British fighter making a shock comeback

flatnoseflynn
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Re: British fighter making a shock comeback

Post by flatnoseflynn »

Its Haye!
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johnnygreaves wrote:Actually just finished working my night shift and getting stuck into a bottle of remy. It ain't. !
:)

Haye wouldn't be a shock. Has Barker had a new back installed?
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It'll be totally underwhelming and just be a hype job.

Haye or aud is my pound note bet.
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It's Ryan Rhodes.
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Post by Parson Cross »

Haye never retired so if it's him it's a cheat announcement.
Johnny's just had a hip replacement !
Audley definitely fighting again but thought that was old news.
If it's Joe it's a massive shock. He hates boxing.
Ricky - erm definitely no.
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Parson Cross wrote:Haye never retired so if it's him it's a cheat announcement.
Not Rhodes.
Johnny's just had a hip replacement !
Audley definitely fighting again but thought that was old news.
If it's Joe it's a massive shock. He hates boxing.
Ricky - erm definitely no.
Again, it's Ryan Rhodes.

He has announced it, you don't have to keep it quiet anymore.
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Rhodes? Where we're going, we don't need Rhodes. :shame:
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Benelio wrote:Rhodes? Where we're going, we don't need Rhodes. :shame:
I love Ryan Rhodes, his shot on Jamie Moore is one of my favourites ever.
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This is the genuine honest truth, If he is it's news to me.
DMA - is a twitter announcement ?
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Parson Cross wrote:This is the genuine honest truth, If he is it's news to me.
DMA - is a twitter announcement ?
I think he mentioned it to Kugan yesterday, who got excited and announced the thread title on twitter, which then looks like it forced Ryan to announce it earlier than he would have liked. Looked annoyed actually.

It's on IFL's YouTube, link here for you internet noobs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHlLh1AM ... 45eHFGAduw
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Looks like everyone wants a to shut up Eubank jr, would be a good fight though, can't see how this fight would propel Rhodes forward though, it would do far more for Eubank jr, surely Rhodes would have wanted to fight euro level guys, to build up his rankings towards another world title shot, not take on young hungry fighters in no win situations at English level, he spars cotto, then wants Eubank jr, apparently avenging a spar from years ago between gym mate Eroll Graham and Chris Eubank jr's Dad, it don't wash with me, at all, I thought Eroll Graham schooled Eubank sr, in them spars, yes he got dropped once, but Eubank sr admitted himself that he was out boxed.
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Damn it, there I was hoping for Jem Mace to announce a comeback.
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damn it as i taught it would be somebody good,,

Rhodes was an decent boxer but mainly faught in leisure centres and not the big shows that eddie hearn is putting on now
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mullenman wrote:damn it as i taught it would be somebody good,,

Rhodes was an decent boxer but mainly faught in leisure centres and not the big shows that eddie hearn is putting on now
Are you joking?
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mullenman wrote:damn it as i taught it would be somebody good,,

Rhodes was an decent boxer but mainly faught in leisure centres and not the big shows that eddie hearn is putting on now
GTFO
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ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
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mullenman wrote:ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
But all that shows is that the general public don't always appreciate a very good fighter.
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palooka wrote:
mullenman wrote:ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
But all that shows is that the general public don't always appreciate a very good fighter.

your right, he was good but he will not get better with age,
I see no sense in this comeback at all but would like him to fight nob head jnr
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mullenman wrote:ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
You're wrong, it was at The Velodrome in Manchester for The European title. But yes, he has boxed at a hotel in Manchester, as well as The MEN, The O2, The Sheffield Arena, Millennium Stadium....
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mickey1975 wrote:
mullenman wrote:ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
You're wrong, it was at The Velodrome in Manchester for The European title. But yes, he has boxed at a hotel in Manchester, as well as The MEN, The O2, The Sheffield Arena, Millennium Stadium....

mickey1976 , is your real name Ryan,,

When he faught at the Velodrome he was on scott quiggs undercard
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mullenman wrote:
mickey1975 wrote:
mullenman wrote:ha ha ha

please tell me if im wrong

were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,

he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
You're wrong, it was at The Velodrome in Manchester for The European title. But yes, he has boxed at a hotel in Manchester, as well as The MEN, The O2, The Sheffield Arena, Millennium Stadium....

mickey1976 , is your real name Ryan,,

When he faught at the Velodrome he was on scott quiggs undercard
It was hardly a 4x3s was it? Live on Sky, European title... I'm not arguing, we obviously see things different.
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Why ?

I can understand any ex-pro athlete missing the day to day routine of their sport once they retire, but surely this isn't the answer ?

It is not as if he will earn loads of dough.
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Not sure why Spice Boy was a bit hostile towards the journalist. Why tell him about it in the first place if you don't want the news to break?

Even though he's been on the scene for what seems like a lifetime, Ryan is still only a relatively young man, if he wants to come back I say all the best to him. It's not like he's one of these who has allowed himself to properly go to seed and is now kidding himself on. He was sparring Miguel Cotto only a metter of weeks ago.
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Sklar wrote:Not sure why Spice Boy was a bit hostile towards the journalist. Why tell him about it in the first place if you don't want the news to break?

Even though he's been on the scene for what seems like a lifetime, Ryan is still only a relatively young man, if he wants to come back I say all the best to him. It's not like he's one of these who has allowed himself to properly go to seed and is now kidding himself on. He was sparring Miguel Cotto only a metter of weeks ago.
I would guess he told him in the understanding that he wouldn't break the news, allowing him to announce it when the time was right.
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I've heard he's only doing it so our Parsons Cross can change his name back to "twenty six" after the bad publicity the real Parsons Cross got from The BEEB last week.
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