Buglioni
Re: Buglioni
The kid can bang a bit, though the level of opposition has not been too taxing. Too early to say, really.
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Palimpsest
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Re: Buglioni
King Geedorah wrote:This post reminds me of the work of Ted Hughes for some reason.Greavesy wrote:This week Buglioni fights again
Only Jody Miekle
so shouldnt be much trouble
But how far can he go ?
First time i saw him i was impressed
but then when i saw him again i wasnt too impress at all .
Re: Buglioni
Buglioni seems that has power, i don't expect his fight with Meikle could go to 2nd or 3rd round.
I think that Warren will take his career slowly, but i think he should fight any prospect in his next fight, so we could see if his performance is good enough.
I think that Warren will take his career slowly, but i think he should fight any prospect in his next fight, so we could see if his performance is good enough.
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Think he has looked good, but was not that impressed against Clark, thought after he couldn't put him away early he became frustrated then got tagged with a few.
Can obviosuly punch a bit though.
They obviously rate Dignum higher as he is fighting Noble on same bill who is no push over and looked class in his last fight against fury.
Can obviosuly punch a bit though.
They obviously rate Dignum higher as he is fighting Noble on same bill who is no push over and looked class in his last fight against fury.
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Khaosai-Galaxy
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Re: Buglioni
I thought this post was about the delicious Korean Barbeque dish of Bulgogi.

Whats Buglioni then? Some sort of Ravioli?

Whats Buglioni then? Some sort of Ravioli?
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Who is Ted Hughes ?
Should i be offended ?
Should i be offended ?
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Re: Buglioni
Ahh, excellent!King Geedorah wrote:This post reminds me of the work of Ted Hughes for some reason.Greavesy wrote:This week Buglioni fights again
Only Jody Miekle
so shouldnt be much trouble
But how far can he go ?
First time i saw him i was impressed
but then when i saw him again i wasnt too impress at all .
Re: Buglioni
No prob
Just googled him .
Just googled him .
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Re: Buglioni
Greavesy wrote:Who is Ted Hughes ?
He used to host 3-2-1 with Dusty Bin

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He is a talent, is exciting in his approach and seems a nice guy.
Too early to tell how far he would go. He had a banana skin recently and was wobbled. But that can be ironed out as he has a good team around him.
Too early to tell how far he would go. He had a banana skin recently and was wobbled. But that can be ironed out as he has a good team around him.
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Re: Buglioni
G0mez wrote:He is a talent, is exciting in his approach and seems a nice guy.
Too early to tell how far he would go. He had a banana skin recently and was wobbled. But that can be ironed out as he has a good team around him.
Ted Rogers?
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BoxingAnalyst
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Re: Buglioni
Not been overly impressed with Buglioni so far, he has a pretty good dig on him, hopefully he can show improvements when he's in with someone decent.
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Until i was something like 31 i honestly thought Ted Rogers and Ted Hughes were the same person.King Geedorah wrote:Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Greavesy wrote:Who is Ted Hughes ?
He used to host 3-2-1 with Dusty Bin
I dislocated two of the fingers on my left hand trying to do his 5-4-3-2-1 thing. I nearly lost my right thumb an' all. I couldn't wipe my own arse for nigh on a year.
My missus threatened to leave me, twice.
AND Tommy Cooper and Henry Cooper.
I look forward to Alzheimer's.
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Far from it mateGreavesy wrote:Who is Ted Hughes ?
Should i be offended ?

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He looks pretty good think he'll have to be taken slow tho as he has a lot of faults.
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When you out again Dan?iftkwoody wrote:He looks pretty good think he'll have to be taken slow tho as he has a lot of faults.
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Ted Hughes? "Seems like a nice guy"? I doubt Sylvia Plath would agree.G0mez wrote:He is a talent, is exciting in his approach and seems a nice guy.
Too early to tell how far he would go. He had a banana skin recently and was wobbled. But that can be ironed out as he has a good team around him.
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Re: Buglioni
Buglioni sells a boatload of tickets. I'm not sure I've ever seen a prospect with 4 fights who can shift as many tickets as he can, which means he definitely had a future in the sport, regardless of how far he can go.
Talent wise, he seems to hit hard and put his shots together well, but he is very open and has been hurt before. One to watch that's for sure
Talent wise, he seems to hit hard and put his shots together well, but he is very open and has been hurt before. One to watch that's for sure
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I think this bit sums him up perfectly.Vano-irons wrote: Talent wise, he seems to hit hard and put his shots together well, but he is very open and has been hurt before. One to watch that's for sure
He looks great as a purely offensive force at this level, but I have reservations when he comes up against someone who would be able to box and move and not just cover up and let him punch away. Patrick Mendy would be a terrific fight.
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He has pretty much blown everyone away at this level so far, so the Latvians and TTGs won't tell us too much. Mendy would be a very good fight.Bryn wrote:I think this bit sums him up perfectly.Vano-irons wrote: Talent wise, he seems to hit hard and put his shots together well, but he is very open and has been hurt before. One to watch that's for sure
He looks great as a purely offensive force at this level, but I have reservations when he comes up against someone who would be able to box and move and not just cover up and let him punch away. Patrick Mendy would be a terrific fight.
I've also heard that BJS absolutely battered Mendy in sparring. Like, totally fucked him up
Re: Buglioni
he is martin conception in disguise...as was tom dallas.
buglioni, although looking good with a few early stoppages was even hit to easily by ryan clarke FFs!!
in due time he will get sparked, trust me on that one.
but the ride will be good while it lasts, im on the train!!...woooooo wooooooooo...
buglioni, although looking good with a few early stoppages was even hit to easily by ryan clarke FFs!!
in due time he will get sparked, trust me on that one.
but the ride will be good while it lasts, im on the train!!...woooooo wooooooooo...
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rhino222 wrote:he is martin conception in disguise...as was tom dallas.
buglioni, although looking good with a few early stoppages was even hit to easily by ryan clarke FFs!!
in due time he will get sparked, trust me on that one.
but the ride will be good while it lasts, im on the train!!...woooooo wooooooooo...
I think you can read too much into him being hit alot against overmatched opponents. His mentality going into and during those fights must be "I need to blow this guy out, I've sold x amount of tickets, I'm on TV, I need to impress". It's easy for someone to put defence on the back burner when they have little respect for the skills of the man across the ring.
Still, it is something to look out for, but I'm not massively concerned.
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Interesting. When was this mate?Vano-irons wrote: I've also heard that BJS absolutely battered Mendy in sparring. Like, totally fucked him up
BJS is one of my favourite domestic fighters, I'm certain we will see him challenge and win an alphabet title in the next few years.