He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Someone's probably hit him a slap I'd imagine. It's his podgy wee pal that gets on my nipple ends more tbh! He's got a dial I wouldn't tire of striking!Tomasino wrote:He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Stuarty30 wrote:Someone's probably hit him a slap I'd imagine. It's his podgy wee pal that gets on my nipple ends more tbh! He's got a dial I wouldn't tire of striking!Tomasino wrote:He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Who's your mate?Tomasino wrote:Stuarty30 wrote:Someone's probably hit him a slap I'd imagine. It's his podgy wee pal that gets on my nipple ends more tbh! He's got a dial I wouldn't tire of striking!Tomasino wrote:
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
That's the first Ifilm thing I've watched for well over a year. The first time I heard 'Kugan Cassius' on YouTube I didn't like him.
I was in Thailand last year and at the big nightclub there was a few young guys going about one of them ginger, so I went 'where in Scotland you from?' And he said in his London accent that he worked for Ifilm London doing the camera work. Spoke about being pals wi Big Alex etc then bailed when my mate who was managed by Morrison started bad mouthing him
I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
I can't see Brook making 147 again.magwitch wrote:I’m reading here that Brook will not get his IBF belt taken off him. How does that work? How the heck does he go up to 160 and fight and then go back down in weight to defend it (they’re even talking about rematches whichever way it goes) - and also not be stripped?
Surely one of these eventualities must happen.
Also I see that Brook is deriving a bit of his confidence from the fact he has always “managed to do enough and always found a way to win”......it’s a nice thought indeed, but I don’t think it has much of a bearing to reality come September 10th.
I don’t think he is without a chance in this, but I don’t think his fights so far will has seasoned him enough for what Golovkin will show, especially down the stretch. I expect Golovkin to be in excellent cardio-vascular shape, same as against Murray....he can basically let his hands go without getting tired, so Brook has to be ultra-fit himself.
PredatorHayds wrote:I can't see Brook making 147 again.magwitch wrote:I’m reading here that Brook will not get his IBF belt taken off him. How does that work? How the heck does he go up to 160 and fight and then go back down in weight to defend it (they’re even talking about rematches whichever way it goes) - and also not be stripped?
Surely one of these eventualities must happen.
Also I see that Brook is deriving a bit of his confidence from the fact he has always “managed to do enough and always found a way to win”......it’s a nice thought indeed, but I don’t think it has much of a bearing to reality come September 10th.
I don’t think he is without a chance in this, but I don’t think his fights so far will has seasoned him enough for what Golovkin will show, especially down the stretch. I expect Golovkin to be in excellent cardio-vascular shape, same as against Murray....he can basically let his hands go without getting tired, so Brook has to be ultra-fit himself.
Yes, The two puffed up chancers who run it make the interviews very hard listening, especially that James prick... shame BN are so enamoured with them.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
That's the problem for me, the 02 is a pig to get home from, and the extra expense getting home makes it a very expensive night out, when you factor everything else in.MightyWarrior wrote:Yes, The two puffed up chancers who run it make the interviews very hard listening, especially that James prick... shame BN are so enamoured with them.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Anyone going to this... how the hell do you get back from the O2 at midnight, short of an Uber ...Night train jubilee line is coming but I don't think till the autumn which is October I guess
Was going to ask this. I've looked at tickets but they're well expensive.MightyWarrior wrote:Yes, The two puffed up chancers who run it make the interviews very hard listening, especially that James prick... shame BN are so enamoured with them.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Anyone going to this... how the hell do you get back from the O2 at midnight, short of an Uber ...Night train jubilee line is coming but I don't think till the autumn which is October I guess
That'd be the craziest and most unexpected Boxing result possibly ever if that happened.ILikeBeer wrote:Kell Brook, by brutal first round KO.
Why, are you in a hurry for Spence to get it?magwitch wrote:I’m reading here that Brook will not get his IBF belt taken off him. How does that work? How the heck does he go up to 160 and fight and then go back down in weight to defend it (they’re even talking about rematches whichever way it goes) - and also not be stripped?
Surely one of these eventualities must happen.
Also I see that Brook is deriving a bit of his confidence from the fact he has always “managed to do enough and always found a way to win”......it’s a nice thought indeed, but I don’t think it has much of a bearing to reality come September 10th.
