OJ - A real character

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kevin
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OJ - A real character

Post by kevin »

At BBN we always try to bring you something different. I can't remember the last time I saw much about Ojay Abrahams so here is an interview that Paul Concannon recently did with the Watford man

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1794- ... ecord.html

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Post by nickd »

Great interview, Ojay is truly a character!
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Post by d »

Great piece.
Oj is a great advert for the game,and has had some great tussles over the years.
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“Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, children of all ages…

"I am not Cassius Clay, I am not even Sugar Ray, my name is only Ojay, Watford's number 1 – extrovert and larger than life, undisputed, undoubtedly, unquestionably, one of the most exciting fighters to come out of W-A-T-FO-R-D – the man, the main man, the genuine article, one of Watford's famous sons, often imitated, but never intimidated - me, myself & I, in a class of his own – remember - O-J-A-Y. O is for outrageous, J is for juice, A is for my sign-Aquarius and Y is for yes – I lur've myself... Listen up, stay clean and don't be seen, hang loose, I will see you in a goose, If you can't be good be bad, like me myself and I – Watford's undisputed King of the ring, Watford's first professional boxing champion in nearly fifty years and former British Masters Champion, a career spanning since 1991 to 2006 with 95 professional Fights and only five to go to the 100 – over and out, end of a living legend, it can only be, me myself and I…”
Pure class.
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