Give me a better insult or go to the current scene with that crap.BubiScholz wrote:Max Molyneux wrote:Indeed.BubiScholz wrote: ....and the world is a disc
Livra can;t talk after all the posts made by him about the bet!
Vitali also didn't like it to the body so Bruno could hurt him there even more and Vitali's stamina wasn't so good either.
maybe, but lirva is not on drugs like you.
Vitali - Bruno
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pundit
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Can you believe it - he's not on drugs, he is SOBER....Max Molyneux wrote:Give me a better insult or go to the current scene with that crap.BubiScholz wrote:Max Molyneux wrote: Indeed.
Livra can;t talk after all the posts made by him about the bet!
Vitali also didn't like it to the body so Bruno could hurt him there even more and Vitali's stamina wasn't so good either.
maybe, but lirva is not on drugs like you.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Not old enough to get a drink yetMax Molyneux wrote:I don't drink anything with Alcohol in it.
.............sorry couldn't resist. Why is that though Max?Bubi should be banned from the forum all he does is talk shit about British fighters and hype Germanics who need there mates to jump in on every fight (mates = refs, judges etc)
I don't visit the site too often but find it amusing how Bubi goes from being thought of as alright to a brit hater all the time. I don't think he hates British fighters unless their being compared with one of his favorites which is what most people do (esp Max - they're too similar). Fair play to both of them keeping their opinions when a lot of people shoot them down.
Also I think this would be a great fight with a good pace set from the off, Vitali would hopefully come out throwing lots of punches and Bruno would be behind the jab. Think Bruno will hurt Vitali at the start but think he takes a shot fairly well. Both fighters start to tire in the middle rounds where it's hard to tell what will happen. Bruno would take a lot of punishment in fights before going down (although sometimes he wouldn't know what to do) whereas Vitali has only been in deep water against Lennox, unless you include the Byrd fight where he quit.
60/40 in Vitali's favour
Also I think this would be a great fight with a good pace set from the off, Vitali would hopefully come out throwing lots of punches and Bruno would be behind the jab. Think Bruno will hurt Vitali at the start but think he takes a shot fairly well. Both fighters start to tire in the middle rounds where it's hard to tell what will happen. Bruno would take a lot of punishment in fights before going down (although sometimes he wouldn't know what to do) whereas Vitali has only been in deep water against Lennox, unless you include the Byrd fight where he quit.
60/40 in Vitali's favour
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Yes, good analysis. Bruno's jab kept most heavyweights honest, only Tyson with his bob and weave style ever really got in there early, and Vitali's curious head up style would be open to the jab.
Bruno would thunder home some lusty shots, but the lesser impact of Vitali's would undo him, as I don't think Bruno would have stopped Vitali with his lack of fluidity.
Bruno would thunder home some lusty shots, but the lesser impact of Vitali's would undo him, as I don't think Bruno would have stopped Vitali with his lack of fluidity.
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Grilling Machine
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Easy: C.JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Here's one; How long would Ottke have to be on his back before a German ref counted him out??
A. 10 mins
B. 2hrs
C. Never he'd DQ the opponent for violent conduct.
What have I won?
Of course, there could be a hidden D.
D. He isn't counted out, since the ref has been knocked unconscious with a steel chair.