michael brodie - chin up

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ThereByTheGrace wrote:No sh!t Sherlock!
Please read the comment I was responding to - it is in the same post if you are having any difficulty.

I have noticed on boxing forums that whenever a boxer gets in trouble with the law, quite a few people automatically side with the boxer and either assume that he is innocent (just because he is a boxer?) or hope that they "get away with it".
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bripez wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:No sh!t Sherlock!
Please read the comment I was responding to - it is in the same post if you are having any difficulty.

I have noticed on boxing forums that whenever a boxer gets in trouble with the law, quite a few people automatically side with the boxer and either assume that he is innocent (just because he is a boxer?) or hope that they "get away with it".
No shit, sherlock.
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Dan Dares wrote:
bripez wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:No sh!t Sherlock!
Please read the comment I was responding to - it is in the same post if you are having any difficulty.

I have noticed on boxing forums that whenever a boxer gets in trouble with the law, quite a few people automatically side with the boxer and either assume that he is innocent (just because he is a boxer?) or hope that they "get away with it".
No shit, sherlock.
:lol:
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Re: michael brodie - chin up

Post by ThereByTheGrace »

yid14 wrote:
Dan Dares wrote:
bripez wrote: Please read the comment I was responding to - it is in the same post if you are having any difficulty.

I have noticed on boxing forums that whenever a boxer gets in trouble with the law, quite a few people automatically side with the boxer and either assume that he is innocent (just because he is a boxer?) or hope that they "get away with it".
No shit, sherlock.
:lol:
Well that debate turned full circle - oh how I love Boxrec!!!! :DDD
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MachoMan09 wrote:Most people seem to always have inflated ideas about how much money boxers make. Those that make anything even approaching enough out of their fighting careers to retire are a very, very rare breed. 99.999% will have to get a job on retirement, if the're not already working. If Brodie has chosen to tread an illegal path, that's his risk to take and the consequences of being caught for serious drug offences are well publicised. Driving a taxi sans narcotics still pays the bills.
x2. Taxi-ing aint the worst job either. As reguards a)not winning a world title, at least he had more than 1 chance to do so and b)Losing his house and doe to a bird, at least he earnt it in the 1st place. He has an absolute stellar career to look back on and should have no regrets, i just hope if found guilty we dont have the now tired line of how he struggled to cope with life after boxing etc.
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He's banged up wiv my pal
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

how many fighters get robbed in there hometown.

that jorrin fight was a real stunner.

and the fact he had to wait 3 yrs for another chance sums up how unlucky he was.
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tear up wrote:anyone know his address would like to write to michael brodie :TU:
Hmp strangeways ha.only joking mr brodie.
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1966cantona wrote:I saw Buncey on tv last week going on about the best fighter never to win a world title, and sayin Herol Bomber Graham.

Another one who is defo up there has to be michael brodie - by rights he shoulld have been champ after getting robbed in his home town.

Brodie was one of the most talented fighters this country has had over last few yerars, unfortunately one of the laziest too! n probably never achieved his potential. He was one of my fave fighters though.

Heard some sad news last week, he is currently remanded in jail, been told to expect 4 - 7 years, i know he has found retirement hard. Its a shame though cos everyone knows what a tough sport boxing is - he was arguably in the top 5 british fighters at one point but probably earnt less in his carer than the 500th best british footballer earns in a year
What about the hunter he must be rated up there for fighters that never won a world?
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boxingfarmer30 wrote:
1966cantona wrote:I saw Buncey on tv last week going on about the best fighter never to win a world title, and sayin Herol Bomber Graham.

Another one who is defo up there has to be michael brodie - by rights he shoulld have been champ after getting robbed in his home town.

Brodie was one of the most talented fighters this country has had over last few yerars, unfortunately one of the laziest too! n probably never achieved his potential. He was one of my fave fighters though.

Heard some sad news last week, he is currently remanded in jail, been told to expect 4 - 7 years, i know he has found retirement hard. Its a shame though cos everyone knows what a tough sport boxing is - he was arguably in the top 5 british fighters at one point but probably earnt less in his carer than the 500th best british footballer earns in a year
What about the hunter he must be rated up there for fighters that never won a world?
dave charnly
herol bomber graham
michael brodie



michael hunter.................

errrr no.
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Post by don't call it a comeback »

Lenny wrote:Sad to hear, Brodie was always one of my favourite fighters

and just to add, as it's a bit of a one man crusade of mine, he wasn't robbed against Jorrin
Interesting choice of crusade - at the time I thought it was a blatant robbery. I haven't watched it for years. A few things stick in my memory. One was the live interview old Jack Trickett gave during the fight when he said that "Mikey is boxing his fornicating head off". The other is that as I recall the punch stats were something like 230 to 140 in Brodie's favour and yet Mexican Ray Solis gave the fight 116-112 to the Mexican American fighter. I just don't think you can score that fight with that margin unless you go in with with a preset agenda. Solis was about 80 at the time as well wasn't he?

Jorrin also got a pretty shifty decision in his next fight against Larios.

Brodie was one of my favourite fighters too so sad to see whats happened to him. As I recall he made pretty decent money with the defences of his European title even before his world title shots so he earned pretty well but his personal life was always volatile. A real shame, he's got a massive heart.
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1966cantona wrote:I saw Buncey on tv last week going on about the best fighter never to win a world title, and sayin Herol Bomber Graham.

Another one who is defo up there has to be michael brodie - by rights he shoulld have been champ after getting robbed in his home town.Brodie was one of the most talented fighters this country has had over last few yerars, unfortunately one of the laziest too! n probably never achieved his potential. He was one of my fave fighters though.

Heard some sad news last week, he is currently remanded in jail, been told to expect 4 - 7 years, i know he has found retirement hard. Its a shame though cos everyone knows what a tough sport boxing is - he was arguably in the top 5 british fighters at one point but probably earnt less in his carer than the 500th best british footballer earns in a year
:oops: :oops: Are you serious, that was no way a robbery. The most Brodie could of hoped for was a draw. I had Chi winning by 2 rounds.
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BoxingAnalyst wrote:
1966cantona wrote:I saw Buncey on tv last week going on about the best fighter never to win a world title, and sayin Herol Bomber Graham.

Another one who is defo up there has to be michael brodie - by rights he shoulld have been champ after getting robbed in his home town.Brodie was one of the most talented fighters this country has had over last few yerars, unfortunately one of the laziest too! n probably never achieved his potential. He was one of my fave fighters though.

Heard some sad news last week, he is currently remanded in jail, been told to expect 4 - 7 years, i know he has found retirement hard. Its a shame though cos everyone knows what a tough sport boxing is - he was arguably in the top 5 british fighters at one point but probably earnt less in his carer than the 500th best british footballer earns in a year
:oops: :oops: Are you serious, that was no way a robbery. The most Brodie could of hoped for was a draw. I had Chi winning by 2 rounds.
I think he may be talking about the Jorrin fight.
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charged with having £268,000 of coke in car. Intent to supply.

thats quite a bit of time, if found guilty.
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