HUGE fight on Saturday.......

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states
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HUGE fight on Saturday.......

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Yes, it's the one you've all been waiting for, courtesy of the Beeb's Sport Relief: Jack Osbourne against some geezer who was in S Club 7:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_ ... 152282.stm

The bloke from S Club is being trained by Jimmy Mac, and claims to have been working his arse off.

Get your money on Osbourne.
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states wrote:
The bloke from S Club is being trained by Jimmy Mac, and claims to have been working his arse off.

so it means he will come in 2 stone over weight ??
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Post by BunglesFingers »

If its just the 2 extra stone he can count himself lucky.
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Post by nickd »

Jack Osbourne has trained at Muay Thai for a while and had some fights I believe.

I wont be tuning in!
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Jimmy Mac can get Taks weight down 7 pounds but puts 25lbs on Williams!

Bradley will probably win.
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nickd wrote:Jack Osbourne has trained at Muay Thai for a while and had some fights I believe.

I wont be tuning in!
I see him training out in Thailand(I think)it was on his programme he had going for a while on itv 2.
He trained for about 3 or so weeks,then had a fight with a guy that I would guess to be at least 50 years old,in one of them bars that have the ring in the centre of the place in Thailand.
He stopped the old fella I think.
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Post by nickd »

Could help I suppose. I think he continued the Muay Thai training though after that fight. I might be wrong.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

So where does the BBBoC stand on the fact that pro trainers are involved with this , unless the bout is under the ABA?

otherwise wouldn't this be a form of unlicienced boxing? and the pro trainers shouldn't be involved
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Post by nickd »

I remember before the first of these bouts the BBBoC tried to put a stop to it. Not sure how it was worked out.
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