Calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished froch-in-his-prime

orbtastic
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Re: Calzaghe-certain-he-would-have-demolished froch-in-his-prime

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Boxerbeetle wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:
reminds me of the England football team in- when was it, 1990?96? shoehorning Wham references into their interviews
France 98. I think it was Southgate who finally gave the game away when he said the training camp wasn't 'Club Tropicana' :lol:
Who was it said they were dancing on the ceiling? Shearer?
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danamba7 wrote:
magwitch wrote: I've got a feeling David Haye might belong in that bracket also. I mean, I do not particularly like him at all. But I've got a feeling he's probably a nice guy underneath his disguise as a dick.
100%. My boss met Haye in Miami at a bar, said he invited all the lads in VIP, chatted to em all, had a good laugh, said he didn't come across as having a big ego at all. Of course this is just one person's experience but I agree he's probably a decent bloke.

My pal trained with him in the Ams, said he was a good laughand sound. Well before his success tho.
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Tomasino wrote:
danamba7 wrote:
magwitch wrote: I've got a feeling David Haye might belong in that bracket also. I mean, I do not particularly like him at all. But I've got a feeling he's probably a nice guy underneath his disguise as a dick.
100%. My boss met Haye in Miami at a bar, said he invited all the lads in VIP, chatted to em all, had a good laugh, said he didn't come across as having a big ego at all. Of course this is just one person's experience but I agree he's probably a decent bloke.

My pal trained with him in the Ams, said he was a good laughand sound. Well before his success tho.
Hayes a mate of a mate of mine and he says Dave's a good guy ....having said that his old amateur trainer Mick Carney thought he was a complete tool as he told me on more than one occasion.
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