Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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veriton wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 05:15 If I was DDD I'd be more upset if FW hadn't chirped up.

It also took away all of the quit talk that would have been the focus without the controversy. A convenient smokescreen.
bellew got that covered on talksport this am !
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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Or is Dubois being lined up as Furys next opponent after Ngannou?

A couple of insta videos calling out `the midget` for losing against Dubois .. then an offer to fight Dubois.
If they can sell Ngannou they can sell Dubois :doh:
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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joshj909 wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 10:25
Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 09:35 FW is doing his job, the result won't be changed but if enough fuss is made he might be able to keep his interm belt, high ranking etc
If he convinced enough gullible idiots that Dubois is the rightful champ or the result was unjust then it might sell a few more tickets when he crushes a can in his next fight. That's all Frank is looking at. No way he believes his own bollocks.
He might get billed as the lineal champ
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 12:27
joshj909 wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 10:25
Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 09:35 FW is doing his job, the result won't be changed but if enough fuss is made he might be able to keep his interm belt, high ranking etc
If he convinced enough gullible idiots that Dubois is the rightful champ or the result was unjust then it might sell a few more tickets when he crushes a can in his next fight. That's all Frank is looking at. No way he believes his own bollocks.
He might get billed as the lineal champ
How?
The reality is that there isn’t a lineal champion but it’s Fury that claims to be it.
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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leejonesjnr wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:12
Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 12:27
joshj909 wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 10:25

If he convinced enough gullible idiots that Dubois is the rightful champ or the result was unjust then it might sell a few more tickets when he crushes a can in his next fight. That's all Frank is looking at. No way he believes his own bollocks.
He might get billed as the lineal champ
How?
The reality is that there isn’t a lineal champion but it’s Fury that claims to be it.
As if truth has anything to do with it!
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:15
leejonesjnr wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:12
Coco wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 12:27

He might get billed as the lineal champ
How?
The reality is that there isn’t a lineal champion but it’s Fury that claims to be it.
As if truth has anything to do with it!
Innit
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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Dubios level seems quite low. I honestly don’t know if the green Jorge Luis González, who Bowe schooled is actually a better fighter than him.
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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polecateddy wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:47 Dubios level seems quite low. I honestly don’t know if the green Jorge Luis González, who Bowe schooled is actually a better fighter than him.
The whole heavyweight scene has a low level to be fair, for active fighters that is .
(I might be retried, I might not are not included).
Hopefully some new young blood will light up the scene .
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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All very predictable b*llocks
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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When Hamza Sheeraz fouls Skeete three times while he is on the floor and doesn't get DQ'd, Fish Eyes said "It's the referees discretion!". Why is this not "the referees discretion" then? It's not even worth getting into because by this point nobody would believe a word out of his mouth. Same goes with Hearn after the Conor Benn situation. These guys are liars by trade.
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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There was a video showing Eddie Hearn raging about the Amir Khan Paul McCloskey cut controversy (I think the last time Hearn Sr was a regular after he and Haroon Khan nearly got into a brawl in the ring, such was the anger) while McCloskey was in Matchroom stable, and then a video of what he said about him a few years after

Wish they were both still up so I could timestamp and contrast him contradicting every single word he said, I know we can do that with other videos of every promoter and eddie, but this was probably his first true promotional two facedness that i remember

You can't keep excusing hypocrisy by saying, I'm a promoter it's my job, I'm a lawyer it's my job, I'm a politician it's my job
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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TheLeprechaun wrote: 30 Aug 2023, 08:59 These guys are liars by trade.
Ummm... Yah huh
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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polecateddy wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:47 Dubios level seems quite low. I honestly don’t know if the green Jorge Luis González, who Bowe schooled is actually a better fighter than him.
Dubois is less experienced than Gonzalez was and I think younger too?? Gonzalez didn't look 25 to me
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Re: Ol Fish eyes behaviour after DDD loss

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GreenLightning wrote: 30 Aug 2023, 19:58
polecateddy wrote: 28 Aug 2023, 15:47 Dubios level seems quite low. I honestly don’t know if the green Jorge Luis González, who Bowe schooled is actually a better fighter than him.
Dubois is less experienced than Gonzalez was and I think younger too?? Gonzalez didn't look 25 to me
Dubios is like one of those opponents you’d feed to a late stage Mike Tyson, that would last around 90 seconds.
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