Bellew
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PredatorHayds
- Super Welterweight
- Posts: 4891
- Joined: 08 Jul 2015, 08:23
Re: Bellew
Sorry Fraser. I was being a Johnny Concrete
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forcefraser
- Heavyweight
- Posts: 5462
- Joined: 17 Jun 2008, 06:15
Re: Bellew
No worries la, I`ll let this one slide, but don`t think for one second, believe you me, that I`d usually let something like that slide. Cos I`mad like that, it`s just what I do. Dees fists feed de kids.PredatorHayds wrote:Sorry Fraser. I was being a Johnny Concrete
Come on the Blow Job, knock the ingrate into next week. Oddly looking forward to the fight, though I think it could be a stinker.
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mickey1975
- Heavyweight
- Posts: 23133
- Joined: 02 Mar 2009, 12:54
Re: Bellew
Bloke called Mark Quinn from Liverpool, has just been on the news as one of the top ten most wanted!Counter-puncher wrote:chiggsy wrote:Bellew likes to have some rather nasty "well known characters" round him during fight week fran perry and mark quinn being two of them.
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who are they when they're at home?
Re: Bellew
What is it with boxers and hanging out with gangsters? Benn being mates with Tony Tucker, all the issues around MGM... These lads are bad news. I suppose boxers are not really renowned for having much sense.mickey1975 wrote:Bloke called Mark Quinn from Liverpool, has just been on the news as one of the top ten most wanted!Counter-puncher wrote:chiggsy wrote:Bellew likes to have some rather nasty "well known characters" round him during fight week fran perry and mark quinn being two of them.
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who are they when they're at home?
For the record I quite like Bellew, for in his quieter more contemplative moments he seems like a good bloke, and he obviously knows that getting himself a bit worked up shifts tickets. He was easily the best thing in Creed and the Makabu win was fantastic, so I say fair play to him.
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Terry Dooley
- Welterweight
- Posts: 1664
- Joined: 25 Nov 2015, 09:07
Re: Bellew
As someone said, he's totally different as a person and as a fighter, especially during fight week. I always used to interview him on Friday evening's after weigh ins as he'd had a chance to relax by that point. We've added him as a columnist, totally honest and always gets a lot of reads. Shameless plug here: http://www.britishboxers.co.uk/2016/10/ ... alks-fury/.
He's similar to DeGale as he divides opinion. I've always found both really approachable. Once did a bemusing interview with TB at the Echo. A gang of lads behind us were being really rowdy so he put his arm around me to "Get you away from these lot, just in case they kick off" and kept his arm around me for the interview. We got a few odd looks, but that pretty much sums him up in some ways, he's a good guy who knows how to sell a fight and doesn't mind putting his black hat on when the time comes.
He's similar to DeGale as he divides opinion. I've always found both really approachable. Once did a bemusing interview with TB at the Echo. A gang of lads behind us were being really rowdy so he put his arm around me to "Get you away from these lot, just in case they kick off" and kept his arm around me for the interview. We got a few odd looks, but that pretty much sums him up in some ways, he's a good guy who knows how to sell a fight and doesn't mind putting his black hat on when the time comes.
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lefthook82
- Heavyweight
- Posts: 1837
- Joined: 07 Mar 2008, 04:33
Re: Bellew
If he continues to fight in the vein of his last 2 fights then I will become a fan because he is backing it up
You simply can not speak that much toss and then give Mo Farah a run for his money in the ring but he is living up to his nickname now
You simply can not speak that much toss and then give Mo Farah a run for his money in the ring but he is living up to his nickname now
Re: Bellew
His antics wash over me.
Im old enough to remember Jimmy Corkhill from Brookside though.
Im old enough to remember Jimmy Corkhill from Brookside though.