The Szabos - relations?

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The Szabos - relations?

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Apologies, not exactly cutting edge, relevant discussion here, but quite an interesting thing if the following turns out to be the case.

Down at the bottom end of boxrec's European heavy ratings, (an unpleasant place to find yourself in) I discovered two Slovakian journeymen, both going by the name Szabo (a few of you will heard of them, as they have been fodder for relatively large names in Germany etc.)

One is 0-10 (40 yrs old), the other 0-15 (31yrs old)

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=023365
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=020397

I was going to ask whether they are brothers, although they have different manager's and hometowns given. So I then did a name search for Szabo to see if it was an extremely common eastern European sirname. So-so, but I found another Szobo - Marek, who is 0-11 at light welter, and has the same manager and hometown as the second Szobo.

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=229111

Surely too much of a coincidence not to be related? Either way, if your sirname is Szabo, I advise you not to take up boxing. If you intend to win.

P.S. Just noticed, Vlado, the 2nd Szabo I mentioned, is nicknamed the "Slovak Rambo." :TU:

Double P.S. I've now just seen the 3rd Szabo, Marek, fought a 4th Szabo, Egon, but it was only an exhibition. That is absolutely fantastic

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=339267
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Post by stujones »

The only Szabo I remember, whose resume is like a whose who of European boxing. He was okay, a little better than his record suggest who scored a famous win on these shores.

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=015149

Yes, if you are born Szabo it is probably best to buy a pair of running spikes than boxing gloves.
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Post by steve689 »

The only Szabo i have heard of is Violette...decorated world war 2 spy :TU:

http://www.violette-szabo-museum.co.uk/foyer.htm
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Post by Dutch Windmill »

Maybe Szabo means "Smith" and is your average Slovakian name
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being rather pedantic, but the name is infact Hungarian (although the border has shifted a little bit over the years so you get hungarian-slovaks and slovakian-hungarians

You guys dont remember Gabi Szabo the cute 5000m runner from the late 90's??
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knockout wrote:being rather pedantic, but the name is infact Hungarian (although the border has shifted a little bit over the years so you get hungarian-slovaks and slovakian-hungarians

You guys dont remember Gabi Szabo the cute 5000m runner from the late 90's??
That was my "joke" about athletic spikes, I follow athletics a bit

A bit too anaeroxic looking for my tastes, although she did scrub up better when off the track.
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stujones wrote:
knockout wrote:being rather pedantic, but the name is infact Hungarian (although the border has shifted a little bit over the years so you get hungarian-slovaks and slovakian-hungarians

You guys dont remember Gabi Szabo the cute 5000m runner from the late 90's??
That was my "joke" about athletic spikes, I follow athletics a bit

A bit too anaeroxic looking for my tastes, although she did scrub up better when off the track.
sorry dude... missed that...
she did scrub up nice
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knockout wrote:being rather pedantic, but the name is infact Hungarian (although the border has shifted a little bit over the years so you get hungarian-slovaks and slovakian-hungarians

You guys dont remember Gabi Szabo the cute 5000m runner from the late 90's??
I spotted in the name search that there are a few (active) Hungarian Szabos too - in fact they are far more successful than the Slovak Szabos. Titusz is 1-9, winning his first fight last month, whilst (as you all know) Farenc 3-2-1 fights for the UBC Youth featherweight next month. He'll soon be on "Zap's" undercards at this rate.

http://www.nancykula.net/gabi%20szabo2.jpg
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knockout wrote:
stujones wrote:
knockout wrote:being rather pedantic, but the name is infact Hungarian (although the border has shifted a little bit over the years so you get hungarian-slovaks and slovakian-hungarians

You guys dont remember Gabi Szabo the cute 5000m runner from the late 90's??
That was my "joke" about athletic spikes, I follow athletics a bit

A bit too anaeroxic looking for my tastes, although she did scrub up better when off the track.
sorry dude... missed that...
she did scrub up nice
I never saw the attraction, maybe i set my standards to high :D

Now if we are talking Athletic babes what about that British womens Triple Jumper or Long Jumper (the black lass - no racism intended), now she is a fine lady
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Foggy wrote:
knockout wrote:
stujones wrote: That was my "joke" about athletic spikes, I follow athletics a bit

A bit too anaeroxic looking for my tastes, although she did scrub up better when off the track.
sorry dude... missed that...
she did scrub up nice
I never saw the attraction, maybe i set my standards to high :D

Now if we are talking Athletic babes what about that British womens Triple Jumper or Long Jumper (the black lass - no racism intended), now she is a fine lady
Found who i was talking about Jade Johnson :wink: - Just found a picture & was gunna post it on here for all to see but dont know how to attach pictures to a post :(
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Post by Old bones Ian »

stujones wrote: A bit too anaeroxic looking for my tastes, although she did scrub up better when off the track.
High praise indeed :TU:
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Nice !!!!!!

:D :D :D
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