Cult heroes....

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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04
sgtcecil wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 17:33 Always enjoyed watching Kevin Anderson - the drama in his win against Young Mutley was fantastic. Don’t recall the locals enjoying it in the same way as I did!

What happened to Anderson?
Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!
Kevin failed a brain scan in the build up to a fight and never fought again. Still kicking about Methil/Leven in Fife, think he works in a factory now. Lad I know through work is pally with him
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fizzjambo wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:17
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04
sgtcecil wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 17:33 Always enjoyed watching Kevin Anderson - the drama in his win against Young Mutley was fantastic. Don’t recall the locals enjoying it in the same way as I did!

What happened to Anderson?
Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!
Kevin failed a brain scan in the build up to a fight and never fought again. Still kicking about Methil/Leven in Fife, think he works in a factory now. Lad I know through work is pally with him
Cheers for that mate :TU:
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:04 Who's your favourite cult hero? I always had a soft spot for Danny Williams. Bit of an enigma but he could fight and was a likeable character.
I saw the thread "cult heroes" and thought, "I'll go on that and make the case for Danny Williams"
I just love the guy - won and lost small fortunes on his fights as you never knew which Danny was gonna show up.
My favourite fight was a £4.99 PPV on YouTube vs Airich - just one of the most thrilling fights in its own right, but with a monkey on Danny by KO it was like Alton Towers on speed.
:box:
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I’m surprised Peter Buckley hasn’t had a mention yet
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I liked Del Bryan. He would take on anyone.
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skanksta wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:21
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:04 Who's your favourite cult hero? I always had a soft spot for Danny Williams. Bit of an enigma but he could fight and was a likeable character.
I saw the thread "cult heroes" and thought, "I'll go on that and make the case for Danny Williams"
I just love the guy - won and lost small fortunes on his fights as you never knew which Danny was gonna show up.
My favourite fight was a £4.99 PPV on YouTube vs Airich - just one of the most thrilling fights in its own right, but with a monkey on Danny by KO it was like Alton Towers on speed.
:box:
With possibly the worst referee in boxing history and Airich’s manager ringing the bell halfway through a round!
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skanksta wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:21
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:04 Who's your favourite cult hero? I always had a soft spot for Danny Williams. Bit of an enigma but he could fight and was a likeable character.
I saw the thread "cult heroes" and thought, "I'll go on that and make the case for Danny Williams"
I just love the guy - won and lost small fortunes on his fights as you never knew which Danny was gonna show up.
My favourite fight was a £4.99 PPV on YouTube vs Airich - just one of the most thrilling fights in its own right, but with a monkey on Danny by KO it was like Alton Towers on speed.
:box:
Didn't they try and job him in that fight and he won by KO or am I thinking of someone else?
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:10
boxingknockout wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:05 I don’t have any heroes except Jesus Christ.
Not even Bruce Willis :maybe:
No. And certainly not Chuck Norris either....
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DaVarryl “Touch of Sleep” Williamson, the American HW from a few years ago.

Gotta shown some love for Danny Williams as well :TU:
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:05 The first cùnt that says Charles Manson or something similar needs to be castrated :OhYes:
Yep. That's why I lost ALL respect to Malik Scott. He seemed as a decent guy until I read that Charles Manson is his hero :brick:
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Boxing Writer wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:52
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:05 The first cùnt that says Charles Manson or something similar needs to be castrated :OhYes:
Yep. That's why I lost ALL respect to Malik Scott. He seemed as a decent guy until I read that Charles Manson is his hero :brick:
Malik Scott is just the guy that fell down from a little bit of nothing to Deontay Wilder to me. That non-effort pretty much defines his Boxing existence to me.
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Ji Hoon Kim's fights were always a lot of fun

Teddy Reid was very entertaining too

Not World Championship caliber guys, more like ESPN FNF kinda guys, but I always enjoyed their fights.
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gilgamesh wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:53
Boxing Writer wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:52
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:05 The first cùnt that says Charles Manson or something similar needs to be castrated :OhYes:
Yep. That's why I lost ALL respect to Malik Scott. He seemed as a decent guy until I read that Charles Manson is his hero :brick:
Malik Scott is just the guy that fell down from a little bit of nothing to Deontay Wilder to me. That non-effort pretty much defines his Boxing existence to me.
Yes, and he also blatantly quit against Chisora. After getting hit by subpar punch (although I'm not sure if he was hit by that punch at all) he went down and decided to stay at the floor. When the referee stopped the fight Scott artistically protested the stoppage

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gilgamesh wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:53
Boxing Writer wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:52
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 13:05 The first cùnt that says Charles Manson or something similar needs to be castrated :OhYes:
Yep. That's why I lost ALL respect to Malik Scott. He seemed as a decent guy until I read that Charles Manson is his hero :brick:
Malik Scott is just the guy that fell down from a little bit of nothing to Deontay Wilder to me. That non-effort pretty much defines his Boxing existence to me.
He went the distance with Ortiz in an absolute howler of a fight! I found myself wishing for a mild stroke during that contest! It was fuckin AIDS
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Yeah I remember that too. I kinda wish I didn't, but I do.

Malik Scott sucks
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04
sgtcecil wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 17:33 Always enjoyed watching Kevin Anderson - the drama in his win against Young Mutley was fantastic. Don’t recall the locals enjoying it in the same way as I did!

What happened to Anderson?
Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
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Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04
sgtcecil wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 17:33 Always enjoyed watching Kevin Anderson - the drama in his win against Young Mutley was fantastic. Don’t recall the locals enjoying it in the same way as I did!

