Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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I hope Enzo can do it. I think some of his problems are in his head.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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handsofstone wrote:Imagine Enzo winning,then fighting B-Hop in the states :lol:
At the Liberty Stadium.
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WelshJack wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Imagine Enzo winning,then fighting B-Hop in the states :lol:
At the Liberty Stadium.
That will be the promise. After several low key defences before he eventually gets chinned again.
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Will be tuning in for this one, Enzo's big punch and fragile chin usualy make for an unpredictable night, though it's hard to see him getting a win here - An Enzo KO win looks uinlikely, as Braehmer has been boxing at a high level for 15 years & never been knocked out.

But it would be great to see Enzo win here, he's one of boxing's most likeable characters, and Braehmer is a bordeline psycopath, but while Braehmer is clearly not the "100 year talent" the Germans once hoped for, he's a hard bastard and will match even Enzo in the heart department.

Looks like a 12 round win for Jurgen, but there's the chance he punches hard enough to stop Enzo too, as the Welshman has suffered more bad knock outs than he should have - but we'll all be hoping that he can land that one perfect shot and put Braehmer's lights out.
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MightyWarrior wrote:Will be tuning in for this one, Enzo's big punch and fragile chin usualy make for an unpredictable night, though it's hard to see him getting a win here - An Enzo KO win looks uinlikely, as Braehmer has been boxing at a high level for 15 years & never been knocked out.

But it would be great to see Enzo win here, he's one of boxing's most likeable characters, and Braehmer is a bordeline psycopath, but while Braehmer is clearly not the "100 year talent" the Germans once hoped for, he's a hard bastard and will match even Enzo in the heart department.

Looks like a 12 round win for Jurgen, but there's the chance he punches hard enough to stop Enzo too, as the Welshman has suffered more bad knock outs than he should have - but we'll all be hoping that he can land that one perfect shot and put Braehmer's lights out.

Good post, pretty much summed up my thoughts. We can hope! One thing we can be sure about Enzo is that he can crack.
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black panther wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:Will be tuning in for this one, Enzo's big punch and fragile chin usualy make for an unpredictable night, though it's hard to see him getting a win here - An Enzo KO win looks uinlikely, as Braehmer has been boxing at a high level for 15 years & never been knocked out.

But it would be great to see Enzo win here, he's one of boxing's most likeable characters, and Braehmer is a bordeline psycopath, but while Braehmer is clearly not the "100 year talent" the Germans once hoped for, he's a hard bastard and will match even Enzo in the heart department.

Looks like a 12 round win for Jurgen, but there's the chance he punches hard enough to stop Enzo too, as the Welshman has suffered more bad knock outs than he should have - but we'll all be hoping that he can land that one perfect shot and put Braehmer's lights out.

Good post, pretty much summed up my thoughts. We can hope! One thing we can be sure about Enzo is that he can crack.
His fight with Gutnechkt for the Euro belt was a really good scrap
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It's an incredible turn around from Maccarinelli. From doping ban to potential world champion in under 2 years.
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MightyWarrior wrote:Will be tuning in for this one, Enzo's big punch and fragile chin usualy make for an unpredictable night, though it's hard to see him getting a win here - An Enzo KO win looks uinlikely, as Braehmer has been boxing at a high level for 15 years & never been knocked out.

But it would be great to see Enzo win here, he's one of boxing's most likeable characters, and Braehmer is a bordeline psycopath, but while Braehmer is clearly not the "100 year talent" the Germans once hoped for, he's a hard bastard and will match even Enzo in the heart department.

Looks like a 12 round win for Jurgen, but there's the chance he punches hard enough to stop Enzo too, as the Welshman has suffered more bad knock outs than he should have - but we'll all be hoping that he can land that one perfect shot and put Braehmer's lights out.

Great post. My bitching about the worth of the belt aside, I'd lovelovelovelovelovelove Enzo to chin him.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Enzo hits with both hands as well, it'd be a real achievement.
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Have you ever thought that if you replace "Macarena" with the word "Maccarinneli" the song still works? :D
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No pressure on Enzo either.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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I seen Braehmer's trainer saying today that Juergen has requested the gloves with most cushion as he is afraid of hurting Enzo 8)
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handsofstone wrote:I seen Braehmer's trainer saying today that Juergen has requested the gloves with most cushion as he is afraid of hurting Enzo 8)
That's nice of him
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Featherfisted fighter against a glass jaw. I think it goes down to technique. I think Braehmer wins.
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Tarkus wrote:Featherfisted fighter against a glass jaw. I think it goes down to technique. I think Braehmer wins.
He's got a decent dig on him Braehmer.
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palooka wrote:
handsofstone wrote:I seen Braehmer's trainer saying today that Juergen has requested the gloves with most cushion as he is afraid of hurting Enzo 8)
That's nice of him
Apparently Esther Rantzen is going to present him with a heart of Gold at the weigh in.
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In on the Killtaker wrote:Hopefully Braehmer takes his head off.
Great... your kind is just what this forum needs
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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I really hope Enzo can do it. Really nice guy and it would be a great comeback story.
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danconnollyeire wrote:
In on the Killtaker wrote:Hopefully Braehmer takes his head off.
Great... your kind is just what this forum needs

D'you mean Fugazi fans? Or fuckwits?

It's so hard to tell, these days.
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Also, every Fugazi fan that's ever turned up here with a Fugazi-related username has been an utter pudendum.

I am not one to draw conclusions from this; however, I may change my name to Patient Boy & see what happens.
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What's a fugazi?
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Fvcked Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In [to a body-bag].

US Vietnam war era acronym. Name of influential 80s/90s US hardcore punk band, monikered after same, who learned to play their instruments, thus inspiring a section of their beardy virginal following to immediately gain an innate & unwarranted feeling of superiority over the rest of the human race (see also: Boxrec members of yore Red Medicine, this one we're discussing &.. Fvck. There's been two others with random Fugazi-related names. Memory fails me). All of them were massive trolls/massive tools, with that neurologically atypical over-educated white boy "My Fisher-Price First Nihilism" attitude thing going on.

You can blame Fugazi for emo, as well.
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Thank you :TU:
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Enzo is a gutsy guy who has returned from the brink but I cannot see him beating Braehmer in Germany. A points defeat will be a moral victory for the Welshman.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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chad wrote:It's an incredible turn around from Maccarinelli. From doping ban to potential world champion in under 2 years.
Mmmmm - Disagree, essentially only beaten Orvil McKenzie once in a 50:50 fight.

It COULD be a tremendous turn around..... If Enzo gets smashed in 2 rounds or so, we'll be just saying "please retire" and highlighting McKenzie's weaknesses.
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