Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:35 If King's as limited in experience as the commentators are claiming, King could be worth keeping an eye on.
ref stops fight rd 2 as Pesce just beats the count. King at 19 has a good frame.
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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All over in the 2nd.

Woodhouse might have something on his hands there !
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Just a bid of incidental chat. My daughter and Mrs have gone to the amateur show in Whitby tonight. I told my daughter to keep an eye out for Henry Wharton and mention me to him. Luckily he remembered me and is going to send me a souvenir in the post.

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I won't go to local amateurs as I do not like local families shouting 'kbock the effers head off' and booing away young lads. I think it's a terrible way to treat young kids by booing them
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What channel is this card on please?
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rhino222 wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:38 What channel is this card on please?
Youtube mate

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on Fightzone and Talksport channels on YT.
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MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:38 Just a bid of incidental chat. My daughter and Mrs have gone to the amateur show in Whitby tonight. I told my daughter to keep an eye out for Henry Wharton and mention me to him. Luckily he remembered me and is going to send me a souvenir in the post.

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I won't go to local amateurs as I do not like local families shouting 'kbock the effers head off' and booing away young lads. I think it's a terrible way to treat young kids by booing them
Wow. Henry looks in great shape. One of my favourite fighters.
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To be fair, King did knock his opponent over with good shots. He didn't fall over.
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King worth watching. Only 2nd fight
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MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:38 Just a bid of incidental chat. My daughter and Mrs have gone to the amateur show in Whitby tonight. I told my daughter to keep an eye out for Henry Wharton and mention me to him. Luckily he remembered me and is going to send me a souvenir in the post.

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I won't go to local amateurs as I do not like local families shouting 'kbock the effers head off' and booing away young lads. I think it's a terrible way to treat young kids by booing them
Lovely picture, thanks for sharing. I met Henry when I was a little boy as a family member knew him (travellers). He was really nice to everyone, never forgot that
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Great to see Wharton looking well :TU:
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SeanBrennan wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:42
MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:38 Just a bid of incidental chat. My daughter and Mrs have gone to the amateur show in Whitby tonight. I told my daughter to keep an eye out for Henry Wharton and mention me to him. Luckily he remembered me and is going to send me a souvenir in the post.

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I won't go to local amateurs as I do not like local families shouting 'kbock the effers head off' and booing away young lads. I think it's a terrible way to treat young kids by booing them
Lovely picture, thanks for sharing. I met Henry when I was a little boy as a family member knew him (travellers). He was really nice to everyone, never forgot that
I bumped into Henry a few years ago in town. Had a really good chat with him. I have to say though, for atmosphere his fight with Eubank was the most electrifying fight I've seen live.
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:24 Really, MasterG ? I'd be surprised if he got £5k for a 4 rounder against a guy with a long losing record.

Allen kept busy during the 4 rounds and at least didn't sleepwalk his way through it.

Forget Dave's talk of having much boxing ability....it's levels. When he steps up against a winner, the result will always be the same.
Just spoken to heavyweight who was offered this fight with Allen 1 weeks notice for 3 grand
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Hmmm, but would Allen be on £5k ?? :maybe:
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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:56 Hmmm, but would Allen be on £5k ?? :maybe:
I doubt it, more likely the opponent gets paid more in a fight like that.
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MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:52
THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:24 Really, MasterG ? I'd be surprised if he got £5k for a 4 rounder against a guy with a long losing record.

Allen kept busy during the 4 rounds and at least didn't sleepwalk his way through it.

Forget Dave's talk of having much boxing ability....it's levels. When he steps up against a winner, the result will always be the same.
Just spoken to heavyweight who was offered this fight with Allen 1 weeks notice for 3 grand
really interesting thanks for sharing, I never have a clue what people get paid for fights.
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That's my suspicion about the £5k payday, but will stand corrected.
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MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:44
SeanBrennan wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:42
MasterG wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:38 Just a bid of incidental chat. My daughter and Mrs have gone to the amateur show in Whitby tonight. I told my daughter to keep an eye out for Henry Wharton and mention me to him. Luckily he remembered me and is going to send me a souvenir in the post.

Image

I won't go to local amateurs as I do not like local families shouting 'kbock the effers head off' and booing away young lads. I think it's a terrible way to treat young kids by booing them
Lovely picture, thanks for sharing. I met Henry when I was a little boy as a family member knew him (travellers). He was really nice to everyone, never forgot that
I bumped into Henry a few years ago in town. Had a really good chat with him. I have to say though, for atmosphere his fight with Eubank was the most electrifying fight I've seen live.
good fighter. Does a lot for the community too. Top human.
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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Billy "The kid" Pickles putting in plenty of work against his cagey opponent.
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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 16:05 Billy "The kid" Pickles putting in plenty of work against his cagey opponent.
I'm so greedy his name makes me want to order food with a pickle tray. I wish I was being flippant.
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Haha

Pickles very active and entertaining his fans.
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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 16:08 Haha

Pickles very active and entertaining his fans.
he sure is.

If he's ever in a difficult fight the headline writes itself too.
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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He didn't get into a pickle tonight !

Fleet footed, throwing combinations throughout. His opponent couldn't lay a glove on Billy.
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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Points win in this 6 round fight 60-54 for Billy Pickles
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Re: Dave Allen v Jake Darnell

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THEBUTCH wrote: 06 Apr 2024, 15:56 Hmmm, but would Allen be on £5k ?? :maybe:
I doubt Allen gets paid for fights like this.

If fighters were making money for these fights then no domestic guys would ever suffer from inactivity.

These probably cost a bit in reality, but are nessasary to get the fraze type fights where he makes good money.
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