Porter v Brook

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Re: Porter v Brook

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DMA1987 wrote:
Michael bennt wrote:Porter beats up and stops the over rated brook inside 8 rounds, how can a fighter like brook have a nick name like the special one, the most over hyped boxer in British boxing fact
After the Weekend you had I think I'm happy enough with you saying this.
Now that is quite clever :bow:
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Re: Porter v Brook

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The fight contract for the Paulie fight stipulated that Porter had to face Brook on or before 19/7. These are the IBF rules. They told Porter he could not fight Paulie without that stipulation. If Porter doesn't fight Brook he'll get stripped end of exactly the same as McDonnell did.
The IBF are terrified of any rule breakages since they were investigated by the FBI.
They were accused of taking payments to get fighters a ranking.
All this Brook will duck him and Porter looking elsewhere is pure speculation.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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So glad Mr Bentt you've gone for Porter as a consequence Brooks odds have been halved.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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Parson Cross wrote:So glad Mr Bentt you've gone for Porter as a consequence Brooks odds have been halved.
I'm not sure if he's a bookie or a mark; though with some of my picks I question my own reality.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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DMA1987 wrote:
ALI wrote:Malignaggi looked like absolute sh*t, it was like watching Mr Muscle squaring off against Tyson.

Fair play to Porter though, he did a job on Maliganaggi and looked good in the process. Brook would definately be a sterner test, but Porter would probably wear him down in the mid to late rounds. Doubt it will happen, i doubt Brook will ever take a meaningful fight.

Watched a couple of post fight interviews with Porter, all sorts of oponents are being discussed for his next fight, including Mayweather! Brooks name never gets a mention, i doubt Porter even knows who he is!
If Brook doesn't get the Porter fight (or a high level fight as a replacement) then ill feel like giving up. Porter definitely doesn't want to fight him.
How do you know that?
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Re: Porter v Brook

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He lives in Sheffield
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Re: Porter v Brook

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columbo wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
ALI wrote:Malignaggi looked like absolute sh*t, it was like watching Mr Muscle squaring off against Tyson.

Fair play to Porter though, he did a job on Maliganaggi and looked good in the process. Brook would definately be a sterner test, but Porter would probably wear him down in the mid to late rounds. Doubt it will happen, i doubt Brook will ever take a meaningful fight.

Watched a couple of post fight interviews with Porter, all sorts of oponents are being discussed for his next fight, including Mayweather! Brooks name never gets a mention, i doubt Porter even knows who he is!
If Brook doesn't get the Porter fight (or a high level fight as a replacement) then ill feel like giving up. Porter definitely doesn't want to fight him.
How do you know that?
Because he's a nobody. Porters on the way up, he's the hot ticket in town right now, fighting a relative nobody next is unlikely to be high on his list of available options. Listen to Porters post fight interviews, names are getting thrown around everywhere, not even a whisper of the special one anywhere to be heard.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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ALI wrote:
columbo wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
If Brook doesn't get the Porter fight (or a high level fight as a replacement) then ill feel like giving up. Porter definitely doesn't want to fight him.
How do you know that?
Because he's a nobody. Porters on the way up, he's the hot ticket in town right now, fighting a relative nobody next is unlikely to be high on his list of available options. Listen to Porters post fight interviews, names are getting thrown around everywhere, not even a whisper of the special one anywhere to be heard.
It's not because he's scared of fighting him though. It's purely because there's nothing really to gain from that fight.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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Is that the same as doesn't want to fight him or won't fight him Ali?
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Re: Porter v Brook

