I'll ask the obvious question what you doing with your £19.95 on Saturday
Pub or do you fancy getting a curry and possibly a peshwari naan?
Jokes aside, I myself will not be purchasing that CARD !
sorry lad had a few pints after works and thought today was Friday i'll edit that !rd350lc wrote:And there was me thinking it was on Saturday Eve .
Good decision pal, catch up on social media or youtube the next morning !mimmy123 wrote:I'm on earlies over the weekend so wont be stopping up for the fight. I like to be in bed at around 10pm when im on earlies and this fight does not warrant me to lose sleep over. I'm pretty sure AJ will win so ill try to watch the reply on Youtube or something.
Yeh, ive watched all Aj's fights to date but cannot justify losing sleep over this one. I will kick myself if this turns out to be Tyson v Douglas when I check the results at 6am. I didnt stay up for the Tyson fight either when he fought Douglas and nearly choked on my morning coffee when I put on CEEFAX.kbackup408 wrote:Good decision pal, catch up on social media or youtube the next morning !mimmy123 wrote:I'm on earlies over the weekend so wont be stopping up for the fight. I like to be in bed at around 10pm when im on earlies and this fight does not warrant me to lose sleep over. I'm pretty sure AJ will win so ill try to watch the reply on Youtube or something.
ah sirmimmy123 wrote:Yeh, ive watched all Aj's fights to date but cannot justify losing sleep over this one. I will kick myself if this turns out to be Tyson v Douglas when I check the results at 6am. I didnt stay up for the Tyson fight either when he fought Douglas and nearly choked on my morning coffee when I put on CEEFAX.kbackup408 wrote:Good decision pal, catch up on social media or youtube the next morning !mimmy123 wrote:I'm on earlies over the weekend so wont be stopping up for the fight. I like to be in bed at around 10pm when im on earlies and this fight does not warrant me to lose sleep over. I'm pretty sure AJ will win so ill try to watch the reply on Youtube or something.
kbackup408 wrote:ah sirmimmy123 wrote:Yeh, ive watched all Aj's fights to date but cannot justify losing sleep over this one. I will kick myself if this turns out to be Tyson v Douglas when I check the results at 6am. I didnt stay up for the Tyson fight either when he fought Douglas and nearly choked on my morning coffee when I put on CEEFAX.kbackup408 wrote:
Good decision pal, catch up on social media or youtube the next morning !, you have a few more years on your clock than myself I remember getting into boxing just Audley fought Harrison (first time)
I remember when satellite tv first came out in this country and I bought a second hand dish and box for £150 in a second hand shop near Middlesbrough. I lived in a flat at the time but got it mounted and was buzzing when I could get loads of channels that had boxing on. RTL, TV1000 Screensport etc. I used to be up all times of the night as well and wouldnt miss a fight.bigjack wrote:kbackup408 wrote:ah sirmimmy123 wrote:
Yeh, ive watched all Aj's fights to date but cannot justify losing sleep over this one. I will kick myself if this turns out to be Tyson v Douglas when I check the results at 6am. I didnt stay up for the Tyson fight either when he fought Douglas and nearly choked on my morning coffee when I put on CEEFAX., you have a few more years on your clock than myself I remember getting into boxing just Audley fought Harrison (first time)
I watched all Tyson's fights at silly o'clock in the morning and literally could not believe what was happening when round after round he got battered,the single biggest upset in boxing history in my time.
Wish it bloody waskbackup408 wrote:sorry lad had a few pints after works and thought today was Friday i'll edit that !rd350lc wrote:And there was me thinking it was on Saturday Eve .
no full respect bro, if this was fight near me I would snap up tickets especially if it was 30 quidBoxerbeetle wrote:I’ve got tickets as it’s in my home city and I like attending live shows.
But if it was being held somewhere else, I wouldn’t bother traveling for it or buying it on PPV.
Without sounding like a proper geek, its humbling reading older cats stories about boxing it inspires me (in my late 20's) to watch this sport for a very long time.mimmy123 wrote:I remember when satellite tv first came out in this country and I bought a second hand dish and box for £150 in a second hand shop near Middlesbrough. I lived in a flat at the time but got it mounted and was buzzing when I could get loads of channels that had boxing on. RTL, TV1000 Screensport etc. I used to be up all times of the night as well and wouldnt miss a fight.bigjack wrote:kbackup408 wrote:
ah sir, you have a few more years on your clock than myself I remember getting into boxing just Audley fought Harrison (first time)
I watched all Tyson's fights at silly o'clock in the morning and literally could not believe what was happening when round after round he got battered,the single biggest upset in boxing history in my time.
