Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post Reply
Pauljh
Super Middleweight
Posts: 24
Joined: 04 Jun 2013, 07:27

Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by Pauljh »

This exciting match up is up for Thursday night on fox.
What are all the good judges saying.
Who will still be a good judge on Friday morning.
popeye1
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 118
Joined: 14 Apr 2009, 04:13

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by popeye1 »

horn will place a rock under his head... :TU:
adamheight
Editor
Editor
Posts: 1734
Joined: 03 Apr 2008, 02:28

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by adamheight »

popeye1 wrote:horn will place a rock under his head... :TU:
never heard that expression. what does it mean? horn will knock him out?
dberry
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3350
Joined: 05 Jan 2010, 02:15

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by dberry »

Yeah, what does that mean, Sal :lol: This is going to be a cracker fight, Sam's looking a million bucks and is fit as all fornicate, he's been getting great sparring and great conditioning, both are am. games veterans with huge amateur careers and both need this win. I can't wait.
Craig14
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 2933
Joined: 17 Jun 2010, 12:25

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by Craig14 »

what a great win for Horn.
popeye1
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 118
Joined: 14 Apr 2009, 04:13

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by popeye1 »

In 1894, Horn worked for the Swan Land and Cattle Company, ostensibly as a horse breaker. His real job was tracking down rustlers, for which he demanded (and got) $600 for each rustler shot and killed. During this period, Horn's tactics switched from a straight face-to-face standup confrontation to a methodical long range ambush, Horn killed from hiding and, using a long range buffalo rifle, he killed often. More than a dozen dead "rustlers" were credited to Horn during this period each found with a large rock, under his head, Horn's trademark.
http://www.rarewinchesters.com/articles ... horn.shtml
:TU:
Pauljh
Super Middleweight
Posts: 24
Joined: 04 Jun 2013, 07:27

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by Pauljh »

popeye1 wrote:
In 1894, Horn worked for the Swan Land and Cattle Company, ostensibly as a horse breaker. His real job was tracking down rustlers, for which he demanded (and got) $600 for each rustler shot and killed. During this period, Horn's tactics switched from a straight face-to-face standup confrontation to a methodical long range ambush, Horn killed from hiding and, using a long range buffalo rifle, he killed often. More than a dozen dead "rustlers" were credited to Horn during this period each found with a large rock, under his head, Horn's trademark.
http://www.rarewinchesters.com/articles ... horn.shtml
:TU:
It seems you view on this one went beyond being a good judge to actually being quite prophetic. I wonder how many more of these "Rocks" Jeff Horn has up his sleeve. Lucky shot, or a sign of things to come ?
Beltane
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 4057
Joined: 02 Aug 2007, 02:12

Re: Sam Colomban V Jeff Horn

Post by Beltane »

The KO punch wasn't a lucky shot, it was the perfect punch.

When Sam got back up, he thought the fight was continuing and was unaware that he'd been ko'd!
Post Reply