Harrison stops Medina in the 11

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mrbassie wrote:That's actually quite a hurtful remark, I lost both my middle fingers in a bizarre strawberry picking accident some years ago. I'll never play banjo again :cry:


Sorry to hear that Banjo Bassie..but if McCoy aint getting the finger, hey! :P
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s'ok, I still have all my other fingers, just not the middle ones. I can play the recorder fairly well, but my life's ambition of re-enacting the film Deliverance was scuppered, A Clockwork Orange was my second choice but I wasn't able to make one that kept time, so I've had to settle for Emmanuel.
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Manuel Medina was the "is HE STILL around?" in the Ring's State of the Game section - in 1998
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Does anyone know what the judges scorecards were at the end of 10 completed rounds? I'd be very interested to know. Thanks.
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mrbassie wrote: but my life's ambition of re-enacting the film Deliverance was scuppered.
It that the scene where he says "You've got a right pretty mouth boy"?
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not unless he said it to a jangly, stringed instrument.
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Snatchy wrote:Does anyone know what the judges scorecards were at the end of 10 completed rounds? I'd be very interested to know. Thanks.
They were on Warren's site yesterday, I think all three of them were 8-2 Harrison, which is a joke, I thought Medina one more rounds than Harrison did, of course he didn't win them by hurting Harrison.
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mrbassie wrote:
Snatchy wrote:Does anyone know what the judges scorecards were at the end of 10 completed rounds? I'd be very interested to know. Thanks.
They were on Warren's site yesterday, I think all three of them were 8-2 Harrison, which is a joke, I thought Medina one more rounds than Harrison did, of course he didn't win them by hurting Harrison.
Behave yourself! :o
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why behave myself? you've gotta score according to the rules, Harrison was holding and hitting and rabbit punching all night and I'm not about to score a round to a guy who barely landed a legal punch in three minutes.
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Lugh wrote:Manuel Medina was the "is HE STILL around?" in the Ring's State of the Game section - in 1998


Hey Lugh Lugh, you forgot to mention that the very same 'Ring' magazine had Medina in their top 5 going into the rematch, didnt you

See ya on da flipside sucka :P
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Scotts the Champ again!!!! :D :D :D :D
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beltholder again.
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Post by bennie »

Nice link, Mighty Warrior. It doesn't go into any great detail, of course, just says it could happen. I read yesterday that Scott wants to break the record held by Jim Watt for the most successful world title defences made by a Scot (Watt made four). Harrison won't be breaking it if he fights Manny.
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He beats a guy he should never have lost to in the first place, then he is ready to take on everyone..

It is this type of logic which crushes careers.
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