Okolie moves to heavyweight

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Okolie , well what can i say , NOTHING REALLY , because i simply will not watch him , i could'nt care less if he moves down to lightweight or up to heavy weight , i simply will not watch him , if and thats a big IF , i wanted to watch wrestling i would put WWF on , and watch the wrestling done proper , with figure 4 leg locks , jumping of the ropes onto someones neck, elbow first .

Can't understand why people get involved in him or his carreer , i liken it to my missis every week she comes home and complains , that woolworths have put Mcvities buiscuits up a dollar , bananas are 7 dollars a kilo , coffeee has gone up 20 cents , and i just look at her , and say so what , who cares , JUST DON'T BUY THEM , and gusee what a fortnight later when thousands of other sensible people have stopped buying them , she comes home with bananas and says , There back to 4 dollars a kilo .

What i can't understand is why boxing fans don't treat fighters like Okilie the same , DON'T BUY IT ,

hE'S IN THE FIGHT BUISNESS , HE CHOSE TO BE A FIGHTER , NOT A BRICKLAYER , so if he does'nt deliver on the entertainment side , its not up to the fans and punters to give him and his manager a free ride and an income for , supplying a substandard product , , Like i said its buisness at his level and if he will not engage in a boxing match and chooses to stink the place out time after time , well its just like leaky bob the plumber who continually leaves a job with leaking taps , STOP EMPLOYING HIM DON'T GIVE HIM YOUR MONEY , but if you do choose to employ him don't complain when you come home and your kitchens flooded
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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coneye wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 17:22 Okolie , well what can i say , NOTHING REALLY , because i simply will not watch him , i could'nt care less if he moves down to lightweight or up to heavy weight , i simply will not watch him , if and thats a big IF , i wanted to watch wrestling i would put WWF on , and watch the wrestling done proper , with figure 4 leg locks , jumping of the ropes onto someones neck, elbow first .

Can't understand why people get involved in him or his carreer , i liken it to my missis every week she comes home and complains , that woolworths have put Mcvities buiscuits up a dollar , bananas are 7 dollars a kilo , coffeee has gone up 20 cents , and i just look at her , and say so what , who cares , JUST DON'T BUY THEM , and gusee what a fortnight later when thousands of other sensible people have stopped buying them , she comes home with bananas and says , There back to 4 dollars a kilo .

What i can't understand is why boxing fans don't treat fighters like Okilie the same , DON'T BUY IT ,

hE'S IN THE FIGHT BUISNESS , HE CHOSE TO BE A FIGHTER , NOT A BRICKLAYER , so if he does'nt deliver on the entertainment side , its not up to the fans and punters to give him and his manager a free ride and an income for , supplying a substandard product , , Like i said its buisness at his level and if he will not engage in a boxing match and chooses to stink the place out time after time , well its just like leaky bob the plumber who continually leaves a job with leaking taps , STOP EMPLOYING HIM DON'T GIVE HIM YOUR MONEY , but if you do choose to employ him don't complain when you come home and your kitchens flooded
I couldn’t have put it better :TU:
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 19:17
coneye wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 17:22 Okolie , well what can i say , NOTHING REALLY , because i simply will not watch him , i could'nt care less if he moves down to lightweight or up to heavy weight , i simply will not watch him , if and thats a big IF , i wanted to watch wrestling i would put WWF on , and watch the wrestling done proper , with figure 4 leg locks , jumping of the ropes onto someones neck, elbow first .

Can't understand why people get involved in him or his carreer , i liken it to my missis every week she comes home and complains , that woolworths have put Mcvities buiscuits up a dollar , bananas are 7 dollars a kilo , coffeee has gone up 20 cents , and i just look at her , and say so what , who cares , JUST DON'T BUY THEM , and gusee what a fortnight later when thousands of other sensible people have stopped buying them , she comes home with bananas and says , There back to 4 dollars a kilo .