I don’t think he is without a chance in this, but I don’t think his fights so far will has seasoned him enough for what Golovkin will show, especially down the stretch. I expect Golovkin to be in excellent cardio-vascular shape, same as against Murray....he can basically let his hands go without getting tired, so Brook has to be ultra-fit himself.
THISILikeBeer wrote:Kell Brook, by brutal first round KO.
Annoys me more the fact anyone, or two, of us on here couldve thought of the idea first and done minimum as good a job. But Nooooo, some of us were busy trying to corner an already saturated market with ideas like setting up websites like UK boxing press, others became promoters lackies, moving chairs and stacking programmes in exchange for free tickets and a picture with the headliner. Sometimes a prime seat facing the ring so people would see you on sky sports.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.Stuarty30 wrote:Who the hell dressed Kell?
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Wales wrote:Annoys me more the fact anyone, or two, of us on here couldve thought of the idea first and done minimum as good a job. But Nooooo, some of us were busy trying to corner an already saturated market with ideas like setting up websites like UK boxing press, others became promoters lackies, moving chairs and stacking programmes in exchange for free tickets and a picture with the headliner. Sometimes a prime seat facing the ring so people would see you on sky sports.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
When all along all we needed for our own TV show and cross promotional access was a bloody camcorder and an absolute basic knowledge of, well, anything.
"So im here with Billy Joe Saunders. The day is Tuesday. Its cloudy and we're in a car park. Billy, any news on your next fight?"
Hardly Parkinson in his pomp. Wonder how Kugan would deal with Emu attacking him mid interview.
Seen Eddie in the past talking about the main event being 10:30....so even allowing for that being off reckon we are looking more at 10:45/11. Should be out of there in time for last tubes.MightyWarrior wrote:Yes, The two puffed up chancers who run it make the interviews very hard listening, especially that James prick... shame BN are so enamoured with them.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.Tomasino wrote:
He's always been roasting. His suits match his voice.
Do you know if anyone's ever smacked that Kugan? That's the only Ifilm London I'd watch.
Anyone going to this... how the hell do you get back from the O2 at midnight, short of an Uber ...Night train jubilee line is coming but I don't think till the autumn which is October I guess
True - I can only imagine how trained journalists must feel when they see these sycophants.Stuarty30 wrote:Wales wrote:Annoys me more the fact anyone, or two, of us on here couldve thought of the idea first and done minimum as good a job. But Nooooo, some of us were busy trying to corner an already saturated market with ideas like setting up websites like UK boxing press, others became promoters lackies, moving chairs and stacking programmes in exchange for free tickets and a picture with the headliner. Sometimes a prime seat facing the ring so people would see you on sky sports.jamesmcdonnell wrote:
I can't abide the films, totally amateurish.
When all along all we needed for our own TV show and cross promotional access was a bloody camcorder and an absolute basic knowledge of, well, anything.
"So im here with Billy Joe Saunders. The day is Tuesday. Its cloudy and we're in a car park. Billy, any news on your next fight?"
Hardly Parkinson in his pomp. Wonder how Kugan would deal with Emu attacking him mid interview.
The art of the interview is largely dead now anyway - mostly it is fawning sycophancy wall-to-wall, but these guys make Alan Carr look like David Frost.bripez wrote:True - I can only imagine how trained journalists must feel when they see these sycophants.Stuarty30 wrote:Wales wrote:
Annoys me more the fact anyone, or two, of us on here couldve thought of the idea first and done minimum as good a job. But Nooooo, some of us were busy trying to corner an already saturated market with ideas like setting up websites like UK boxing press, others became promoters lackies, moving chairs and stacking programmes in exchange for free tickets and a picture with the headliner. Sometimes a prime seat facing the ring so people would see you on sky sports.
When all along all we needed for our own TV show and cross promotional access was a bloody camcorder and an absolute basic knowledge of, well, anything.
"So im here with Billy Joe Saunders. The day is Tuesday. Its cloudy and we're in a car park. Billy, any news on your next fight?"
Hardly Parkinson in his pomp. Wonder how Kugan would deal with Emu attacking him mid interview.
I think that Kugan comes from a wealthy family who were able to bankroll him dicking about with a camcorder whilst most of us have to get a job to pay bills etc.