Steve USS Cunningham Interview

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Giancarlo wrote:
HomicideHenry wrote: I didn't make excuses in the aftermath of my match either.
Match? Please.

You had no amateur experience and, as I recall, you obtained a 'licence' through the post just by filling in a form and sending it in with some dollars.

You are as much a pro boxer as Charlie Zelenoff is.

But weirder.
Got to give him credit though, that takes balls! :OhYes:
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Giancarlo wrote:
HomicideHenry wrote: I didn't make excuses in the aftermath of my match either.
Match? Please.

You had no amateur experience and, as I recall, you obtained a 'licence' through the post just by filling in a form and sending it in with some dollars.

You are as much a pro boxer as Charlie Zelenoff is.

But weirder.
been a pro boxer yourself then?
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columbo wrote:
Giancarlo wrote:
HomicideHenry wrote: I didn't make excuses in the aftermath of my match either.
Match? Please.

You had no amateur experience and, as I recall, you obtained a 'licence' through the post just by filling in a form and sending it in with some dollars.

You are as much a pro boxer as Charlie Zelenoff is.

But weirder.
Got to give him credit though, that takes balls! :OhYes:
In his case, a larger measure of stupidity.

Real balls would be if, after that, he actually trained and then had a real fight with a similarly experienced opponent.

PS he gets off on guys like you equating what he did with some sort of bravery, Lefty.
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Finn wrote:
Giancarlo wrote:
HomicideHenry wrote: I didn't make excuses in the aftermath of my match either.
Match? Please.

You had no amateur experience and, as I recall, you obtained a 'licence' through the post just by filling in a form and sending it in with some dollars.

You are as much a pro boxer as Charlie Zelenoff is.

But weirder.
been a pro boxer yourself then?
No, but that doesn't mean I can't tell the difference between stupidity and bravery.

He will be pleased you believe in him though, Finn. He loves people, no matter how simple, sharing his fantasy of being a pro boxer.

:TU:
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Match? Please.

You had no amateur experience and, as I recall, you obtained a 'licence' through the post just by filling in a form and sending it in with some dollars.

You are as much a pro boxer as Charlie Zelenoff is.

But weirder.[/quote]
Got to give him credit though, that takes balls! :OhYes:[/quote]

In his case, a larger measure of stupidity.

Real balls would be if, after that, he actually trained and then had a real fight with a similarly experienced opponent.

PS he gets off on guys like you equating what he did with some sort of bravery, Lefty.[/quote]

Hey im not saying he was right in his approach with Cunningham or anything like that. I was just saying though that quite often one of the things that gets thrown out by pro boxers if they get criticised is the old " You've never fought a day in your life! What the fornicate do you know, blah, blah, blah" Atleast in his case he actually does know what its like to of fought a professional fight and actually he probably has a even better understanding of the toughness of professional boxing having had his ass handed to him! :lol: .......Again though he should of spoke to Steve a bit first before criticising him straight off the bat. Doing it straight away just rubs people the wrong way like it has on here.
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columbo wrote: Hey im not saying he was right in his approach with Cunningham or anything like that. I was just saying though that quite often one of the things that gets thrown out by pro boxers if they get criticised is the old " You've never fought a day in your life! What the eff do you know, blah, blah, blah" Atleast in his case he actually does know what its like to of fought a professional fight and actually he probably has a even better understanding of the toughness of professional boxing having had his ass handed to him! :lol: .......Again though he should of spoke to Steve a bit first before criticising him straight off the bat. Doing it straight away just rubs people the wrong way like it has on here.
I thought you meant getting his head caved in by a professional boxer took balls.

You mean insulting Cunningham over the phone took balls?

Er, righto.

(Moves back slowly, trying not to make eye contact)
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Giancarlo wrote:
columbo wrote: Hey im not saying he was right in his approach with Cunningham or anything like that. I was just saying though that quite often one of the things that gets thrown out by pro boxers if they get criticised is the old " You've never fought a day in your life! What the eff do you know, blah, blah, blah" Atleast in his case he actually does know what its like to of fought a professional fight and actually he probably has a even better understanding of the toughness of professional boxing having had his ass handed to him! :lol: .......Again though he should of spoke to Steve a bit first before criticising him straight off the bat. Doing it straight away just rubs people the wrong way like it has on here.
I thought you meant getting his head caved in by a professional boxer took balls.