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Of course Porter does not want to fight Brook, why would he? Brook is an absolute nobody in the usa, hes more famous for the fights he pulled out of than any opponent he has actually fought over stateside. As for porter, I am sure he wants to fight one the other top showtime fighters such as Garcia (moving up a weight after next fight), Broner, Thurman, Madaina and of course Mayweather. Brook has zero appeal but he has to fight him. As for the fight itself, I feel hearns piss poor matching making will catch up with him. No one Brook has fought is anywhere near the class of Porter and I just don't see how Brook pulls this off.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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columbo wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
If Brook doesn't get the Porter fight (or a high level fight as a replacement) then ill feel like giving up. Porter definitely doesn't want to fight him.
How do you know that?
Like palooka said, he is from Sheffield. So they can use their extremely high voices to communicate over long distances.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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columbo wrote:
ALI wrote:
columbo wrote: How do you know that?
Because he's a nobody. Porters on the way up, he's the hot ticket in town right now, fighting a relative nobody next is unlikely to be high on his list of available options. Listen to Porters post fight interviews, names are getting thrown around everywhere, not even a whisper of the special one anywhere to be heard.
It's not because he's scared of fighting him though. It's purely because there's nothing really to gain from that fight.
I didn't say he was scared to, I said he doesn't want to. As has been said, it's a major inconvenience for him.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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Kevin Mitchell is a horrible boxing journalist. I have no idea why some people think of him so highly. His work is some of the most biased and nonsensical I've come across from a supposedly reputable source.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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The problem all started from Hearn not going to purse bids with Alexander in Jan 2013, if he would've and backed his man he'd have forced Alexander to come here or vacate, Alexander would've probably vacated and Brook would be a world champion by now.

Now, we have a situation where Brook is mandatory and if a deal can't be a agreed, it will go to purse bids, will Hearn back his man?
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Re: Porter v Brook

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crusader wrote:Kevin Mitchell is a horrible boxing journalist. I have no idea why some people think of him so highly. His work is some of the most biased and nonsensical I've come across from a supposedly reputable source.
Good post on the wrong thread :TU:
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Re: Porter v Brook

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Check the first page

I'd favor Porter btw.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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[quote="crusader"]Check the first page

I'd favor Porter btw.[/quote]

Thanks :oops:

I thought it was on the horse 'newsworthy people i hate' thread inwhich I like to peruse and spill my bile.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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The_Don1 wrote:The problem all started from Hearn not going to purse bids with Alexander in Jan 2013, if he would've and backed his man he'd have forced Alexander to come here or vacate, Alexander would've probably vacated and Brook would be a world champion by now.

Now, we have a situation where Brook is mandatory and if a deal can't be a agreed, it will go to purse bids, will Hearn back his man?
The fight will happen in america unless Hearn puts in an absolutely huge bid. It will be a 75/25 split in porters favour.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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columbo wrote:
The_Don1 wrote:The problem all started from Hearn not going to purse bids with Alexander in Jan 2013, if he would've and backed his man he'd have forced Alexander to come here or vacate, Alexander would've probably vacated and Brook would be a world champion by now.

Now, we have a situation where Brook is mandatory and if a deal can't be a agreed, it will go to purse bids, will Hearn back his man?
The fight will happen in america unless Hearn puts in an absolutely huge bid. It will be a 75/25 split in porters favour.
It would be great if Hearn would do that, will he though? He's managed to get a lot of his boxers in world title fights on Sky via mandatories mostly away from home, but he's only ever backed Froch in getting a fight in their backyard, I'd love to see it.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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The_Don1 wrote:
columbo wrote:
The_Don1 wrote:The problem all started from Hearn not going to purse bids with Alexander in Jan 2013, if he would've and backed his man he'd have forced Alexander to come here or vacate, Alexander would've probably vacated and Brook would be a world champion by now.

Now, we have a situation where Brook is mandatory and if a deal can't be a agreed, it will go to purse bids, will Hearn back his man?
The fight will happen in america unless Hearn puts in an absolutely huge bid. It will be a 75/25 split in porters favour.
It would be great if Hearn would do that, will he though? He's managed to get a lot of his boxers in world title fights on Sky via mandatories mostly away from home, but he's only ever backed Froch in getting a fight in their backyard, I'd love to see it.
He's already said the fight is likely to be in america if Porter wins pretty much so im not convinced he will. You never know though.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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palooka wrote:Thanks :oops:

I thought it was on the horse 'newsworthy people i hate' thread inwhich I like to peruse and spill my bile.
I copied and pasted most of the post from that thread and posted it in here as well. Your confusion is somewhat understandable.
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Re: Porter v Brook

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jameswilson wrote:
columbo wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:
If Brook doesn't get the Porter fight (or a high level fight as a replacement) then ill feel like giving up. Porter definitely doesn't want to fight him.
How do you know that?
Like palooka said, he is from Sheffield. So they can use their extremely high voices to communicate over long distances.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: Porter v Brook

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chiggsy wrote:
jameswilson wrote:
Like palooka said, he is from Sheffield. So they can use their extremely high voices to communicate over long distances.
:lol: :lol: :lol:
I missed that :lol:
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