Gunn complains of early stoppage

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Gunn complains of early stoppage

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Post by sweetscience »

moving down a weight hey ?

maybe a bout beat him and joe calzaghe at a catchweight could be next

and i can win another £100 on a first round stoppage

come on franky baby, you no it makes sense
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Post by stujones »

Now this fight wasn't stopped to early.

Whilst he had no right challenging for a world title, I wouldn't be against seeing him against our domestic guys at Cruiser or Light Heavy (He could probably make Super Middle).

I could see him against the likes of Peter Haymer or John Keeton in a good scrap.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

The article says my quest to England, I think that warrants the stoppage.
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Post by Goz »

"In closing, I would like to say this. In the movie Braveheart there was a saying in the end. "Every man dies, not every man really lives" and I have lived. I give God the glory."

He is a diamond and in no way delusional.
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Post by chris s »

What a fornicating lunatic.

First some idiot in his corner claimed he was the most ferocious fighter since Jack Dempsey, now this bollocks
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Goz wrote:"In closing, I would like to say this. In the movie Braveheart there was a saying in the end. "Every man dies, not every man really lives" and I have lived. I give God the glory."

He is a diamond and in no way delusional.

What glory though?.... sounds like the guy lost half his brain along with his nose against Enzo!.... stick to fighting in bars mate...
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Post by DavidPayne »

Perhaps John Rawling could help explain away these claims simply by refusing to retell them but suffice to day they're "interesting................and gory".

Amazing that the 11 year hiatus was used to make Gunn a more dangerous fighter yet the YOUTUBE classic knockout loss to a fighter Ojay Abrahams would have beaten wasn't mentioned.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

Does anyone here now anything about Gunns bareknucle/unlicenced fights?
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Post by silkov »

Not really, probably just barroom fights against beer bellied lorry drivers... he certainly doesnt seem to have ever been tought the rudiments of boxing... probably thinks a jab is a beer with a shot of vodka in... :TU: 8) :box:
I dont usually make fun of fighters but I'll make an exception for Gunn.... I think his legend can take it!... :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by silkov »

How about Gunn vs Chuck Gardner???..... my moneys on Gardner... at least he had some decent wins on his record.... 8)
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Post by m1kee50 »

early stoppage? he must enjoy pain lol. let him come back for the other eleven then.

why not let him sign a disclaimer, he agrees to take full resposibilty, and the ref agrees to let him get the granny kicked out of him
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I think he should go in with Calzaghe next... at least he threw more punches than Manfredo! and wasnt afraid to have the crap knocked out of him!...
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Post by dookus »

It wasn't as premature as Audley Harrison's stoppage, he was clearly okay to continue but the ref waved it off
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dookus wrote:It wasn't as premature as Audley Harrison's stoppage, he was clearly okay to continue but the ref waved it off
You're having a laugh arent you?.... Harrison was still in a daze half an hour after the fight!.... and he never came close to beating the count either!...
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silkov wrote:
dookus wrote:It wasn't as premature as Audley Harrison's stoppage, he was clearly okay to continue but the ref waved it off
You're having a laugh arent you?.... Harrison was still in a daze half an hour after the fight!.... and he never came close to beating the count either!...
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dookus wrote:
silkov wrote:
dookus wrote:It wasn't as premature as Audley Harrison's stoppage, he was clearly okay to continue but the ref waved it off
You're having a laugh arent you?.... Harrison was still in a daze half an hour after the fight!.... and he never came close to beating the count either!...
Our Silkov,
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World without irony.
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:lol: :TU:
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Post by silkov »

dookus wrote:
silkov wrote:
dookus wrote:It wasn't as premature as Audley Harrison's stoppage, he was clearly okay to continue but the ref waved it off
You're having a laugh arent you?.... Harrison was still in a daze half an hour after the fight!.... and he never came close to beating the count either!...
Our Silkov,
Who aren't up on sarcasm,
Give us this day our daily posts.
Forgive us our clinches
As we forgive those that clinch against us.
Lead us not into Warren's keeping
But deliver us from dodgy decisions.
For thine art the overreactions,
The anti-drug rants and shouting.
World without irony.
Amen.

Yep you caught me with an iron deficiency there!... but sometimes its hard to tell if people are being serious or not on here.... I mean when you have people saying that the Gunn bloke was more ferocious than Dempsey, with not a hint of irony, then you've got to be careful!...
...I'm off now to eat five cans of beans in order to 'iron up!'.... :TU: :box: :box: :box: :box: :roll:
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