You mean insulting Cunningham over the phone took balls?

Er, righto.

(Moves back slowly, trying not to make eye contact)
No I meant the former ha
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HomicideHenry wrote:
columbo wrote:
G0mez wrote:The interviewer is Rufus Defibaugh, and is a journeyman :OhYes:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIgoWLyjJ3k
To be fair to him though atleast he has had a pro fight! Whilst he's pretty atrocious he wasnt just being an armchair fan.
I didn't make excuses in the aftermath of my match either.
Orly? Here is a quote from a comment you made on the Youtube video of it....

"Like I said before, I came from a wrestling background and that translates to mma better than boxing does translate to mma. As good a puncher as Mr. Love is, being now 14-0-0 (8), I have no doubt that if it were an mma contest he would have hit canvas in take downs. I actually plan on doing an mma exhibition w/ 10-0-0 Thomas LaManna to demonstrate this in the near future."

How is "He only won because it wasn't an MMA contest" any less an excuse than "He only won because he's bigger"?
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I see where u are going with that however I never complained the man had 130 matches to my 0 (in boxing) or the fact I fought at 154 poinds naturally and he was 195. Experience, size, or even the fact that a govrrning body even allowed the match to happen I never once complained. It is what it is.

Jleon Love will be a guest on my show tonight. To talk about his upcoming match with Rosado. Fridays are always my own personal shows. Expect some interesting things tonight.
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Cunningham is massively mugging himself off complaining about size difference! Don't fight at heavy simple as!
If your good enough your big enough!!
Did Tyson or Holyfield ever complain or even James toney!
Cunningham can't in fight & he was exposed. He got sent to the ropes hurt & got chinned.
I enjoyed the fight but I'm concerned fury dont have strong enough legs to stand up to heavyweight power
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hurlock wrote:Cunningham is massively mugging himself off complaining about size difference! Don't fight at heavy simple as!
If your good enough your big enough!!
Did Tyson or Holyfield ever complain or even James toney!
Cunningham can't in fight & he was exposed. He got sent to the ropes hurt & got chinned.
I enjoyed the fight but I'm concerned fury dont have strong enough legs to stand up to heavyweight power
This - although im not to concerned about Fury's chin he never seems hurt from it, he just appears to be put on his arse quite easily which to be fair is going to make his fights exciting.
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Finn wrote:
hurlock wrote:Cunningham is massively mugging himself off complaining about size difference! Don't fight at heavy simple as!
If your good enough your big enough!!
Did Tyson or Holyfield ever complain or even James toney!
Cunningham can't in fight & he was exposed. He got sent to the ropes hurt & got chinned.
I enjoyed the fight but I'm concerned fury dont have strong enough legs to stand up to heavyweight power
This - although im not to concerned about Fury's chin he never seems hurt from it, he just appears to be put on his arse quite easily which to be fair is going to make his fights exciting.
His fights are exciting & he has a very high output for a heavy. I mean the lads bottle & grit is greatly undermired IMO. He gets of the floor & takes the fight to his opponent & that is a sighn of a great fighter, many fighters once dropped leave there confidence on the canvas once
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Finn wrote:
hurlock wrote:Cunningham is massively mugging himself off complaining about size difference! Don't fight at heavy simple as!
If your good enough your big enough!!
Did Tyson or Holyfield ever complain or even James toney!
Cunningham can't in fight & he was exposed. He got sent to the ropes hurt & got chinned.
I enjoyed the fight but I'm concerned fury dont have strong enough legs to stand up to heavyweight power
This - although im not to concerned about Fury's chin he never seems hurt from it, he just appears to be put on his arse quite easily which to be fair is going to make his fights exciting.
He doesn't seem badly hurt but he's been dropped by fighters without power. I'd have more confidence in his chin if he recovered well against heavyweights with at least average power.
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