BOXERS INTO MUSIC

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BOXERS INTO MUSIC

Post by danielbutler »

Bradley Pryce looks to have set his sights on a rap album. Which other boxers have gone into music aswell?
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Post by ManonFire »

Bradley Price rapping :lol:

Anyway I think Roy Jones has got his own record label and an album out
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Post by danielbutler »

yea mate it's on FW tv about it.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

naz was on totp with a single once.

de la hoya had an album out.

mayweather has his label.
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Post by Loynesy »

And they are, without exception, shit.
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Nigel Benn was pretty successful as a big club DJ.

Frank Bruno also had a go at djing but never quite made it.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Michael Jennings plays drums in a punk band called The Shoks.
their supposed to be pretty good.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

hitman_hatton1 wrote:naz was on totp with a single once.

de la hoya had an album out.

mayweather has his label.
The Prince is in the house. :lol:

As for Roy,he just raps about his boxing mostly.

Can't they do any other type though?
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danielbutler wrote:Bradley Pryce looks to have set his sights on a rap album. Which other boxers have gone into music aswell?
The boy struggles to string a cohenrent sentence together half the time, how the hell is he going to rap :D :D
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Joe Frazier used to tour singing Motown hits, he had a residency at one of the Vegas Casinos for a while in the 70's.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Yes, called Joe Frazier and the knockouts I believe. Think Larry Holmes followed with some sort of lounge singing act too.

Jim Watt used to serenade the crowd with Flower of Scotland everytime he defended his title, but never released it as a single for some reason.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/lancashire/going_o ... oks203.jpg

The Shoks, don't f*ck with the drummer
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Post by danielbutler »

michael jennings band check them out.

http://www.myspace.com/theshok

They sound pretty good.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Archie Moore recorded a track with jazz musician Lucky Thompson (I think that was his name) whom he was good friends with.

A young Muhammad Ali recorded a song with the late Sam Cooke.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Frazier could actually sing pretty damned good as a I recall.

Archie Moore used to play double bass and saxaphone too, he was a bit of a jazz musician.

Sugar Ray Dabbled with the drums I believe and was a pretty good tap dancer, dabbled with a career as a dancer after he retired.
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Post by RobD »

Ding_Ding wrote:Nigel Benn was pretty successful as a big club DJ.

Frank Bruno also had a go at djing but never quite made it.
And who could forget Nigel's single stand and fight.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Frank Bruno recorded a charity record with Eric Clapton many years ago. From what I recall it was pretty dire.
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Post by lamphey »

MightyWarrior wrote: Jim Watt used to serenade the crowd with Flower of Scotland everytime he defended his title, but never released it as a single for some reason.
But he did ... :o

http://www.vinylvulture.co.uk/images/re ... otland.jpg
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JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:
danielbutler wrote:Bradley Pryce looks to have set his sights on a rap album. Which other boxers have gone into music aswell?
The boy struggles to string a cohenrent sentence together half the time, how the hell is he going to rap :D :D
Doesn't stop most of the other mush mouthed rappers from recording.

Can't understand a word Fifty Cent or Kano come out with.

Barry McGuigan released an album back in the early 90s. His dad was a fairly big show band star and used to sing danny boy before Barry's fights.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

lamphey wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote: Jim Watt used to serenade the crowd with Flower of Scotland everytime he defended his title, but never released it as a single for some reason.
But he did ... :o

http://www.vinylvulture.co.uk/images/re ... otland.jpg
Holy moly :lol:
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Post by stujones »

Glenn Cateley sang his own enterance music, was planning to release it when he was WBC champion. Powerful voice, but wasn't a fan of the song... Sounded like a David Hasselhoff album track.
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Post by TerribleTerry »

Robin Reid was a keen DJ/clubber.

I remember meeting him when I was well smashed in Hush in Birmingham a good few years back.

Chewed his ear off about boxing for about half an hour whilst gurning - fair play to Robin he filled me in on the results from a show in Manchester he had been to earlier in the evening!
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Post by Old bones Ian »

stujones wrote:.. Sounded like a David Hasselhoff album track.
So are you admiting to owning a David Hasselhoff album? :TU:
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Post by rhino222 »

RobD wrote:
Ding_Ding wrote:Nigel Benn was pretty successful as a big club DJ.

Frank Bruno also had a go at djing but never quite made it.
And who could forget Nigel's single stand and fight.
i remember it...something to do with 'i will annoy ya, i will destroy ya, cos im big bad benn'....

cant find it on any of my 'now thats' albums... :-?
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