What i can't understand is why boxing fans don't treat fighters like Okilie the same , DON'T BUY IT ,

hE'S IN THE FIGHT BUISNESS , HE CHOSE TO BE A FIGHTER , NOT A BRICKLAYER , so if he does'nt deliver on the entertainment side , its not up to the fans and punters to give him and his manager a free ride and an income for , supplying a substandard product , , Like i said its buisness at his level and if he will not engage in a boxing match and chooses to stink the place out time after time , well its just like leaky bob the plumber who continually leaves a job with leaking taps , STOP EMPLOYING HIM DON'T GIVE HIM YOUR MONEY , but if you do choose to employ him don't complain when you come home and your kitchens flooded
I couldn’t have put it better :TU:
good post however one major flaw .

nobody actually buys Okolie fights anyway - he will be undercard filler or fighting a name that actually sells .
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Obviously I've only seen one fight of Okolie`s but that was a big ko of rozanski.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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stevec@france wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 05:53
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 19:17
coneye wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 17:22 Okolie , well what can i say , NOTHING REALLY , because i simply will not watch him , i could'nt care less if he moves down to lightweight or up to heavy weight , i simply will not watch him , if and thats a big IF , i wanted to watch wrestling i would put WWF on , and watch the wrestling done proper , with figure 4 leg locks , jumping of the ropes onto someones neck, elbow first .

Can't understand why people get involved in him or his carreer , i liken it to my missis every week she comes home and complains , that woolworths have put Mcvities buiscuits up a dollar , bananas are 7 dollars a kilo , coffeee has gone up 20 cents , and i just look at her , and say so what , who cares , JUST DON'T BUY THEM , and gusee what a fortnight later when thousands of other sensible people have stopped buying them , she comes home with bananas and says , There back to 4 dollars a kilo .

What i can't understand is why boxing fans don't treat fighters like Okilie the same , DON'T BUY IT ,

hE'S IN THE FIGHT BUISNESS , HE CHOSE TO BE A FIGHTER , NOT A BRICKLAYER , so if he does'nt deliver on the entertainment side , its not up to the fans and punters to give him and his manager a free ride and an income for , supplying a substandard product , , Like i said its buisness at his level and if he will not engage in a boxing match and chooses to stink the place out time after time , well its just like leaky bob the plumber who continually leaves a job with leaking taps , STOP EMPLOYING HIM DON'T GIVE HIM YOUR MONEY , but if you do choose to employ him don't complain when you come home and your kitchens flooded
I couldn’t have put it better :TU:
good post however one major flaw .

nobody actually buys Okolie fights anyway - he will be undercard filler or fighting a name that actually sells .
They will put any old tosh on PPV, especially heavyweights.
My main question is why can't coneye man up and do his own plumbing??
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he is a modern day Henry Akinwande
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

Post by coneye »

KiwiRider wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 14:29
stevec@france wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 05:53
JamesPhilips wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 19:17

I couldn’t have put it better :TU:
good post however one major flaw .

nobody actually buys Okolie fights anyway - he will be undercard filler or fighting a name that actually sells .
They will put any old tosh on PPV, especially heavyweights.
My main question is why can't coneye man up and do his own plumbing??
Its called self preservation , since i retired , i've learnt not to do home jobs , , she says taps leaking , i say , i better go to the pub to see leaky bob , then when i can't find him , next day , i say , i better go to the pub and see if i can find fix it all Pete . , If i fix it myself , next thing she will have me hanging the washing on the line , carrying the shopping in , could even get drastic , and she starts , looking at the hoover then me , :lol:

When i finished work i meant it , i retired and became your proverbial ANDY CAPP :lol: , well at least thats what she calls me
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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Okolie moves to Tunbridge Wells might be a bit more interesting.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 07:11
SeanBrennan wrote: 27 Oct 2024, 18:06
stevec@france wrote: 27 Oct 2024, 07:26

what you on about !! sounds a tad too pervy for my tastes :o
Dhalsim was a well known 90s video game character with ridiculously long arms, more childish than pervy.
Street fighter.

