Anyone suffering from boxing withdrawal symptoms?

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JamesPhilips
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Anyone suffering from boxing withdrawal symptoms?

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I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
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maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:15
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:18
maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:15
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
I’d watch the Makabu fight not I’m not so desperate to be watching Guidry!
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maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:25
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:18
maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:15

Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
I’d watch the Makabu fight not I’m not so desperate to be watching Guidry!
Wouldn’t you rather watch TR on Sky?
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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:31
maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:25
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:18

Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
I’d watch the Makabu fight not I’m not so desperate to be watching Guidry!
Wouldn’t you rather watch TR on Sky?
Yeah - I have been watching their shows. Not bad. Not worth staying up for but easy watching on a Sunday morning.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
more than definity , and williams eubanks is the perfect fight for it, years before corna the british irish was brilliant real shame for the fighters , is smith still fighting this weekend beefy smith
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brilo33 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 17:27
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
more than definity , and williams eubanks is the perfect fight for it, years before corna the british irish was brilliant real shame for the fighters , is smith still fighting this weekend beefy smith
Beefy fighting this weekend ?
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rd350lc wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 17:58
brilo33 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 17:27
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
more than definity , and williams eubanks is the perfect fight for it, years before corna the british irish was brilliant real shame for the fighters , is smith still fighting this weekend beefy smith
Beefy fighting this weekend ?
i thought he was planned for the 29th i dont see it in the bookies today tho
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no beefy is off gutter just saw booooo , see i dont like reading boxing news cause i watch a lot of fights back durning the week at work so dont want to see the results also i dont like reading sport journos opinions on the fight as it taints my view , good thing about this site you can post your view then read back
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brilo33 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 18:11 no beefy is off gutter just saw booooo , see i dont like reading boxing news cause i watch a lot of fights back durning the week at work so dont want to see the results also i dont like reading sport journos opinions on the fight as it taints my view , good thing about this site you can post your view then read back
Thats a shame mate , got me hopes up for a minute there .
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Got used to it now , the champs with the names cherry pick and the rest mostly don't fight each other in case they lose and don't get a much awaited shot at the best unti there old , past it or both ,,
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..
Is that the one where the loser has to cut his own pinky off
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These dry spells are harming boxing imo. While other sports are just powering on.

Let's be honest what's scheduled isn't that great either, there's a few interesting cards and main events but most undercards are extremely poor.

Most of debate online now is about nonsense around purse bids and fights that have fallen through or won't happen. Sad times for boxing.

Having what looks like 4 bigger promoters in the UK now is starting the cause issues making fights. The depth is not there at all, some of these undercards are really poor partly because of it.
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peter barlow wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 19:56 These dry spells are harming boxing imo. While other sports are just powering on.

Let's be honest what's scheduled isn't that great either, there's a few interesting cards and main events but most undercards are extremely poor.

Most of debate online now is about nonsense around purse bids and fights that have fallen through or won't happen. Sad times for boxing.

Having what looks like 4 bigger promoters in the UK now is starting the cause issues making fights. The depth is not there at all, some of these undercards are really poor partly because of it.
no doubt about peter, there was loads of domestic fighters pre corna , the domestic were on par if not better than the world fights. such a shame as it really is the only 1 percent who make the big money out of boxing gyms were shut for months, boxing was really on a crest a few years ago
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said…
Couldn't agree more with this, it's painful isn't it.
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dookus wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 19:00
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..
Is that the one where the loser has to cut his own pinky off
Lol
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Dry January coupled with no boxing. I'm climbing the walls with boredom
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forcefraser wrote: 29 Jan 2022, 15:02 Dry January coupled with no boxing. I'm climbing the walls with boredom
:TU:
I was gonna do dry January but the lack of boxing drove back me to drink.....
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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:18
maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:15
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:09 I’m clucking for a half decent fight….. I’m sick of hearing about percentages, negotiations, he said she said….. I’m just gagging for a good fight. I didn’t think I would miss it this much. I’d watch anything now…… triller triad combat even…..

Fingers crossed Williams Eubank delivers and isn’t cancelled at last minute for ‘covid’ reasons..::.
Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
I'm so sorry it's come to that for you :verysad:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
KiwiRider wrote: 29 Jan 2022, 20:00
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:18
maverick23 wrote: 28 Jan 2022, 16:15

Same. I’m buzzing for the shows next Saturday.
Fingers crossed..... ps anyone got a link for Trevor Bryan John Guidry? :lol:
I'm so sorry it's come to that for you :verysad:
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yes doin my nut in !!!

but thanks to the YT there is some great stuff like last night I rewatched Usyk give Gassiev a schooling
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