Diamante's replacement

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Big D just posted a pic of himself with Arturo Gatti.

Looks like a proper nonce in it.
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Dioufy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:00 Big D just posted a pic of himself with Arturo Gatti.

Looks like a proper nonce in it.
I don’t think it looks too bad….. Diamnate obv going through his full on Ali G phase then….



Also anyone question the wife photo? Never heard of him having a wife….. no images of this woman until then. He doesn’t say it’s his wife but he’s had wedding band and engagement ring
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If that turned up to babysit you then you’re gonna be feeling that you’re getting fingered.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:08
Dioufy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:00 Big D just posted a pic of himself with Arturo Gatti.

Looks like a proper nonce in it.
I don’t think it looks too bad….. Diamnate obv going through his full on Ali G phase then….



Also anyone question the wife photo? Never heard of him having a wife….. no images of this woman until then. He doesn’t say it’s his wife but he’s had wedding band and engagement ring
Yeah - I questioned it. As I hadn’t heard him mention a loved one I immediately thought she must be an actress. 👍
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maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

It’s clear he’s posted all this in response to the doubting. He’s definitely sustained injuries and been operated on. Surely that’s obvious to everyone now. Unless he’s had a scar tattooed on his back and paid these doctors to back him up.

I liked the way the Doc gingerly moved his rank dreads out the way like they were a piece of rubbish he’d rather not have encountered.

Diamanté cuts a bizarre figure. I’ve never understood what his appeal is. Weird dude.
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There's only one way you get hair like that... not washing it... and for a VERY long time. Utterly disgusting.
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Wee Tommy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:42
maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

It’s clear he’s posted all this in response to the doubting. He’s definitely sustained injuries and been operated on. Surely that’s obvious to everyone now. Unless he’s had a scar tattooed on his back and paid these doctors to back him up.

I liked the way the Doc gingerly moved his rank dreads out the way like they were a piece of rubbish he’d rather not have encountered.

Diamanté cuts a bizarre figure. I’ve never understood what his appeal is. Weird dude.
That’s my take too Tommy but seemingly others think the doctors and lady pictured with him are in on the act too.

Diamante is a strange one but I don’t mind his announcing and he seems to have solid knowledge of the history of boxing.
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maverick23 wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 11:05
Wee Tommy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:42
maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

It’s clear he’s posted all this in response to the doubting. He’s definitely sustained injuries and been operated on. Surely that’s obvious to everyone now. Unless he’s had a scar tattooed on his back and paid these doctors to back him up.

I liked the way the Doc gingerly moved his rank dreads out the way like they were a piece of rubbish he’d rather not have encountered.

Diamanté cuts a bizarre figure. I’ve never understood what his appeal is. Weird dude.
That’s my take too Tommy but seemingly others think the doctors and lady pictured with him are in on the act too.

Diamante is a strange one but I don’t mind his announcing and he seems to have solid knowledge of the history of boxing.
Boxings full of strange characters. I’m not saying I’d believe every word David Diamanté says but there’s comments on those twitter posts saying he faked this and was in drugs rehab…it’s no wonder he’s posted all this stuff up now.
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Wee Tommy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:42
maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

It’s clear he’s posted all this in response to the doubting. He’s definitely sustained injuries and been operated on. Surely that’s obvious to everyone now. Unless he’s had a scar tattooed on his back and paid these doctors to back him up.

I liked the way the Doc gingerly moved his rank dreads out the way like they were a piece of rubbish he’d rather not have encountered.

Diamanté cuts a bizarre figure. I’ve never understood what his appeal is. Weird dude.
:clap: noticed that too. Obviously Diamante has had some surgery on his spine. The question is whether he sustained the injuries in the manner he says…. Or whether it was routine planned surgery… or he exaggerated to a huge extent. For me the fact he has no grazes, bruises etc anywhere else on his body, deliberately avoided posting any photos on social media until he was called out (he loves posting photos of himself) and his previous lies over losing an arm in a similar ‘crash’ that wasn’t detailed on his social media PLUS the fact people investigated all the available police and crash data and found no mention of the incident….. makes me conclude he’s lying about the crash. The doctor getting involved is odd though, though so is the fact this guy spends all time defending Diamante story which is not his job as a doctor. Never seen that before.
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looks like he's wanking his hair off there :lol:
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Even the biggest lie has a tiny grain of truth in it.

Pathological liars come out with the strangest stuff. It gets to a point where they can’t separate truth from fiction in their own head any more.

I've known a couple. One was a guy who used to come into work with the most outlandish tales of getting a tow from a shark, owning a hotel in Scotland and hosting swinging parties in his giant hot tub. The other was a mate of my sister’s who just couldn’t help herself. She would get caught in a lie and just keep it going and used to come out with complete nonsense. I never understood how people didn’t see through the blatant nonsense. Her husband was oblivious. She was serially cheating on him and he was utterly clueless.
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maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

Anyone an expert on scars? How old is that scar on his back? I can't tell if it's old or new.
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Hard to really tell on a phone.

A recent scar won’t be white, that’s for sure. It takes ages to get the scar tissue.
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Gerard Verlotta has been a ringside physician for the NY State Athletic Commission for Boxing & MMA since 1993. So David will have almost certainly known him for a long time.

