Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

jameswilson
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wtf??? Broken hand or what?
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Coyle is shit
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That's dodgy as fuc
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This sport gets more ridiculous by the week.
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Campbell deals with Coyle comfortably, not sure Eddie can sell this as a big event. i think thats a step too far even for Eddie and would really be insulting the intelligence of boxing fans....
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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Gethin must have come in with an injury, and might sound harsh but should Gethin get paid his full earnings?
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MR T wrote:Campbell deals with Coyle comfortably, not sure Eddie can sell this as a big event. i think thats a step too far even for Eddie and would really be insulting the intelligence of boxing fans....
U mean like bellew/clev?!
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MR T wrote:Campbell deals with Coyle comfortably, not sure Eddie can sell this as a big event. i think thats a step too far even for Eddie and would really be insulting the intelligence of boxing fans....
He's only got to insult the fans from Hull, not the boxing world :TU:
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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rossij8 wrote:
Boxing Prospect wrote:Out of interest... Since when did Tommy Coyle become something better than domestic level? :/ I appeared to have missed him going from "life and death with under sized Argentinian" to good fighter...
Katsidis was a decent scalp tbf
Katsidis was long past it imo
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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All the evidence we need that all this ppv bullshit is a non starter.
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Crowd don't sound like they give a fornicate about the Campbell-Coyle fight anymore. Coyle banging on about how much he loves a war again, if he actually tried to box instead of having a tear up he might be a bit better. Celebrated like a knob as well, jumping around, then up on the shoulders after being dropped hard before the opponent quit on his stool with an injury.
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Was shaping up nicely too,Gethin was excellent in the 2nd but shudded to a halt,his ear was horrific when he fought Flanagan so it must still be fvcked

Coyle is never dull ay but he is a lucky sonofabitch
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I said Coyle in 5 but that was a sham and a fluke! Wish I was a betting man but Coyle is not on the same level as Luke Campbell! Campbell will destroy him!
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:All the evidence we need that all this ppv bullshit is a non starter.
It won't be PPV assuming that Campbell v Coyle will be the main event.
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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Let's be fair to Coyle - big balls, GSOH, exciting tryer.

Campbell will matador him for a while before taking him out clinically a la Zolani Tete vs Butler.
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I dislike Hearn more and more each week
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expe wrote:Crowd don't sound like they give a eff about the Campbell-Coyle fight anymore. Coyle banging on about how much he loves a war again, if he actually tried to box instead of having a tear up he might be a bit better.
And less entertaining.
expe wrote:Celebrated like a knob as well, jumping around, then up on the shoulders after being dropped hard before the opponent quit on his stool with an injury.
He was happy about winning. I don't see anything wrong with that.
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skanksta wrote:Let's be fair to Coyle - big balls, GSOH, exciting tryer.

Campbell will matador him for a while before taking him out clinically a la Zolani Tete vs Butler.
Sounds like a dating ad.
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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Should Coyle keep mentioning that they're mates?
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expe wrote:
skanksta wrote:Let's be fair to Coyle - big balls, GSOH, exciting tryer.

Campbell will matador him for a while before taking him out clinically a la Zolani Tete vs Butler.
Sounds like a dating ad.
Brilliant
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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That interview just put me right off coyle he was so trying sell the Campbell fight it became painful to watch
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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I admire Coyles heart but I kinda can't stand him a bit! I try my best to like every Brit guy but I'm finding it hard with Coyle!
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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I'd have to pick Campbell on the basis of watching them both tonight, but it's strictly a learning fight, not a main event.
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Re: Hull bill discussion thread 7th March 2015

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I'm no sleuth but I have a sneaky feeling Sky might be trying to set up a clash between Campbell and Coyle
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Stuarty30 wrote:I admire Coyles heart but I kinda can't stand him a bit! I try my best to like every Brit guy but I'm finding it hard with Coyle!
I prefer him to Campbell.
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