Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Douglas had a so so career & then beat Tyson for the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to the Florida Keys.

Martin had a so so career & then beat no one for a sixth of the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to wherever he wants with $8,000,000 :lol:
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Nowhere near as good,and hasn't got one recognised win let alone a prime Mike Tyson.

Just not comparable.martin was awful tonight.
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The Fat Buster Douglas that made a comeback after a diabetic coma would've whooped the hell out of Martin. Martin absolutely sucks.
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Ginger one to watch wrote:Nowhere near as good,and hasn't got one recognised win let alone a prime Mike Tyson.

Just not comparable.martin was awful tonight.
It's good to see that people recognise irony in todays internet world :lol:
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Taansend wrote:
Ginger one to watch wrote:Nowhere near as good,and hasn't got one recognised win let alone a prime Mike Tyson.

Just not comparable.martin was awful tonight.
It's good to see that people recognise irony in todays internet world :lol:
:lol:
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Cant believe I took the risk of putting money on Martin :brick: :doh: :lol:
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Buster Douglas can say he was THE heavyweight champion of the world . Martin wasn't and Joshua currently isn't
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Taansend wrote:Douglas had a so so career & then beat Tyson for the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to the Florida Keys.

Martin had a so so career & then beat no one for a sixth of the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to wherever he wants with $8,000,000 :lol:
:lol: :lol:

Martin is :lol: :lol: all the way to the bank! :TU: :TU:
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Looked frightened to commit. Probably AJs easiest fight. At least he knew he was in a fight when he fought Dillian White. Martin wouldn't make a sparring partner for AJ.
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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lefty wrote:Cant believe I took the risk of putting money on Martin :brick: :doh: :lol:

newbie.
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Rexob wrote:
lefty wrote:Cant believe I took the risk of putting money on Martin :brick: :doh: :lol:

newbie.
fornicate you :lol:
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Fairplay to Martin though, that's a huge payment for that farcical performance and a nice life to look forward too :clap: :TU:
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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lefty wrote:
Rexob wrote:
lefty wrote:Cant believe I took the risk of putting money on Martin :brick: :doh: :lol:

newbie.
eff you :lol:
:D
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Yeah can't argue with that.
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Rexob wrote:
lefty wrote:Cant believe I took the risk of putting money on Martin :brick: :doh: :lol:

newbie.
Tyson Fury did, a whole grand.
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I'll be in the Keys in late June. I'll get a photo....
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Taansend wrote:Douglas had a so so career & then beat Tyson for the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to the Florida Keys.

Martin had a so so career & then beat no one for a sixth of the title, got a HUGE payday in his first defence & then pretty much retired to wherever he wants with $8,000,000 :lol:
Was thinking of this yesterday before the fight. It must be one of the best pieces of business/career guidance there has ever been! The guy can retire comfortable in his twenties without having taken too much punishment and without having any real talent (to merit that pay). He's onto a winner. There's been far more deserving guys that wouldn't have earned a fraction on his wage last night in their whole careers but that's our sport! Never fair.
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Awful, attention seeking comparison.
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Tuan_Jim wrote:Awful, attention seeking comparison.
Someone lost money :lol:
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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Douglas a much better fighter than Martin.

I heard he got 3.5 million dollars not 8. Still life changing money though.
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These American yahoo heavyweights have a long history of haemorrhaging their money. Wouldn't surprise me if Martin is broke by the end of the year.
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PredatorHayds wrote:Douglas a much better fighter than Martin.

I heard he got 3.5 million dollars not 8. Still life changing money though.
By the time the tax man & his entourage get their share he'll be left with about $500,000.

Looks like he'll be back over here for David Price then.
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Re: Charles Martin Is The 21st Century Buster Douglas

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No comparison at all.

Douglas was a very good, seasoned and experienced fighter who came from cast iron fighting stock in his old man, Billy Douglas. He was well schooled in the sport but his heart and desire were in question throughout his career but he did have some good names on his resume with wins and losses which showed how good he could be, as well as that weakness as he fought Tony Tucker, Oliver McCall, Greg Page, Mike White, Jesse Ferguson, Tex Cobb, a debuting David Bey, Steffan Tungsted (who fought Spinks for this same IBF title), Mike Williams (Union Cane from Rocky 5 I think ), then Douglas beat the unified, seemingly unbeatable Mike Tyson in one of the most famous fights and biggest upsets in the history of the sport. Douglas was always considered a guy who shoulda, coulda, woulda until he put it all together against an admittedly out of sorts Tyson (but that version of Tyson probably still beats every active HW in this current year).

I do not think that has much in common with Charles Martin
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tobyh5 wrote:No comparison at all.

Douglas was a very good, seasoned and experienced fighter who came from cast iron fighting stock in his old man, Billy Douglas. He was well schooled in the sport but his heart and desire were in question throughout his career but he did have some good names on his resume with wins and losses which showed how good he could be, as well as that weakness as he fought Tony Tucker, Oliver McCall, Greg Page, Mike White, Jesse Ferguson, Tex Cobb, a debuting David Bey, Steffan Tungsted (who fought Spinks for this same IBF title), Mike Williams (Union Cane from Rocky 5 I think ), then Douglas beat the unified, seemingly unbeatable Mike Tyson in one of the most famous fights and biggest upsets in the history of the sport.

I do not think that has much in common with Charles Martin
Bloody hell, I still can't believe people are taking this seriously :roll:

Even the original post makes it obvious it's a joke..... :lol:
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Taansend wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:No comparison at all.

Douglas was a very good, seasoned and experienced fighter who came from cast iron fighting stock in his old man, Billy Douglas. He was well schooled in the sport but his heart and desire were in question throughout his career but he did have some good names on his resume with wins and losses which showed how good he could be, as well as that weakness as he fought Tony Tucker, Oliver McCall, Greg Page, Mike White, Jesse Ferguson, Tex Cobb, a debuting David Bey, Steffan Tungsted (who fought Spinks for this same IBF title), Mike Williams (Union Cane from Rocky 5 I think ), then Douglas beat the unified, seemingly unbeatable Mike Tyson in one of the most famous fights and biggest upsets in the history of the sport.

I do not think that has much in common with Charles Martin
Bloody hell, I still can't believe people are taking this seriously :roll:

Even the original post makes it obvious it's a joke..... :lol:
Feck me I am tired lol. Drove 300 miles last night before getting home literally in time for the ring walks. :zzz:
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