith before he fought DeGale and look what happened there. All I'm saying is that people need to calm down a bit and not get carried away. We all want Bomber to do well but perspective and a step-back and a quick think is sometimes sage.jBacca wrote:People are excited because he's gained a lot of fans on the forum.
Fans get excited when their boxer fights, even though if it's a mismatch.
From the 'who wins' threads, you can see what people think on the fight, and most go for Clev. We're not jumping the gun here and inflating Tony's chances, we are realistic too.
We just like Tony as a boxer, and want to see him fight in such a big event.
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Re: Come Sunday morning.
We've all been thereKing Geedorah wrote:It will be that age old scenario. Mascara on the pillow, a few bob left on a bedside table, the phone call that never comes and cries of “Never again, I deserve more than this”. Roll on a week and we’re down the Dog and Bucket bopping away to Dancing Queen with our knickers in our handbags and a t-shirt that says ‘One domestic grudge match and I’m yours, two and you can bring your Vaseline’.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
I agree, I didn't like the way posters turned against Smith, maybe that was more to do with him not posting here any moreMachoMan09 wrote:It was more the post-fight reaction to Paul I was referring to. A number of those who had championed him and blown smoke up his arse appeared to turn their coats inside out in the immediate aftermath. I don't like fickleness and would hate to see a similar scenario play out if Tony is comprehensively outboxed.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
im sorry but its a poor comparison, these two fights are 65/35 in favour of degale and cleverly, but these two fights dont need hype, both loosers will come out fighting, harrison has had no heart from day 1, groves and bellews heart has been shown already.MachoMan09 wrote:In November 2010, David Haye fought Audley Harrison in a defence of his WBA World heavyweight title. This weekend Nathan Cleverly will fight Tony Bellew in a defence of the WBO light heavyweight title the Welshman was recently awarded.
I distinctly remember a significant number of people on this forum getting very excited about the Haye vs Harrison fight only to be more than a tad disappointed when it turned out to be a mismatch. "Never again will be lured in by the pre-fight hype" they said...
I await Sunday morning with interest. Tony Bellew was right to call for this fight, it may well be the only opportunity he gets to fight for a world title and I'm sure he'll be paid handsomely for the privilege. In the event that he is comprehensively beaten, I'd urge those of you who are virtually fellating him now to remember that he has taken the fight at late notice, will have drained weight quickly and is pretty much relying on a powerful right hand to win. I know you'll all say "of course we will" before the event. Please don't change tack and mention being "ripped off", "exposed", "all mouth and no trousers" etc etc... come Sunday. If you buy the PPV and are left with a sour taste in your mouth, you've nobody to blame but yourself.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
King Geedorah wrote:It will be that age old scenario. Mascara on the pillow, a few bob left on a bedside table, the phone call that never comes and cries of “Never again, I deserve more than this”. Roll on a week and we’re down the Dog and Bucket bopping away to Dancing Queen with our knickers in our handbags and a t-shirt that says ‘One domestic grudge match and I’m yours, two and you can bring your Vaseline’.
You can always moisturise and do your face pack routine Terry
Re: Come Sunday morning.
Absolute 24 carat quality that KGKing Geedorah wrote:It will be that age old scenario. Mascara on the pillow, a few bob left on a bedside table, the phone call that never comes and cries of “Never again, I deserve more than this”. Roll on a week and we’re down the Dog and Bucket bopping away to Dancing Queen with our knickers in our handbags and a t-shirt that says ‘One domestic grudge match and I’m yours, two and you can bring your Vaseline’.
Wasted on a boxing forum - you should go to Eastside, oh...........................
Re: Come Sunday morning.
There were more than 1 or 2 who enjoyed winding Smith up and loved it as he reacted; I'm not sure that anyone was down on him for losing to a very good boxer. I thought that he'd out man DeGale but he didn't; he were pretty funny on here and had some good put downs. I think you are right and some have been more upset that he doesn't post anymore.Coco wrote:I agree, I didn't like the way posters turned against Smith, maybe that was more to do with him not posting here any moreMachoMan09 wrote:It was more the post-fight reaction to Paul I was referring to. A number of those who had championed him and blown smoke up his arse appeared to turn their coats inside out in the immediate aftermath. I don't like fickleness and would hate to see a similar scenario play out if Tony is comprehensively outboxed.
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Re: Come Sunday morning.
Ha ha! Brilliant.King Geedorah wrote:It will be that age old scenario. Mascara on the pillow, a few bob left on a bedside table, the phone call that never comes and cries of “Never again, I deserve more than this”. Roll on a week and we’re down the Dog and Bucket bopping away to Dancing Queen with our knickers in our handbags and a t-shirt that says ‘One domestic grudge match and I’m yours, two and you can bring your Vaseline’.
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Re: Come Sunday morning.
