Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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I didn’t even realise he was still in the game. You never hear about him.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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tony1234 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 12:43 Imagine being signed to Don King in 2020, when was the last time he put on a decent show ?
It's almost like he's only still in the game just to occasionally, contractually screw fighters until he gets paid without putting on a show himself.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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margaret thatcher wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 11:55 get soko in there
Talking about fighters who have had an interesting year, he's managed to do a tour of Europe whilst the rest of us have been stuck at home. Fought in Belarus in August, Ukraine and in September and Poland in October.

"Got gloves, will travel through Europe"
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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jameswilson wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 11:10
dookus wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 10:59 Trust the ghost of America's favourite boxing villain to spoil my betting weekend
The head tells me Dave Allen’s in unbelievable shape for the first time since the Lenroy Thomas rematch.

The head also tells me Allen is a guy capable of struggling and almost getting beat by obscure Argentinians but a few months later he comes and knocks Lucas Browne out for the count with a body shot.

Therefore the head tells me leave this one out when betting this weekend.
I'm not dropping a great deal on this! But I think Lovejoy is clearly such an overweight fraud that Allen can't fail to stop him barring injury.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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If Lovejoy gets pulled..........bring in The Savage
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Fray Bentos wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 20:31
gregregegg wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 15:39
Fray Bentos wrote: 28 Oct 2020, 10:34 Aren't we all forgetting, kids... HEAVYWEIGHTS - one punch and it is all over etc.

And ever since Buck Smith came over from his padded fighting career in the sticks of Oklahoma and KO'd Kirkland Laing even though he never had an amateur career and Kirk was on the cusp of a world title fight - I don't take any of these mugs for granted. :doh:
Forgot about HEAVYWEIGHTSSSSSSS 1 punch can change it all.... I just gotta put on 5 or 6 KGs and im a heavyweight. Cant wait to be able to knock anyone in the world spark out with one punch. even though i have brittle hands and wrists and can't punch, dosent mater if ya Heavyweight. Fury better not be running his mouth or ill chin him cause ill be HEAVYWEIGHT......
Are you a heavyweight boxer? That's interesting, if you are, you stand a chance, one punch etc - if you are just someone who weighs more than 14 st 4lbs then you're not and it doesn't sound like you are with all your self-confessed ailments. :roll:
Sounds to me like he is abit of a pasty to be honest carlos,think its in the name haha
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Shhhh wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 14:20
rhino222 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 13:59 If Lovejoy gets pulled..........bring in The Savage
Joe Savage?
Robbie?

Lily?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Boxing Prospect wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 13:32
margaret thatcher wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 11:55 get soko in there
Talking about fighters who have had an interesting year, he's managed to do a tour of Europe whilst the rest of us have been stuck at home. Fought in Belarus in August, Ukraine and in September and Poland in October.

"Got gloves, will travel through Europe"
Nice work, mate! What's your link on boxrec, if you don't mind sharing?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Dickinson / Akinlade in the frame to replace Lovejoy .
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Floyd the snake wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 15:47 Dickinson / Akinlade in the frame to replace Lovejoy .
Have I missed something - is lovejoy now a doubt for this fight ?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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JimJim2009 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 16:00
Floyd the snake wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 15:47 Dickinson / Akinlade in the frame to replace Lovejoy .
Have I missed something - is lovejoy now a doubt for this fight ?
Yeah something to do with Don King (I know!) having his claws into Lovejoy
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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littlepug wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 16:17
JimJim2009 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 16:00
Floyd the snake wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 15:47 Dickinson / Akinlade in the frame to replace Lovejoy .
Have I missed something - is lovejoy now a doubt for this fight ?
Yeah something to do with Don King (I know!) having his claws into Lovejoy
Cheers mate, wow I would take a stab in the dark and guess Don is trying to shake somebody down for wonga at the 11th hour
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Gnome wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 14:48
Boxing Prospect wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 13:32
margaret thatcher wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 11:55 get soko in there
Talking about fighters who have had an interesting year, he's managed to do a tour of Europe whilst the rest of us have been stuck at home. Fought in Belarus in August, Ukraine and in September and Poland in October.