I Didn’t like him
he had good reach
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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coneye wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 16:52
KiwiRider wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 14:29
stevec@france wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 05:53

good post however one major flaw .

nobody actually buys Okolie fights anyway - he will be undercard filler or fighting a name that actually sells .
They will put any old tosh on PPV, especially heavyweights.
My main question is why can't coneye man up and do his own plumbing??
Its called self preservation , since i retired , i've learnt not to do home jobs , , she says taps leaking , i say , i better go to the pub to see leaky bob , then when i can't find him , next day , i say , i better go to the pub and see if i can find fix it all Pete . , If i fix it myself , next thing she will have me hanging the washing on the line , carrying the shopping in , could even get drastic , and she starts , looking at the hoover then me , :lol:

When i finished work i meant it , i retired and became your proverbial ANDY CAPP :lol: , well at least thats what she calls me
Cripes, I'm doing it all wrong :doh:
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

Post by Boxerbeetle »

SeanBrennan wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 19:03
Ruthless-RKO wrote: 28 Oct 2024, 07:11
SeanBrennan wrote: 27 Oct 2024, 18:06

Dhalsim was a well known 90s video game character with ridiculously long arms, more childish than pervy.
Street fighter.

I Didn’t like him
he had good reach
He was slower than Joe Joyce though.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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I think he might surprise a few people at heavyweight.

Hopefully he's active in 2025 & we see whether he can hang with the big Chaps or not
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The Gratest wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 18:21 Okolie moves to Tunbridge Wells might be a bit more interesting.
:zzz:
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Ricky wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 06:37
The Gratest wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 18:21 Okolie moves to Tunbridge Wells might be a bit more interesting.
:zzz:
Keep your trolling out of the boxing section please Ricky.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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The Gratest wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:01
Ricky wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 06:37
The Gratest wrote: 29 Oct 2024, 18:21 Okolie moves to Tunbridge Wells might be a bit more interesting.
:zzz:
Keep your trolling out of the boxing section please Ricky.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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Ricky wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:05
The Gratest wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:01
Ricky wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 06:37

:zzz:
Keep your trolling out of the boxing section please Ricky.
:zzz:
Ah well, carry on then :lol:
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

Post by Ricky »

The Gratest wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:09
Ricky wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:05
The Gratest wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 07:01

Keep your trolling out of the boxing section please Ricky.
:zzz:
Ah well, carry on then :lol:
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He’s on the December 7th Frankie boy show !! Thought he was with Sky / Boxxer ?
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knockout wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 13:58 He’s on the December 7th Frankie boy show !! Thought he was with Sky / Boxxer ?
He's gone to FW
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Coco wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 14:23
knockout wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 13:58 He’s on the December 7th Frankie boy show !! Thought he was with Sky / Boxxer ?
He's gone to FW
Not a bad opponent? I mean good record anyway!

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/707814
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JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 14:59
Coco wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 14:23
knockout wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 13:58 He’s on the December 7th Frankie boy show !! Thought he was with Sky / Boxxer ?
He's gone to FW
Not a bad opponent? I mean good record anyway!

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/707814
Quite far off making him top 5 like he thinks though
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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joshj909 wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 18:14
JamesPhilips wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 14:59
Coco wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 14:23

He's gone to FW
Not a bad opponent? I mean good record anyway!

https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/707814
Quite far off making him top 5 like he thinks though
Well no as the guy is ranked outside boxrec's top 100.
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

Post by margaret thatcher »

i saw that guy fight zhan, was down like 5x, pretty much every half decent shot hurt him. should be an easy enough knock over job
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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margaret thatcher wrote: 30 Oct 2024, 18:41 i saw that guy fight zhan, was down like 5x, pretty much every half decent shot hurt him. should be an easy enough knock over job
Why oh why do promoters spend the money on this sort of fight , I can understand it , if you have a 20 year old charismatic heavyweight who punches like Mike Tyson , the build him up get him Ko's left right and centre , make him an exciting fighter people want to watch , BUT Okolie , the guy is gonna stink and wrestle any and every time he gets someone who can hit him back

WHY WASTE YOUR MONEY
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Re: Okolie moves to heavyweight

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effin hilarious after OKolie going on about being ranked and wanting a title fight soon and then they put him in vs this guy :

Hussein Muhamed

what a waste of tv time
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