Also, for those who remember Magomed Abdulsalamov, Dr Verlotta was in his changing room after his fight with Perez. Dr Verlotta's insurers settled with Abdulsalamev i.e. paid him a chunk of money after Magomed's representatives alleged that he "failed to arrange for appropriate and timely medical intervention."
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Diamanté currently dancing to sweet Caroline

Discuss
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Dioufy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 17:15 Diamanté currently dancing to sweet Caroline

Discuss
Good movement of the hips but I would have liked a bit more synchronisation with the music. 6/10 for me.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 13:38
Wee Tommy wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 10:42
maverick23 wrote: 15 Apr 2022, 09:26 Is this guy in on the act too?

It’s clear he’s posted all this in response to the doubting. He’s definitely sustained injuries and been operated on. Surely that’s obvious to everyone now. Unless he’s had a scar tattooed on his back and paid these doctors to back him up.

I liked the way the Doc gingerly moved his rank dreads out the way like they were a piece of rubbish he’d rather not have encountered.

Diamanté cuts a bizarre figure. I’ve never understood what his appeal is. Weird dude.
:clap: noticed that too. Obviously Diamante has had some surgery on his spine. The question is whether he sustained the injuries in the manner he says…. Or whether it was routine planned surgery… or he exaggerated to a huge extent. For me the fact he has no grazes, bruises etc anywhere else on his body, deliberately avoided posting any photos on social media until he was called out (he loves posting photos of himself) and his previous lies over losing an arm in a similar ‘crash’ that wasn’t detailed on his social media PLUS the fact people investigated all the available police and crash data and found no mention of the incident….. makes me conclude he’s lying about the crash. The doctor getting involved is odd though, though so is the fact this guy spends all time defending Diamante story which is not his job as a doctor. Never seen that before.
So it’s odd now to respond to things you disagree with on a boxing forum?

The doctor said he was on call when Diamante arrived at the trauma bay. Would you go to the trauma bay for a routine operation? What about the pictures/videos of his knee that’s had all of the skin and a load of tissue come off it? What about the broken ribs mentioned by the second doctor too? Not sure they’d plan in a routine operation fixing multiple fractures on someone’s spine with all that going on.
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For what it's worth (not much, granted) I reckon there's elements of truth in it all but he's probably an embellisher. I used to work with a fella who told true stories but always added zeroes on to money numbers, exaggerated everything to the point of disbelief. Might be some of that going on.
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Never really got the dudes who embellish and tell obvious lies.

When I lived in the Brownsville projects mid 80's we would not stand for that kind of nonsense. We had it tough though, we were woken up hours before we even went to sleep. Thankfully I got a scholarship to Durham Uni and started a new life under a new name.

Still miss those brothers back in the hood.
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WWE couldn’t write a storyline as good as this. Jesus wept. What an oddball.
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forcefraser wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 07:01 Never really got the dudes who embellish and tell obvious lies.

When I lived in the Brownsville projects mid 80's we would not stand for that kind of nonsense. We had it tough though, we were woken up hours before we even went to sleep. Thankfully I got a scholarship to Durham Uni and started a new life under a new name.

Still miss those brothers back in the hood.
Look, mate, you have openly said you are from Lupsett so don't start lying now to sound posh.
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mickey1975 wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 21:55
forcefraser wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 07:01 Never really got the dudes who embellish and tell obvious lies.

When I lived in the Brownsville projects mid 80's we would not stand for that kind of nonsense. We had it tough though, we were woken up hours before we even went to sleep. Thankfully I got a scholarship to Durham Uni and started a new life under a new name.

Still miss those brothers back in the hood.
Look, mate, you have openly said you are from Lupsett so don't start lying now to sound posh.
👍 Damn, I thought I'd gotten away with it
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mickey1975 wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 21:55
forcefraser wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 07:01 Never really got the dudes who embellish and tell obvious lies.

When I lived in the Brownsville projects mid 80's we would not stand for that kind of nonsense. We had it tough though, we were woken up hours before we even went to sleep. Thankfully I got a scholarship to Durham Uni and started a new life under a new name.

Still miss those brothers back in the hood.
Look, mate, you have openly said you are from Lupsett so don't start lying now to sound posh.
:lol:
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forcefraser wrote: 18 Apr 2022, 07:01 Never really got the dudes who embellish and tell obvious lies.

When I lived in the Brownsville projects mid 80's we would not stand for that kind of nonsense. We had it tough though, we were woken up hours before we even went to sleep. Thankfully I got a scholarship to Durham Uni and started a new life under a new name.

Still miss those brothers back in the hood.
:OhYes: calm down Ron Lyle
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orbtastic wrote: 16 Apr 2022, 14:16 Hard to really tell on a phone.

A recent scar won’t be white, that’s for sure. It takes ages to get the scar tissue.
It takes years for a scar to fade - not a few weeks. I’ve got many scars and some are still pink to this day.

I’ve know a couple of people suffer bad knee injuries and they wore knee braces for months and used a stick.

The guy is absolutely full of crap.
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