I think Smigga turned a lot of people off by not giving DeGale any credit after the fight, to be honest. It's ingrained in the British mentality that we expect winners and losers to be sportsmanlike. If you win you don't belittle the other man, if you lose you give the other man the credit he deserves. As a nation we don't want to hear a load of sour grapes from a loser, it just isn't British.
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Re: Come Sunday morning.
It's a win/win for Bellew, his best chance of beating Cleverly is in the first 4 rounds, and that doesn't change with the short notice sure he'd do better with more notice but then Clev would of been able to get ready for him. I fancy Clev to outclass him and work him over before stopping him around the 8th and I would predict the same with 4 months notice!!
Re: Come Sunday morning.
In what way are people getting carried away? People are getting excited about a domestic grudge match between two fighters - one being a national star and one being an amiable forum favourite.MachoMan09 wrote:Everybody liked Paul Smith before he fought DeGale and look what happened there. All I'm saying is that people need to calm down a bit and not get carried away. We all want Bomber to do well but perspective and a step-back and a quick think is sometimes sage.jBacca wrote:People are excited because he's gained a lot of fans on the forum.
Fans get excited when their boxer fights, even though if it's a mismatch.
From the 'who wins' threads, you can see what people think on the fight, and most go for Clev. We're not jumping the gun here and inflating Tony's chances, we are realistic too.
We just like Tony as a boxer, and want to see him fight in such a big event.
If people were getting carried away Macho, then people would have voted for Bomber more than 13 times in comparison with the 60 nods that Clev has got.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
Like I've said - Bomber has many fans on these forums, and am sure this fight appeals more to these fans (not forgetting it's a grudge match) than the Braehmer fight does.MachoMan09 wrote:They are getting carried away because they appear to be more excited and more willing to stump up PPV money for the last minute Cleverly vs Bellew than they were for the proposed Braehmer vs Cleverly. That's what I can't get my head around.jBacca wrote:In what way are people getting carried away? People are getting excited about a domestic grudge match between two fighters - one being a national star and one being an amiable forum favourite.MachoMan09 wrote: Everybody liked Paul Smith before he fought DeGale and look what happened there. All I'm saying is that people need to calm down a bit and not get carried away. We all want Bomber to do well but perspective and a step-back and a quick think is sometimes sage.
If people were getting carried away Macho, then people would have voted for Bomber more than 13 times in comparison with the 60 nods that Clev has got.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
indeed....is it really so difficult to undertsand that a fight between 2 brits in britain is going to appeal more to british than a fight between a brit and a german?jBacca wrote:Like I've said - Bomber has many fans on these forums, and am sure this fight appeals more to these fans (not forgetting it's a grudge match) than the Braehmer fight does.MachoMan09 wrote:They are getting carried away because they appear to be more excited and more willing to stump up PPV money for the last minute Cleverly vs Bellew than they were for the proposed Braehmer vs Cleverly. That's what I can't get my head around.jBacca wrote: In what way are people getting carried away? People are getting excited about a domestic grudge match between two fighters - one being a national star and one being an amiable forum favourite.
If people were getting carried away Macho, then people would have voted for Bomber more than 13 times in comparison with the 60 nods that Clev has got.
Re: Come Sunday morning.
i think this match is a guarnteed tear up....the breahmer match would have been more cagey i feel...MachoMan09 wrote:I can understand the man on the street getting more fired up for a fight because they can understand the language both fighters are speaking during the pre-fight hype conferences. I (wrongly) thought that those who follow the game a little closer would be capable of being a little more calculated and discern the superior quality of the match-up that has fallen by the wayside.apophenic wrote:indeed....is it really so difficult to undertsand that a fight between 2 brits in britain is going to appeal more to british than a fight between a brit and a german?jBacca wrote: Like I've said - Bomber has many fans on these forums, and am sure this fight appeals more to these fans (not forgetting it's a grudge match) than the Braehmer fight does.
it's a genunie grudge match too
Re: Come Sunday morning.
Mate I'd still be excited watching Liverpool against Barca despite the big gulf in quality.MachoMan09 wrote:I can understand the man on the street getting more fired up for a fight because they can understand the language both fighters are speaking during the pre-fight hype conferences. I (wrongly) thought that those who follow the game a little closer would be capable of being a little more calculated and discern the superior quality of the match-up that has fallen by the wayside.apophenic wrote:indeed....is it really so difficult to undertsand that a fight between 2 brits in britain is going to appeal more to british than a fight between a brit and a german?jBacca wrote: Like I've said - Bomber has many fans on these forums, and am sure this fight appeals more to these fans (not forgetting it's a grudge match) than the Braehmer fight does.
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QualityKing Geedorah wrote:It will be that age old scenario. Mascara on the pillow, a few bob left on a bedside table, the phone call that never comes and cries of “Never again, I deserve more than this”. Roll on a week and we’re down the Dog and Bucket bopping away to Dancing Queen with our knickers in our handbags and a t-shirt that says ‘One domestic grudge match and I’m yours, two and you can bring your Vaseline’.