"Got gloves, will travel through Europe"
Nice work, mate! What's your link on boxrec, if you don't mind sharing?
Not me, but Soko (Kamil Sokolowski https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/698269)
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Boxing Prospect wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 16:48
Gnome wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 14:48
Boxing Prospect wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 13:32

Talking about fighters who have had an interesting year, he's managed to do a tour of Europe whilst the rest of us have been stuck at home. Fought in Belarus in August, Ukraine and in September and Poland in October.

"Got gloves, will travel through Europe"
Nice work, mate! What's your link on boxrec, if you don't mind sharing?
Not me, but Soko (Kamil Sokolowski https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/698269)
I misread your post, thought you were referring to yourself! Soko is a legend though :bag:
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Silly question...... do matchroom not employ lawyers etc to look into the contractual legitimacy of fighters before big boxing bills?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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rhino222 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 17:34 Silly question...... do matchroom not employ lawyers etc to look into the contractual legitimacy of fighters before big boxing bills?
Very difficult to do. I don't know of any publicly available register of contracts between boxers and promoters, and Lovejoy is absolutely nobody, so I dunno how they could have found out about the (alleged) contract with King even if they'd looked. I had no idea he was still involved in boxing in any capacity.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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rhino222 wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 17:34 Silly question...... do matchroom not employ lawyers etc to look into the contractual legitimacy of fighters before big boxing bills?
I think it’s difficult. The fighter has said he doesn’t have a promotional or managerial agreement so the lawyers don’t have anything to check unless there’s a central database to cross reference against.

If he’d said that he had a contract but was under the impression it had expired then they could have gone through that but it’s bloody difficult if the fighter isn’t honest.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Would it be that hard to get a decent opponent for Dave Allen?

Any decent fighter in shape would be up for it
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Fighters still sign with King?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Realisticly ,, does anyone care , i mean really , what you missing out on , a guy who mostly can't be bothered training , is only bang average at best even when he does train ,, and can't be trusted anyway going by the results and inquiry into his fight not long ago , fighting a gimmee fight against a guy who's trainer sat shaking his head , has he was telling him HOW to hit the heavy bag ..... C'mon , theres hundreds of guys out there who are in condition and will jump at the chance for the exposure , and give a 6 rnd war , for a fraction of the cost s
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Nightmare Roy wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 19:31 Fighters still sign with King?
As it's King, Lovejoy probably didn't realise he'd signed.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Cholo_cws wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 20:02
Nightmare Roy wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 19:31 Fighters still sign with King?
As it's King, Lovejoy probably didn't realise he'd signed.
Lovejoy take free promo
into his eyes i see fear, pussy
he allready lost the fight
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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Lovejoy looked awful in that only bit of footage of him , wouldn't have gone 3 rounds .
As someone else said there must be a decent heavy in shape to step in at very short notice .
What about Eddie's new mate Babic , or is he just ppv material now ?
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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At least the link to Don King explains hos top 15 WBA ranking, just surprised now he isn't mandatary.
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Re: Dave Allen v Christopher Lovejoy

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coneye wrote: 29 Oct 2020, 19:34 Realisticly ,, does anyone care , i mean really , what you missing out on , a guy who mostly can't be bothered training , is only bang average at best even when he does train ,, and can't be trusted anyway going by the results and inquiry into his fight not long ago , fighting a gimmee fight against a guy who's trainer sat shaking his head , has he was telling him HOW to hit the heavy bag ..... C'mon , theres hundreds of guys out there who are in condition and will jump at the chance for the exposure , and give a 6 rnd war , for a fraction of the cost s
Agreed. The guy's ranked something like #440 by Boxrec, has bizarrely only fought in Tijuana and been having rematches with boxers he stopped in the first round. Fast Eddie would love this thread. Probably thinks he could serve up anything to fans.
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