Choi fighting in singapore.

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A very strange career move, I'm in this part of the world for over 3 months so can't wait, as soon as I saw this on the boxrec homepage a smile appeared on my face. Is there a more pleasing brawler to watch?
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It's a crying shame that Choi can't get in front and box regularly making good dough; he is all out and there aren't many like him. I really hope he gets a good break, if it's in the Far East; well stranger things have happened.
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He's fighting Daud Cino Yordan, he is a real handful. Fair play to Choi he would fight anyone and he's always entertaining.
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Bashing up Derry Matthews was a terrible career move
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Coco wrote:Bashing up Derry Matthews was a terrible career move
Don't think it'll hurt Gavin Rees the same though ;;-)
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:He's fighting Daud Cino Yordan, he is a real handful. Fair play to Choi he would fight anyone and he's always entertaining.
your right there, his last fight was an entertaining one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQeYqVlYKeI
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If father time hasn't caught up with my good friend choi and he has been training I can see choi catching him puttin him away I remember choi tellin me he had a chance of america with the guy who trained naz Oscar somethink god bless his sole think I read he passed away just wished choi had takin that chance as well never know just how good the Mongal warrior really was
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Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
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Yordan is really good so I think he'll take this to be honest. Big Choi fan but sadly I think his time has passed and Yordan is just starting to find his prime, a very under-rated fighter himself.
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Dan Dares wrote:Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
:lol:
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hope he wins and lands a big fight
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Adamj1987 wrote:hope he wins and lands a big fight
I'd say this is a big fight probably the biggest he'll ever have. Yordan has only lost to 2 Pretty decent World Champions.
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:hope he wins and lands a big fight
I'd say this is a big fight probably the biggest he'll ever have. Yordan has only lost to 2 Pretty decent World Champions.
i meant a propper world title on a big stage like on a pac or floyd undercard
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tear up wrote:If father time hasn't caught up with my good friend choi and he has been training I can see choi catching him puttin him away I remember choi tellin me he had a chance of america with the guy who trained naz Oscar somethink god bless his sole think I read he passed away just wished choi had takin that chance as well never know just how good the Mongal warrior really was
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I still cannot find any ticket information anywhere. Will it be on Sistic?
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Dan Dares wrote:Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Go my friend my old training partner just looked at some photo s of the Mongolian warrior train agead of fri fight for the Ibo go there choi
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Dan Dares wrote:Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
Take a bow son :bow:
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jessi wrote:
Dan Dares wrote:Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
:lol:
:TU: I en'choi'd that
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Could never get a British title shot, due to his passport, as far as I am aware... so bashing up Matthews (in quite some style) was never going to launch him - its a bit like El Maachi... without the ability to fight for a British or EBU strap, a world shot can pass you by undeservedly.
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@matt___s wrote:Could never get a British title shot, due to his passport, as far as I am aware... so bashing up Matthews (in quite some style) was never going to launch him - its a bit like El Maachi... without the ability to fight for a British or EBU strap, a world shot can pass you by undeservedly.
can choi not fight for one of the pacific and oceanic titles?
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Adamj1987 wrote:
@matt___s wrote:Could never get a British title shot, due to his passport, as far as I am aware... so bashing up Matthews (in quite some style) was never going to launch him - its a bit like El Maachi... without the ability to fight for a British or EBU strap, a world shot can pass you by undeservedly.
can choi not fight for one of the pacific and oceanic titles?
I guess he could, but without wishing to appear too Euro-centric on this... would it help?
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@matt___s wrote:Could never get a British title shot, due to his passport, as far as I am aware... so bashing up Matthews (in quite some style) was never going to launch him - its a bit like El Maachi... without the ability to fight for a British or EBU strap, a world shot can pass you by undeservedly.

Choi didn't want to go for British citizen ship that's why he couldn't fight for British shinny did and now live s ere permanent with his wife and boys
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Adamj1987 wrote:hope he wins and lands a big fight
Spencer has been saying "one fight from a world title fight" - "billy dib is next" for a couple of years now.

It similar to the eliminators allegedly and ITV used to say about Harrison / Williams and Skelton. Win this fight and a world title is next.
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jessi wrote:
Dan Dares wrote:Choi's a quality operator. A Choi to watch.
:lol:
:lol: :OhYes:
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