What happened to Anderson?
Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
I can't mind properly mate. I can remember the stoppage though and the ensuing riot afterwards lol. He was well behind as well at the time of the KO. I might actually try and find that on YouTube and watch it tonight!
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:14
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04

Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
I can't mind properly mate. I can remember the stoppage though and the ensuing riot afterwards lol. He was well behind as well at the time of the KO. I might actually try and find that on YouTube and watch it tonight!

He was hard as nails Anderson. Muttley could hit!
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Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04
sgtcecil wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 17:33 Always enjoyed watching Kevin Anderson - the drama in his win against Young Mutley was fantastic. Don’t recall the locals enjoying it in the same way as I did!

What happened to Anderson?
Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
Heaviest knock down I ever saw in the flesh without the dude being absolutely sparko, I mean, I never saw anyone take a shot like that without they were sparko. Went down like he'd been shot in the head, head banged on the canvas too I think. Muttley landed probably four or five more hooks big enough to knock out or stop a lot of welters, I could heart the sickening thumps fucken ten rows or more back. That fight must have took years off Andersons career, insane chin and conditioning and heart to come though it.
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Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:16
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:14
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11


From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
I can't mind properly mate. I can remember the stoppage though and the ensuing riot afterwards lol. He was well behind as well at the time of the KO. I might actually try and find that on YouTube and watch it tonight!

He was hard as nails Anderson. Muttley could hit!
He was. I thought initially that he'd spank Kevin McIntyre but he was completely schooled twice! I even thought Anderson would win the rematch and the first was a one off but he was schooled again. McIntyre was a classy southpaw though and could cause problems for most domestically when he was on his game (Kell Brook aside lol)
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Counter-puncher wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:17
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04

Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
Heaviest knock down I ever saw in the flesh without the dude being absolutely sparko, I mean, I never saw anyone take a shot like that without they were sparko. Went down like he'd been shot in the head, head banged on the canvas too I think. Muttley landed probably four or five more hooks big enough to knock out or stop a lot of welters, I could heart the sickening thumps fucken ten rows or more back. That fight must have took years off Andersons career, insane chin and conditioning and heart to come though it.
Might have fuckin known you were there! Take it you started the riot! :maybe:
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Counter-puncher wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:17
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:11
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 18:04

Always wondered what happened to him. Kevin McIntyre schooled him twice and he seemed to just disappear. The Mutley win was a cracking win for him. Was behind if I remember correctly then banged him out in the tenth. There was a fair bit of crowd trouble. He beat a past his best Eamonn Magee as well which was still a good win for him. Magee was a hard bastard!

From what Ive been told, Anderson got sick of the game. He was treated very badly in Manchester and just went back on the tools. I seen him a few years ago on a site and he was a big guy for a lt welter. He must have killed to get down. Best spar ive seen was him and peely Mcneil, rapid and both could hit.

Against Muttley, Anderson was out on the way down and woke up when his head hit the canvas, was a left hook if I mind right?
Heaviest knock down I ever saw in the flesh without the dude being absolutely sparko. Went down like he'd been shot in the head. Muttley landed probably four or five more hooks big enough to knock out or stop a lot of welter, I could heart the sickening thumps fucken ten rows or more back. That fight must have took years off Andersons career, insane chin and conditioning and heart to come though it.
Wow, that must have been an awesome fight to watch man. He was really well thought of up here, he had a lot of skill as well, he was pushed towards the pressure fighting style because of his short arms but he could be slick on his feet and his hands were like a blurr in the amatuers.
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Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:19
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:16
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:14

I can't mind properly mate. I can remember the stoppage though and the ensuing riot afterwards lol. He was well behind as well at the time of the KO. I might actually try and find that on YouTube and watch it tonight!

He was hard as nails Anderson. Muttley could hit!
He was. I thought initially that he'd spank Kevin McIntyre but he was completely schooled twice! I even thought Anderson would win the rematch and the first was a one off but he was schooled again. McIntyre was a classy southpaw though and could cause problems for most domestically when he was on his game (Kell Brook aside lol)
I think Ando was fucked up after the wars. He just couldnt get past Kevs jab...I honestly thought MacIntyre would give Brook some bother!
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Yeah the atmosphere was something else.

Funny you mention him being a better boxer than he ended up seeming, he was much too irresponsible defensively still but the way he boxed his way back in against Muttley showed a fair bit of intelligence. He obviously cottoned that Muttley couldn't work hard for 3 minutes and did a decent job of keeping him active through the round without taking too many risks, just getting caught through inattentiveness sometimes. I'll have to watch it again, it's been a while.
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Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:22
Stuarty30 wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:19
Tomasino wrote: 23 Jan 2018, 19:16


He was hard as nails Anderson. Muttley could hit!
He was. I thought initially that he'd spank Kevin McIntyre but he was completely schooled twice! I even thought Anderson would win the rematch and the first was a one off but he was schooled again. McIntyre was a classy southpaw though and could cause problems for most domestically when he was on his game (Kell Brook aside lol)
I think Ando was fucked up after the wars. He just couldnt get past Kevs jab...I honestly thought MacIntyre would give Brook some bother!
Kevin had an excellent jab. He was better in sparring than he showed in his pro career although he obviously had a cracking career. I fancied Brook to stop Kevin but not in the manner he did. I actually watched the first Brook v Jones fight when he really struggled with Kev in Paisley. We were at my mates engagement party and we ended up leaving the function and going to bar downstairs to watch fight :lol:
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