Drama at Chisora v Pulev weigh in

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clopixolacuphase wrote:
MarkMcBurney wrote: I love Dereck:
Yep. I'll always have a soft spot for him despite everything.

A heavyweight boxer on the rampage is an amazing thing. What can anybody do? Security are powerless and it doesn't matter how many people want to try and get in the way. All of them are ten hand men when it comes down to it. That video is quite something.
It's not that they are ten hand men, they are there to protect the fighters not try and see if they can mix it with them or not.
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Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
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Counter-puncher wrote:Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
Maybe, maybe not. Practically anyone is a ten hand man if they go loopy enough and need to be restrained without doing them any significant harm.
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Ogre wrote:I think you have to agree gentleman that my first post (above with illustrations) is perhaps the finest 'first' post ever seen on this
forum.

A quality post, from a quality poster.

You're lucky to have me here :TU:
Are you Horses alter ego?
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Sklar wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
Practically anyone is a ten hand man if they go loopy enough and need to be restrained without doing them any significant harm.
I'm not sure, I reckon even that unprofessional mob could handle me without too many problems, as I'm a skinny weak smoker and not a very large heavyweight boxer. Though id probably be a four or five hand man if someone pinched my weed.
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Ogre wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:Which makes you not seem like a real first time poster, but first time with that username. Let me guess, you realised you were a bit of a prick so trying to pretend you are someone else so you can start again with out the baggage of previous knobbish comments?

Just throwing a guess
Oh look everyone a forum hardman has popped up throwing his (less then considerable) weight around.

Back off sonny this can only end in humiliation for you.
That will be a yes then
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this is the new calm delboy remember.......god knows what the old del boy would have done.
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Counter-puncher wrote:
GlobalBox wrote:
JimJim2009 wrote:Anyone know del's weight ?
Think Chisora is 241 if I have worked it out right, great weight for him clearly put the work in, Think Pulev is the same as he normally is 248.

Good sign for chisora? He looked in better trim than I recall seeing for a while
I thought that , he looks the best iv'e ever seen him . maybe taking the game seriously for a change
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Stuarty30 wrote:
Ogre wrote:I think you have to agree gentleman that my first post (above with illustrations) is perhaps the finest 'first' post ever seen on this
forum.

A quality post, from a quality poster.

You're lucky to have me here :TU:
Are you Horses alter ego?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Chisora gets a taste of his own medicine. Well done liitle guy. I can imagine Chisora raging the whole day and coming wrecked for a fight. Which makes him even easier work for Pulev then he already was.
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Counter-puncher wrote:Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
In the true sense of the term, a ten hand man was a guy you'd have to send ten men out to take down. It's a dated phrase, which used to apply to villains and street fighters. But even a borderline world class heavyweight like Chisora is a ten hand man and it's certainly something to see.

In my previous career incarnation I have met a few, and it is no fun to get in their way. But it is sure exhilerating to see one in action.
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Tarkus wrote:Chisora gets a taste of his own medicine. Well done liitle guy. I can imagine Chisora raging the whole day and coming wrecked for a fight. Which makes him even easier work for Pulev then he already was.
Come on, be fair. If we're going to call Chisora a knob for doing that to others we need to call the guy who did it to him a knob too.

It's just shit behaviour. We can't say he hasn't brought it on himself but it's still not right.

Unfortunately for Derek, it seems he may have burnt too many bridges to be afforded the benefit of the doubt from now on.
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I don't blame Derek to a certain extent. Some pudendum throwing a bottle in my face...I would be looking to crack him myself.
Lol at the Sauerlands..I bet they didn't appreciate thier fighter Derek chucking them around when trying to calm him - Unless he wins and gets a AJ payday I doubt they will bother with Del again
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The Sauerlands, while slightly uneasy, will secretly quite like Delboy going on the rampage like that, because it gets the headlines for an otherwise humdrum heavyweight fight.

And the shameful little scrub who sucker punched him with the bottle, does seem to be part of Pulev team because he's standing right next to the big lump.
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Delboy has been promoted by the Sauerland's since F Warwen sacked him but from looking on Google they used to also promote Pulev - am I correct that they still do - so this is a fight between 2 fighters in same stable?
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BobD'Mello wrote:
Tarkus wrote:Chisora gets a taste of his own medicine. Well done liitle guy. I can imagine Chisora raging the whole day and coming wrecked for a fight. Which makes him even easier work for Pulev then he already was.
Come on, be fair. If we're going to call Chisora a knob for doing that to others we need to call the guy who did it to him a knob too.

It's just poo behaviour. We can't say he hasn't brought it on himself but it's still not right.

Unfortunately for Derek, it seems he may have burnt too many bridges to be afforded the benefit of the doubt from now on.
Not when its a retribution. Chisora grabbed Pulev and got a bottle in the face. Thats order restored in my book. I have no sympathy for Chisora and I'll cheer when he gets slayed later today. :twisted:
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Frank got rid of Chisora because he knows the guys finished. I think the Sauerland's picked him up just to feed him to Pulev. I would actually be surprised if Chisora beats Pulev. I think Pulev will stop Chisora around round 7.

Good luck to Chisora though!
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clopixolacuphase wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
In the true sense of the term, a ten hand man was a guy you'd have to send ten men out to take down. .

Ten men, two hands per man, wouldn't that make him a twenty hand man?
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Counter-puncher wrote:
clopixolacuphase wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Is a ten hand man like the opposite of a feather duster man?
In the true sense of the term, a ten hand man was a guy you'd have to send ten men out to take down. .

Ten men, two hands per man, wouldn't that make him a twenty hand man?
Perhaps you're right.
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How do you say 'he glarrrrrsssed me!!' In German?
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reggaereggae wrote:How do you say 'he glarrrrrsssed me!!' In German?

'er verglast mich' :lol:
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reggaereggae wrote:How do you say 'he glarrrrrsssed me!!' In German?
'Er verglast mich'
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