amwsnw wrote: ↑29 Mar 2018, 07:28
he could come back to Perth and fight Lucas. It would sell ok.
de Mori would be too gun shy to lock horns with Browne after getting
beaten up by a faded David Haye.
Speaking of Haye, he'll need to improve heaps to be competitive against Bellew
in their upcoming rematch in May.
What chance haye pulls out citing an injury ?
amwsnw wrote: ↑29 Mar 2018, 07:28
he could come back to Perth and fight Lucas. It would sell ok.
de Mori would be too gun shy to lock horns with Browne after getting
beaten up by a faded David Haye.
Speaking of Haye, he'll need to improve heaps to be competitive against Bellew
in their upcoming rematch in May.
What chance haye pulls out citing an injury ?
I want the drugs you're on! Haye was on his way to knocking Bellew out before his achilles went.
amwsnw wrote: ↑29 Mar 2018, 07:28
he could come back to Perth and fight Lucas. It would sell ok.
de Mori would be too gun shy to lock horns with Browne after getting
beaten up by a faded David Haye.
Speaking of Haye, he'll need to improve heaps to be competitive against Bellew
in their upcoming rematch in May.
What chance haye pulls out citing an injury ?
I want the drugs you're on! Haye was on his way to knocking Bellew out before his achilles went.
From memory only watched highlights of that fight
Didn't realise how serious the injury was.
Looks a real mess in the surgery photos. [much worse than a broken toe]
Apologies to "The Haymaker"
The Raw Prawn wrote: ↑29 Mar 2018, 08:09
de Mori would be too gun shy to lock horns with Browne after getting
beaten up by a faded David Haye.
Speaking of Haye, he'll need to improve heaps to be competitive against Bellew
in their upcoming rematch in May.
What chance haye pulls out citing an injury ?
I want the drugs you're on! Haye was on his way to knocking Bellew out before his achilles went.
From memory only watched highlights of that fight
Didn't realise how serious the injury was.
Looks a real mess in the surgery photos. [much worse than a broken toe]
Apologies to "The Haymaker"
It was an awful injury. The surgery photos were pretty graphic.
Surprised to see he's still competing but did look like a potentially intimidating heavyweight, definitely a powerful guy but haven't seen him fight since.
Still has a good record despite the loss to David Haye and since he's based in Europe now, his best bet is to fight a few more European heavyweights and build his experience up more before considering a title run.
Could eventually be looking at an area title like the PABA or WBC Asian boxing council or WBO oriental Heavyweight title that are currently vacant or maybe the OPBF and WBO Asia Pacific title held by Kyotaro Fujimoto (Japan) (Who is currently ranked 15th by the WBA and 6th by the WBO)
It is easy to get impressed with career win/loss records. However, until you look a bit deeper than the raw numbers they can be very misleading. Anyone getting overly excited about Mark de Mori's record needs to look a bit deeper.
Fighting fit and up and coming young blokes seems like too much hard work for Mark, who now being a denizen in Split, Croatia probably prefers to get stuck into the Zagrebački odrezak (veal steaks stuffed with ham and cheese, breaded and fried).
Not only is the great man headlining this TBA fest, he is also the promoter.
With all the local taxi-drivers gone into hiding, a desperate search over Europe is now underway to find suitable stiffs at short notice to fill the card.
Beltane wrote: ↑27 Jul 2018, 00:22
Not only is the great man headlining this TBA fest, he is also the promoter.
With all the local taxi-drivers gone into hiding, a desperate search over Europe is now underway to find suitable stiffs at short notice to fill the card.
TBA would have to rank as one of his toughest opponents to be fair.
Hadn't noticed De Mori is promoting it. Did notice that at least two of the other guys on the card had already fought him though. So it all ties in.
Mark De Mori continues to plumb the very murkiest depths of the heavyweight division.
De Mori's next opponent is a dreadful Hungarian who has only had six pro fights and you guessed it, been knocked out in his two most recent. Boxrec rate this guy at 1,017 of the 1,294 active world heavyweights.
Haye was on his way to knocking Bellew out before his achilles went.