I just never thought Douglas would beat Tyson. Wish I had stopped up for it now though.
Its a shame I closed my Youtube boxing channel down, I had over 4000 fights mainly from the mid to late 80's to late 90's. You would have loved the 80's and 90's best time in boxing.kbackup408 wrote:Without sounding like a proper geek, its humbling reading older cats stories about boxing it inspires me (in my late 20's) to watch this sport for a very long time.mimmy123 wrote:I remember when satellite tv first came out in this country and I bought a second hand dish and box for £150 in a second hand shop near Middlesbrough. I lived in a flat at the time but got it mounted and was buzzing when I could get loads of channels that had boxing on. RTL, TV1000 Screensport etc. I used to be up all times of the night as well and wouldnt miss a fight.bigjack wrote:
I watched all Tyson's fights at silly o'clock in the morning and literally could not believe what was happening when round after round he got battered,the single biggest upset in boxing history in my time.
I just never thought Douglas would beat Tyson. Wish I had stopped up for it now though.
If its close to you you have to go being a boxing fan. The issue for me where I live its 20 miles in either direction before you hit civilization and a road that has 2 lanes. Up here in North yorks its not a great place to live if you are a lover of sports. The nearest venue for boxing for me is Leeds, 90 minutes drive, or Newcastle another 90 minute plus drive. The beauty of living in the middles of the country such as Leeds is that you have everything close by or by motorway or even by train. Here in the sticks its a pain in the arse to get out and see people.Boxerbeetle wrote:I’ve got tickets as it’s in my home city and I like attending live shows.
But if it was being held somewhere else, I wouldn’t bother traveling for it or buying it on PPV.
sent you a pm pal don't know if you received it or notmimmy123 wrote:Its a shame I closed my Youtube boxing channel down, I had over 4000 fights mainly from the mid to late 80's to late 90's. You would have loved the 80's and 90's best time in boxing.kbackup408 wrote:Without sounding like a proper geek, its humbling reading older cats stories about boxing it inspires me (in my late 20's) to watch this sport for a very long time.mimmy123 wrote:
I remember when satellite tv first came out in this country and I bought a second hand dish and box for £150 in a second hand shop near Middlesbrough. I lived in a flat at the time but got it mounted and was buzzing when I could get loads of channels that had boxing on. RTL, TV1000 Screensport etc. I used to be up all times of the night as well and wouldnt miss a fight.
I just never thought Douglas would beat Tyson. Wish I had stopped up for it now though.
Ive replied to you mateykbackup408 wrote:sent you a pm pal don't know if you received it or notmimmy123 wrote:Its a shame I closed my Youtube boxing channel down, I had over 4000 fights mainly from the mid to late 80's to late 90's. You would have loved the 80's and 90's best time in boxing.kbackup408 wrote:
Without sounding like a proper geek, its humbling reading older cats stories about boxing it inspires me (in my late 20's) to watch this sport for a very long time.
I had a collection of about 120 video tapes of mostly 80' and 90' fights and offered them free on here and didn't get a single taker so had to bin them as i didn't have the room for them,some of them i've never been able to find again anywhere.mimmy123 wrote:Its a shame I closed my Youtube boxing channel down, I had over 4000 fights mainly from the mid to late 80's to late 90's. You would have loved the 80's and 90's best time in boxing.kbackup408 wrote:Without sounding like a proper geek, its humbling reading older cats stories about boxing it inspires me (in my late 20's) to watch this sport for a very long time.mimmy123 wrote:
I remember when satellite tv first came out in this country and I bought a second hand dish and box for £150 in a second hand shop near Middlesbrough. I lived in a flat at the time but got it mounted and was buzzing when I could get loads of channels that had boxing on. RTL, TV1000 Screensport etc. I used to be up all times of the night as well and wouldnt miss a fight.
I just never thought Douglas would beat Tyson. Wish I had stopped up for it now though.